Health & Sanitation

Sharmaji ka beta does everything right. From getting into a top B-school, to securing a well paying job, he is an ideal son. He...

In a country where a majority of female population is devoid of basic facilities to maintain menstrual hygiene and it’s still considered a taboo,...

According to the reports by WaterAid, India, the world’s second-largest country by population, is once again at the top with the highest number of people without basic...

Despite significant advances in healthcare, low neonatal mortality and child mortality rates are still a distant dream for India. In the country, less than 2%...

Noori Saleem is a trans-woman, is the third person to be officially declared HIV-positive by the Indian government in 1987. Today, she runs a...

India has, historically, had a very low rate of organ donation. Although this number has improved over the past three-four years, the country still has a...

On December 1, World Health Organisation observes World AIDS Day. This year’s theme compliments the UN Sustainable Development Goals and promotes ‘Right to Health’....

In an attempt to make Northeast India more inclusive in the health infrastructure map of the country, India is going to launch its first...

The Chief Minister of Jharkhand announced the launch of a scheme called ‘Gift Milk Scheme’ under the National Dairy Development Board (NDDB), Rural Electrification...

  A health study was jointly conducted by Indian Council of Medical Research and Public Health Foundation of India and Institute for Health Metrics and...

About 56% of India’s population had no access to basic sanitation needs in 2015, according to a report by WaterAid. India, the world's second-largest country by population,...

The Kerala government has taken an ambitious step in the sphere of menstrual hygiene. The state will provide free sanitary napkins to all girls...