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Fri, Jul 21 2017. 11 11 AM IST

Yoga should be mandatory in school

Countries across the world have discovered the benefits of yoga for children. Let’s not be the last to sign up

Yoga enthusiasts perform on the 3rd International Day of Yoga in Tokyo on Sunday. Photo: PTI

Mon, Jun 19 2017. 12 18 PM IST

United Nations lights up for International Day of Yoga

The United Nations (UN) headquarters in New York was lit up with the word ‘Yoga’ in commemoration of the 3rd International Day of Yoga to be celebrated on 21 June

A file photo of health minister J.P. Nadda. Photo: Vipin Kumar/HT

Sun, Mar 22 2015. 08 45 PM IST

Govt to launch media campaign to educate people on immunisation

The campaign will have advertisements, jingles, workshops and a host of other activities to sensitise the masses

Under the revised national tuberculosis control programme (RNTCP), treatment success rates have tripled from 25% in the pre-RNTCP era to 88% up to 2012. Photo: Priyanka Parashar/Mint

Wed, Aug 06 2014. 08 24 PM IST

Need to address drug-resistant TB cases in India: health secretary

Lov Verma said an action plan has been developed to improve access to tribal and other marginalized groups

Locked Primary Health Centre in Gorakhpur, UP. C.K Mishra seeks to reform health systems, advance universal health coverage and focus on social determinants of health. Photo: Mint

Mon, Jun 23 2014. 07 39 PM IST

Government plans universal healthcare, to focus on social indicators

India faces a combination of rapid emergence of non-communicable and persistence of communicable diseases

Harsh Vardhan. Photo: Pradeep Gaur/Mint

Fri, May 30 2014. 12 54 AM IST

Harsh Vardhan calls for an increase in taxes on tobacco

New health minister was addressing an audience before releasing a report ahead of World No Tobacco Day on 31 May

Mumbai dabbawalas have a very extensive network in the city and its suburbs to carry home-made lunch to some 150,000 office-goers. Photo: Mint

Wed, Apr 02 2014. 09 39 PM IST

WHO join hands with Mumbai dabbawalas to campaign World Health Day theme

Mumbai dabbawalas will carry a specially created tag with messages on how to prevent and control vector-borne diseases

Reaching the vast population with diverse socio-cultural practices, overcoming the physical and social barriers, achieving high vaccination coverage in all areas despite weaknesses in health systems and ensuring coverage of the most vulnerable newborns and migrant populations have been the major challenges that have been overcome by the polio programme in India. Photo: Bloomberg

Mon, Jan 13 2014. 12 46 AM IST

Polio eradication—a landmark achievement for India

The South-East Asia Region will be the fourth WHO region in the world to be certified as polio free, leaving just two regions yet to be certified

India’s dramatic turnout in polio eradication, though, has seen a consistent sidelining of the increasing incidence of non-polio acute flaccid paralysis (NPAFP) cases. In the last 13 months, India has reported at least 53,000 cases of NPAFP. Photo: AFP

Mon, Jan 13 2014. 12 44 AM IST

India to get polio-free status amid rise in acute flaccid paralysis cases

Government, in its rush to get polio-free certification, has ignored increasing cases of similar ailments, say activists

By Bloomberg

Sat, Jun 30 2012. 12 17 AM IST

India may miss infant, maternal health goals

India may miss infant, maternal health goals

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