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Digital Addiction and Mental Health: Warning Signs in India

Digital addiction is a growing public health challenge in India, affecting millions of adolescents and adults. This article outlines key warning signs, mental health consequences, ...
Jun 15

Indian Medical Workforce Under Strain: 91% of Doctors Would Discourage Their Children from Choosing Medicine in the Current Climate, Finds Landmark Study

Study of 1,200 Medics Signals Workforce Strain in Indian Healthcare as Doctors Report Burnout, Legal Exposure and Career Doubt....
Mar 05

Legal awareness seminar held to sensitise healthcare workers on child protection, women's safety

In today’s healthcare system, doctors and nurses are often the first point of contact for vulnerable women and children. ...
Feb 25

When Insurance Crosses the Line: Why Choosing Your Own Doctor Is Not a Crime

In an era where healthcare decisions are increasingly influenced by policy clauses and cost calculations, this ruling aims to restore balance....
Dec 26

The Fine Print of Survival: What the Cashless Dispute Means for Indian Patients

Will this be the moment India finally places patient welfare above industry disputes, or will it simply be another temporary bandage over a chronic wound?...
Sep 22

When Health Insurance Becomes a Gamble: A Family’s Ordeal with Denied Claims

Vipin’s fight should remind us that health insurance cannot remain a business of selling dreams, it must honor its commitment when life and health ...
Sep 11

80th UNGA must act to stop regressive pushbacks against health and gender

Rising anti-rights and anti-gender pushbacks along with conflicts, wars, invasions and genocides, have not only arrested the progress made on gender and health ...
Sep 02

Prevention revolution and policy harmonisation are critical to end AIDS

Despite having science-based tools for HIV combination prevention, there were 1.3 million people who got newly diagnosed with HIV in 2023 - and also ...
Aug 04

When Toilets Aren’t Enough: The Untold Story of Sanitation and Women’s Health

Toilets are only a part of the issue of female health and sanitation. The lack of awareness, safety, and supportive systems fails to cover basic ...
Jul 22

Gender equality and human rights are indivisible, foundational and unconditional

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Jun 25

Gen Z Doctors: Rethinking the White Coat Culture in India

A silent shift is unfolding in India’s hospitals. Young doctors, born in the age of Instagram and AI, are beginning to challenge the old ...
Jun 13

Women in Medicine: Breaking Barriers and Leading Change

The journey of women in medicine has never been easy. From exclusion to slow acceptance, and now to leadership—progress has been made, but the ...
Jun 07

Murder in the Name of God: Kashmir and the Collapse of Humanity

By refusing to let intolerance win, by standing firm against violence of any kind, we honor their memory and keep alive the promise of a ...
Apr 24

India’s Women: Empowered on Paper, Struggling in Reality

Every individual has a role to play in creating a world where women feel safe, valued, and empowered. It’s time to move beyond words ...
Mar 08

Not Just a Day, But a Movement: The Real Impact of International Girl Child Day in India

International Girl Child Day serves as a reminder that girls are not just beneficiaries of development but drivers of change....
Oct 11

Workplace Stress and Burnout Rate Reaching Critical Levels for Indian Employees, Warn Experts

Experts warn that workplace stress and burnout are reaching critical levels among Indian employees, driven by high workloads, long hours, job insecurity, poor working conditions ...
Oct 09

From Trauma to Protest: How One Tragic Death is Changing India’s Medical Landscape

The West Bengal protests are shedding light on these long-standing issues, as doctors, who are considered the backbone of India’s healthcare system, are ...
Sep 11

Indian Hospitals to Get a Security Makeover: What This Means for Healthcare Workers

By implementing comprehensive security measures, regulating public access to hospitals, and addressing issues such as sexual harassment, the government is working to protect those who ...
Aug 28

When Hospitals Become Crime Scenes: The Alarming Reality of Sexual Violence in Our Healthcare Institutions

Rape remains a persistent issue in society, not because of the actions of women, but due to deep-seated cultural, social, and systemic failures....
Aug 14

Intl Women’s Day celebrations at FTCCI

Change should start from home: Regional passport officer Snehaja Jonnalagadda....
Mar 07

Are we prepared to combat online gender-based violence?

While governments globally are struggling to end gender-based violence by 2030, the challenge has become more complex and sinister with rising online forms of ...
Jan 09

FTCCI organised a program

Extended livelihood support by donating Singer PICO Machines to 15 women. Women should have "me-time". It is important for their long life: Dr VS ...
Dec 21

Are online spaces safe for women?

One must not forget that online public sphere is as real and impactful as its offline counterpart and the impact of online gender-based violence (...
Dec 08

Healing Hands in Pain: The Emotional Fallout of Sexual Harassment on Women in Healthcare

It is crucial that not just hospitals but all workplaces become safe environments where women can pursue their careers without fear and everyone is treated ...
Sep 14

Navigating Mumbai's Chaos: My Journey as a Lady Bus Conductor

My journey as a lady bus conductor in Mumbai taught me resilience, determination, and breaking stereotypes. From day one nerve to a dependable conductor, I'...
Sep 01

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