RAJKUMARI AMRIT KAUR
AB-PMJAY scheme: AIIMS says over 23,000 beneficiaries availed benefits since 2018
Since September 2018, over 23,000 beneficiaries have benefited from the Ayushman Bharat health insurance scheme at AIIMS, Delhi. The majority of patients seek treatment in medical oncology, ophthalmology, general medicine, orthopaedics, and neurosurgery departments. The Ayushman Bharat-Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (AB-PMJAY) scheme has seen 730 procedures for congenital heart diseases, 557 total hip replacements, and 148 total knee replacements.
Republic Day: The founding mothers who framed the Constitution and were forgotten
Few consider the role of women in drafting the constitution, with the focus often on the male "founding fathers" of India. A Supreme Court bench noted the oversight, pointing out that traditional narratives have marginalized women's contributions during the Constituent Assembly debates. . The term "founding mothers," cited by Justice Chandrachud in 2018, recognizing the crucial role women played in shaping India's Constitution.
Contribution of women members of Constituent Assembly rarely discussed: PM Modi
The Constitution makers gave us a document which is open, futuristic and known for its modern vision, which makes it youth-centric, the prime minister said. He said be it sports or startups, information technology or digital payments, youth power is making its mark in every aspect of India's development.
No need to be apologetic about Hindu Rashtra, will only bind us together: Mohan Bhagwat
He was delivering his annual Vijayadashami speech outlining the RSS' vision for the coming year, and comes close on the heels of his meeting with intellectuals from the Muslim community. Bhagwat said such inter-faith meetings have been part of the Sangh tradition and the intent is to ensure, "we have to remain one. We all have to be Bharat. Samaj and rashtriyata should be our only interests."
Honey Singh rap, drama classes, lost friends: Childhood cancer survivors talk about finding hope, holding on to passion
These kids are engaged in a shadow dance of hope and despair every day.
COVID-19: Restricted registrations at AIIMS OPD, speciality clinics stopped
"All speciality clinics to be stopped for the time being and speciality clinic follow up. Patients will be registered within follow-up appointment slots only," AIIMS said in a circular.
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AIIMS made enormous contributions during COVID crisis: Harsh Vardhan
Formulating a new vision for AIIMS by looking at the undaunting spirit of its founder, he said, Rajkumari Amrit Kaur reached out to foreign countries and international development partners to make up for the shortage in fund allocation in her quest to provide world class medical education to common Indians.
Geneva Conventions at 71: An in-depth look from the Indian perspective
In recent human history the most significant developments in the field of human rights and international humanitarian law (IHL) happened when the world—exhausted by the barbarity of two World Wars—got together to frame the Universal Declaration of Human Rights of 1948 and the Geneva Conventions (GC) of 1949 of 12 August 1949.
Less than 2% COVID patients in ICUs; recovered cases exceed active ones: Harsh Vardhan
Harsh Vardhan's remarks came after he inaugurated the new block of the Rajkumari Amrit Kaur OPD on Thursday at the AIIMS here along with Minister of State for Health Ashwini Kumar Choubey. The lab network has been strengthened significantly from one in January to 1,234 laboratories presently.
Indira Gandhi, Amrit Kaur named by TIME among '100 Women of the Year'
Kaur's profile said that the young princess returned to India in 1918 after studying at Oxford and soon became fascinated by Mahatma Gandhi's teachings. Born into the royal family of Kapurthala, Rajkumari Kaur "decided her life's mission was to help India break free from its colonial ties and oppressive societal norms."
Museum for PMs: Jairam Ramesh questions NMML Director
Sinha had told mediapersons that a decision had been taken to construct a new museum for all former PMs at the 25-acre Teen Murti Bhavan complex.
A day after NMML meeting, row over museum for PMs intensifies over email
In his letter to Sinha, Ramesh said that his statement to the media last evening carried in today's papers regarding the approval given to the museum for Prime Ministers "is misleading and actually inaccurate to say the very least."
How politicians have long used animals to connect with people, or to make a point
Even Mahatma Gandhi, who felt keeping pets was a distraction – “you cannot serve man and dogs at the same time and therefore dogs should not be kept as pets,” he wrote.
How the clause on a Uniform Civil Code was rendered toothless
Bhimrao Ambedkar, Kanhaiyalal Munshi and Minoo Masani were all prolific writers and firm advocates of a Uniform Civil Code as a fundamental right for all Indians.
India@70: The people who wrote the Constitution of India
The Constituent Assembly has remained ignored despite the fact that the usual problem with history in India, the paucity of original sources, does not apply.
Gandhi-Sanger debate: Margaret battled over birth control & many of those battles are still being fought
Population control is likely to return as an important issue, and the resonances of that debate between Gandhi and Sanger may continue to be felt.
High patient inflow, corruption, nepotism & talent exodus: The problems that have plagued AIIMS
Even as the number of patients coming to AIIMS was rising, the nature of medicine at the institute was changing. This is a pan-India trend.
A showcase of India's first Union Cabinet
An exhibition of India's first Union Cabinet headed by its first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru is currently on display here.
Now, Maharaja's nephew stakes claim to property
In a fresh twist, nephew of erstwhile Maharaja of Faridkot Harinder Singh Brar has decided to challenge a recent court order.
Dr Sivaramakrishna Padmavati: Meet India’s first & oldest woman heart specialist
I still touch and use my eyes and ears to treat patients, but I have to know technology, too. You can't stop the march of technology.
Record sullied, lessons not learnt
Sunday’s incident once again raises the question of responsibility for ensuring safety measures at Metro construction sites.
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