India's pharmaceutical industry faces scrutiny as contaminated drugs cause public health concerns. Calls for stricter regulations and a comprehensive overhaul of the regulatory system grow louder.

Beneath the surface of the noble Jan Aushadhi scheme lies a tangled web of corruption, unethical practices, and challenges that have left the most marginalised population still grappling with the burden of exorbitant medical expenses and compromised health.

In Delhi, a pressing crisis looms beneath the surface. The national capital’s Sewage Treatment Plants (STPs), entrusted with the crucial task of purifying wastewater, have fallen into a dire state, sparking alarming concerns. A majority of the STPs in Delhi have failed to conform to prescribed standards, posing serious concerns for public health and the environment.

The family of the deceased Arnab Chakraborty gears up for a prolonged legal battle, alleging medical negligence and demanding accountability from reputed Bengaluru hospitals as the Karnataka Medical Council registers complaints against the doctors.

Footballer Priya R died due to alleged medical negligence in November last year. Six months have passed since her tragic death. Her family alleges that the wrongdoers have still not been brought to justice. Watch this story!

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