Medical Care  

Dr Akram Ahmad, son of a farmer from Uttar Pradesh, left a high-paying job to build 'Academically Global', an EdTech startup earning Rs 2 crore monthly.

When considering health insurance, here are seven important things you should know before making a purchase:
 

Amitabh Bachchan has been hospitalized at Kokilaben Hospital in Mumbai

The deadly Spanish Flu, which slipped in through a ship of returning soldiers that docked in Bombay in June 1918 destroyed India. Close to 18 million Indians were killed by the deadly influenza, which is more than all the casualties in World War One. According to reports, India lost 6% of its people – more women than men. The 1918 pandemic is said to have claimed anywhere between 50 to 100 million lives world over. Although medical realities are vastly different now, the fact remains that there is still no cure for coronavirus. One must remember that the 1918 flu happened in the pre-antibiotic era and there was not enough medical care for the critically ill. Back then in India, western medicines were not widely accepted and people relied on home remedies.However, separated by a century, there are some striking similarities between the two pandemics and some key lessons India can learn from the 1918 flu. Watch this video to learn more.

Neerja Bhanot Award winner Sifiya Haneef constructed basic facilities such as toilets in hundreds of homes, medical care for many families, pensions to widows and homes for the poor

After a successful liver bypass surgery, Shivakumara Swami is awaiting his return to the Mutt.

Centre has put a cap on at least 700 essential medicines, made medicines available at low prices for people through various health schemes