3 more Mizoram primary health centres get national quality certification

Mizoram has significantly boosted its healthcare infrastructure with three more Primary Health Centres (PHCs) achieving National Quality Assurance Standards (NQAS) certification. This brings the state’s total to 34 NQAS-certified PHCs out of 57 targeted, and 47 NQAS-certified facilities overall. The rigorous NQAS evaluation ensures high standards in patient care, sanitation, and medical practice, aiming to…

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Bhubaneswar Smart City Limited to restore defunct digital kiosks for enhanced public services

Bhubaneswar Smart City Limited will soon commence restoration work on 75 defunct smart digital kiosks, which cost Rs 8 crore and were intended for city information and various services. Housing and urban development minister Krushna Chandra Mohapatra confirmed plans to revive these kiosks, as many outdoor and all indoor units are currently non-functional.

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Cancers once rare in young adults are becoming more common: Here’s what could be driving the trend

Early-onset cancers are alarmingly increasing among adults under 50, challenging traditional views. A National Cancer Institute report highlights rising rates across 14 types, with younger generations facing steeper risks. While detection plays a role, lifestyle shifts like obesity, alcohol, poor diet, and environmental factors are strongly implicated.

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“I’m sure we’ll see different groups”- Exploring the Boston Celtics’ dynamic lineup as insider unveils a potential starting five amid Jayson Tatum’s uncertain and highly anticipated comeback.

Celtics insiders observed a potential new starting lineup featuring Pritchard, White, Hauser, Brown, and Queta, emphasizing their collective experience. This development coincides with superstar Jayson Tatum’s inspiring recovery from a torn Achilles. Speculation suggests Tatum could make an unexpected comeback as early as March, significantly boosting Boston’s championship hopes for the upcoming NBA season.

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Painted storks return to Kaziranga after four years

Kaziranga National Park has welcomed a pair of near-threatened painted storks after a four-year hiatus, a significant ornithological event. Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma announced their return, attributing it to successful conservation efforts. These elegant birds, facing population decline due to habitat loss, enhance the park’s rich migratory bird diversity, making this sighting crucial for…

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