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Rajkot: The anti-ragging committee of M P Shah Medical College in Jamnagar has dismissed the allegations of mental torture levelled by a first-year MB.

MLA from Gujarat Jamnagar North Assembly constituency Rivaba Jadeja and MP from Jamnagar Lok Sabha constituency Poonamben Maadam was engaged in a verbal spat at a public event over ‘use of slippers’ while paying tributes to soldiers

Traditional medicine has made enough contributions to human health

Rajkot: As if the tongue-lashing from MLA Rivaba Jadeja was not enough, Jamnagar mayor Bina Kothari came under a caustic attack from a Congress counci.

India commands a leadership position in traditional medicines because of its ancient practices such as Ayurveda but also because of the modern leadership including Prime Minister Narendra Modi taking an interest in the subject, Dr Shyama Kuruvilla, WHO lead for Global Centre for Traditional Medicine (GCTM), told News18

Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged the citizens to be ready to prevent, prepare and respond to the next health emergency while addressing the G20 Health Ministers meeting.

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New York: The first global Traditional Medicine Summit convened by UN health agency WHO, got underway this week in the Indian city of Gandhinagar focused on sharing evidence and best practices in this field.

The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi addressed the G20 Health Ministers’ Meet held in Gandhinagar, Gujarat via video message.Addressing the gathering, the Prime Minister welcomed dignitaries on behalf of 2.1 million doctors, 3.5 million nurses, 1.3

Highlighting his governments humanitarian initiative to provide Covid-19 vaccine to the world, the prime minister said India delivered 300 million vaccine doses to more than 100 countries, including many in the global south, under the Vaccine Maitri initiative.