Medical Services  

For the last decade, Dr Farooq Hossain has been offering free medical services to the residents of the Sundarban area of West Bengal. He and his team collect sample and unused medication from households and distribute them to those in need. Additionally, they have received donations of ECG, oxygen, sugar, and blood pressure monitoring machines, enabling them to provide healthcare services to the community.

Ziqitza Healthcare Ltd (ZHL) Asia's leading emergency medical service provider company has successfully served more than 2.5 million people in the state.
 

Ziqitza has played an important role in helping people in COVID pandemic in both first and second wave and is geared up for the Third Wave to safely help people reach hospitals and back home

Ziqitza feels that Healthcare is a foremost requirement for the citizenry of every nation, unfortunately, when it comes to medical services, particularly in rural areas, several countries including India lag considerably.

Ministry of defence has authorised the director general of the Armed Forces Medical Services to hire 400 retired military doctors
 

From next year onwards, the process to set up the joint theatre commands will begin. This would begin after first integrating the air defence, drone operations, logistics, medical services and the like among the Army, Navy and IAF. Chief of Defence Staff, General Bipin Rawat said that he has been given three years to do it. What does this mean and how it will boost India’s defence; watch SimplifiedBy on MyNation.

A woman suffering from diarrhea, headache and vomiting was given Ciprofloxacin tablets by the government hospital in Erwadi. She was shocked to see a piece of pin inside the tablet when she broke it into halfRamanathapuram: A Tamil Nadu woman was shocked to find a pin inside a tablet, which was given to her at the government hospital in Erwadi. Sakthi from Tamil Nadu’s Eranthurai village was suffering from diarrhea, headache and vomiting. She went to the government hospital. She was given a strip of Ciprofloxacin tablets in the hospital. She broke the tablet into two as she had throat ache and it was difficult to gulp the tablet as a whole. But to her shock, she found a piece of pin inside the tablet. Scared to take any risk, she broke another tablet into four pieces before consuming it. Reports claimed that Deputy Director (Public health) Dr B Kumaragurubaran has collected the tablet with pin and the strip. He is said to have sent a report to the Tamil Nadu Medical Services Corporation, which supplied drugs to various government hospitals.
 

On Thursday (May 30), Madurai Collector K Veera Raghava Rao made a surprise visit to the government hospitals in Tamil Nadu’s Ramanathapuram and warned the doctors that strict actions would be taken if failed to discharge their duties to the best of their ability

Anandan is a consultant at Tamil Nadu Medical Services Corporation Ltd. He has no post with the World Bank, but his closeness to Health Minister C Vijayabaskar has made him 'World Bank Anandan', says an RTI activist.