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GENDER/ HEALTH/ EDUCATION - February 2020

Feb 2020

Jan 20, 2026

Nagaland University researchers unveil eco-friendly corrosion shield

Researchers from Nagaland University and University of Science and Technology Beijing shown carbon quantum dots derived from discarded apple leaves can protect metals against corrosion in acidic environments. The apple‑leaf carbon quantum dots demonstrated inhibition efficiencies around 94–96% over extended exposure. This eco-friendly approach could replace toxic traditional inhibitors in infrastructure and manufacturing. Led by Prof Ambrish Singh and Prof Yujie Qiang, the study highlights a sustainable path for industrial corrosion protection, with potential applications across multiple sectors, reducing environmental impact while extending the lifespan of metal structures and components.
  • Apple leaf carbon quantum dots inhibit corrosion
  • Efficiency around 94–96%; eco-friendly approach
  • Study by Nagaland University and UST Beijing
  • Potential applications in infrastructure and manufacturing
  • Sustainable alternative to traditional inhibitors

Jan 19, 2026

Indo US Doctors Meet in Hyderabad to Strengthen Healthcare Collaboration

Hyderabad hosted an Indo US healthcare meeting led by the American Medical Association President Dr Bobby Mukkamala. Indian medical leaders discussed global collaboration, including outreach to 2000 rural villages. Topics included medical education, patient care, and shared research. Indian Medical Association leaders highlighted gaps such as postgraduate seat shortages. Participants stressed joint programs, telemedicine expansion, and capacity building. The gathering underscored ongoing cooperation to improve India s healthcare system through international expertise and patient outcomes, with emphasis on collective action and sustainable health improvements.
  • Location: Hyderabad
  • Participants: AMA President, IMA leaders
  • Key topics: collaboration, rural outreach, education
  • Gaps cited: postgraduate seat shortages
  • Outcomes: plans for joint programs and telemedicine

Indian Navy Medical Camp Delivers Free Care in Lakshadweep

From 12 to 16 January, the Indian Navy conducted a five day Joint Services Multi Speciality Medical Camp across Lakshadweep including Kavaratti, Agatti, Amini, Androth and Minicoy. A total of 4,719 patients received specialist and super specialist consultations. The team provided neurology, cardiology, nephrology, endocrinology, gastroenterology, medicine, surgery, ENT, ophthalmology, dermatology, dental surgery, radiology and community medicine services. The campaign performed 51 general surgical procedures, 71 cataract surgeries, more than 50 endoscopic procedures, over 50 echocardiograms and 250 ultrasound studies. All care and medicines were free. Two ECG machines were donated to local facilities.
  • Duration: January 12–16
  • Locations: Lakshadweep islands
  • Patients served: 4,719
  • Specialties included: neurology, cardiology, nephrology, endocrinology, gastroenterology
  • Outcomes: free care, equipment donations

Gujarat Amends Textile Policy to Boost Women SHGs

Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel approved amendments to Gujarat Textile Policy 2024 to empower women Self Help Groups and expand benefits to non polluting textile units in urban and rural areas. The policy now covers women led SHGs registered under the National Rural Livelihood Mission, the National Urban Livelihood Mission, or operating as voluntary SHGs. The changes aim to boost livelihoods, improve income for women, and integrate SHGs into the textile value chain. Officials expect stronger market access and industry partnerships to scale programs and strengthen the MSME ecosystem and inclusive growth.
  • Focus: women SHGs empowerment
  • Coverage: rural and urban units
  • Eligibility: NRLM and NULM registered groups
  • Objective: livelihood expansion and market access
  • Outcome: stronger MSME ecosystem

Jan 17, 2026

SCTIMST Cardiology department celebrates golden jubilee

The Cardiology Department at Sree Chitra Tirunal Institute for Medical Sciences and Technology (SCTIMST) is celebrating its golden jubilee this Saturday. The event will gather former directors, senior faculty, alumni, and leaders to review five decades of progress in Indian cardiology. The department has contributed to heart disease treatment, research, and training. The celebration will feature lectures, panels, and awards. SCTIMST intends to reflect on achievements and plan future work in cardiovascular care, education, and community outreach, reinforcing its role in India’s medical science landscape and future collaborations with national and international partners.
  • SCTIMST Cardiology department marks golden jubilee.
  • Event includes former directors, alumni, and leaders.
  • Five decades of progress in Indian cardiology reviewed.
  • Focus on treatment advances, research, and education.
  • Plans for future cardiovascular care, education, and outreach.

Jan 15, 2026

Paripoorna Mediclaim Ayush Bima launched for CGHS beneficiaries

The Department of Financial Services unveiled the Paripoorna Mediclaim Ayush Bima for Central Government Health Scheme (CGHS) beneficiaries. The policy provides cashless inpatient care and access to a wide hospital network, with sum insured options of Rs 10 lakh or Rs 20 lakh. A co-payment component allows cost-sharing between insurers and subscribers (70:30 or 50:50). The retail product will be offered through New India Assurance Company and its online platform, without GST to keep costs affordable for CGHS beneficiaries, and is available to CGHS members up to six people per policy. The measure aims to improve health security and accessibility.
  • Paripoorna Mediclaim Ayush Bima launched for CGHS
  • Cashless inpatient coverage; networks of hospitals included
  • Sum insured: Rs 10 lakh or Rs 20 lakh
  • Co-payment options: 70:30 or 50:50

81 Ayushman Arogya Mandirs inaugurated in Delhi; total rises to 319

Delhi government inaugurated 81 new Ayushman Arogya Mandirs (AAMs), increasing the total to 319 across the national capital. Chief Minister highlighted these facilities bring free, modern healthcare closer to residents, with a focus on rapid service delivery at multiple locations such as Janakpuri. The AAM network is part of a broader push to expand access to healthcare under the Ayushman Bharat scheme at the community level. Officials noted the rapid build-out within 11 months, reflecting the government’s commitment to accessibility, affordability, and preventive care for city residents.
  • 81 new Ayushman Arogya Mandirs opened in Delhi
  • Total AAMs now 319 across the capital
  • Focus on free, modern healthcare at local centers
  • Rapid expansion within 11 months

Jan 14, 2026

A.P. Red Cross signs MoU to strengthen Thalassemia care

The Andhra Pradesh branch of the Indian Red Cross Society (IRCS) signed an MoU with Bengaluru-based Sankalp India Foundation to strengthen Thalassemia and sickle cell care for children. The agreement was signed in the presence of IRCS officials and aims to expand screening, treatment, and support services for affected families. The collaboration seeks to improve access to cost-effective therapies and raise awareness about hereditary blood disorders, combining NGO expertise with IRCS’ community network to improve patient outcomes and reduce financial burdens on families.
  • IRCS Andhra Pradesh signs MoU with Sankalp India Foundation
  • Focus on Thalassemia and sickle cell care for children
  • Aims to expand screening and treatment services
  • Collaborative effort to improve access and awareness
  • Utilizes NGO networks to support affected families
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