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  Recent developments show the World Health Organization’s (WHO) recognition of India’s pioneering role in applying Artificial Intelligence (AI) to traditional medicine. WHO released its first technical brief on this subject, following India’s proposal. The document outlines a global roadmap for AI use in traditional medicine, emphasising India’s Ayush systems. This marks step in digital health innovation and global healthcare collaboration. Global Collaboration WHO’s roadmap encourages international cooperation in AI and traditional medicine. India’s leadership reflects a commitment to responsible innovation and ethical use of technology. This encourages a robust scientific ecosystem for traditional medicine worldwide. AI supports traditional diagnostic methods such as pulse reading, tongue examination, and Prakriti assessment. Machine learning and deep neural networks analyse these inputs to improve accuracy. This integration modernises ancient practices while respecting their co...

  The United Nations is currently reviewing a draft political declaration on Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) ahead of a high-level meeting in September 2025. The draft includes a commitment to eliminate trans-fatty acids from diets worldwide. However, over 100 experts, government officials and business leaders have raised concerns. They argue the declaration risks harming nutrition in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) by failing to distinguish between industrial trans fats and naturally occurring trans fats in animal-source foods. Context of the UN Political Declaration on NCDs The fourth UN General Assembly high-level meeting on NCDs will focus on preventing diseases such as heart disease and diabetes. The draft resolution promotes tobacco control, hypertension treatment, mental health care and dietary improvements. It calls for reducing unhealthy diets by eliminating trans fats, lowering saturated fats, sugars and sodium, and improving food labelling and public food polic...

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  The Great Nicobar Infrastructure Project (GNIP), valued at ₹72,000 crore, plans major development on Great Nicobar Island. These include a trans-shipment port, international airport, township, and power plant. The project faces scrutiny due to seismic risks in this highly active zone. The region is prone to earthquakes and tsunamis, a fact brought into light by the devastating 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami. Recent Environment Impact Assessment (EIA) reports have downplayed the chances of a mega earthquake, but scientific experts urge caution. Seismic Risk Assessment in GNIP The EIA report, nearly 900 pages long, was prepared by Vimta Labs for the Andaman and Nicobar Islands Integrated Development Corporation. It states the probability of a mega earthquake similar to the 2004 event is low. This conclusion relies heavily on a 2019 Indian Institute of Technology-Kanpur (IIT-Kanpur) study. The study estimates a return period of 420–750 years for magnitude 9 or above earthquakes and 80–12...

  The National Medical Commission (NMC) has introduced the Medical Institutions (Qualifications of Faculty) Regulations, 2025. This move follows the Central government’s plan to add 75,000 new medical seats over five years. The regulations aim to widen faculty eligibility and support the growth of undergraduate and postgraduate medical seats across India. Expanded Eligibility for Teaching Institutions Non-teaching government hospitals with over 220 beds can now be designated as teaching institutions. This change increases the number of centres that can offer medical education, especially in underserved regions. Flexible Faculty Appointment Criteria Specialists with 10 years’ experience may be appointed as Associate Professors. Those with two years’ experience can become Assistant Professors without completing senior residency, if they have done the Basic Course in Biomedical Research within two years. This shifts focus from rigid service norms to competency and academic merit. Incl...

  In move to enhance India’s research and innovation landscape, the Union Cabinet has approved the Research Development and Innovation (RDI) Scheme. This initiative, led by Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, allocates a substantial corpus of Rs. One lakh Crore. The scheme aims to invigorate private sector involvement in research and innovation, recognising its very important role in economic growth and self-reliance. Objectives of the RDI Scheme The RDI Scheme is designed with several key objectives.Encourage the private sector to invest in research and innovation, particularly in sunrise sectors that are crucial for economic security. Finance transformative projects that demonstrate higher Technology Readiness Levels (TRL). Support the acquisition of technologies deemed critical for national interest. Lastly, it facilitates the establishment of a Deep-Tech Fund of Funds to promote advanced technological development. Funding Mechanism The RDI Scheme features a two-tiered funding me...

  The Household Consumption Expenditure Surveys (HCES) conducted from August 2022 to July 2024 have shed light on the nutritional intake patterns across India. These surveys provide critical data on the consumption of food items and the resulting nutrient intake of the population. The findings are compiled in the report titled ‘Nutritional Intake in India’, which serves as a valuable resource for policymakers and researchers. Survey Overview The HCES aimed to assess food consumption patterns in households. It focused on calorie, protein, and fat intake. The surveys were conducted in two phases, covering both rural and urban segments. The data collected informs about the nutritional status of diverse population segments. Caloric Intake Analysis In both rural and urban India, the average per capita calorie intake showed a slight increase from 2022-23 to 2023-24. Rural areas recorded 2233 Kcal in 2022-23 and 2212 Kcal in 2023-24. Urban areas reported 2250 Kcal and 2240 Kcal for the sa...

Young Researcher Awards celebrate emerging talents in the scientific and academic community who demonstrate exceptional promise, innovation, and dedication in their field of study. These awards recognize early-career professionals making significant contributions through original research, encouraging continued excellence and leadership in science, technology, medicine, and the humanities.  🔗 Nominate now and celebrate the Young Researcher Award   #YoungResearcherAward #EmergingScientist #FutureInnovators #NextGenResearchers #ScienceLeadership #AcademicExcellence #EarlyCareerScientist #InnovativeResearch #ResearchTalent #RisingStarAward #YouthInScience #STEMAward #YoungScholar #GlobalResearchAward #BrightMinds #ScientificBreakthrough #InnovationInResearch #YoungInnovator #FutureOfScience #ResearchRecognition   Event Details:  Website: globaldiseases.org  Nomination Link: https://globaldiseases.org/award-nomination/?ecategory=Awards&rcateg...

  India’s commitment to child health and immunisation has shown remarkable progress in recent years. The Universal Immunization Programme (UIP) has played role in reducing child mortality rates and improving maternal health. As of 2025, India has achieved substantial milestones in immunisation, leading to decline in both Maternal Mortality Ratio (MMR) and child mortality rates. Key Achievements in Immunization India’s MMR has decreased to 80 per lakh live births, reflecting an 86% decline since 1990. The Under-Five Mortality Rate (U5MR) has seen a 78% reduction, surpassing the global average. The Neonatal Mortality Rate (NMR) has also declined by 70%. These achievements show India’s effective immunisation strategies. Universal Immunization Programme Overview The UIP covers 12 vaccine-preventable diseases, expanding from six vaccines in 2013. New vaccines introduced since 2014 include Inactivated Polio Vaccine, Rotavirus Vaccine , and Pneumococcal Conjugate Vaccine . This expansion ...