A comprehensive awareness and guidance program on sickle-cell anemia was conducted in Nimgaon under the ‘Arunodaya’ campaign. The health team educated locals about symptoms, preventive measures, and the importance of timely treatment, creating a stronger health awareness culture in the community.
Under the Mukhyamantri Samruddh Panchayat Raj Abhiyan, Gondia Zilla Parishad CEO M. Muruganantham directed the organization of special village-level camps focusing on anemia screening for women, citizen participation, employment generation, and holistic rural development.
Under the Dadalora Police Khidki Yojana, Gondia District Police facilitated free cataract surgeries for 48 patients from the remote Ghotangav area. With support from Shalinitai Meghe Hospital and Rotary Club Nagpur South East, the initiative restored vision and brought hope to tribal communities lacking access to healthcare.
A one-day Animal Health Camp organized in Mahalgaon, Gondia district, provided major relief to rural livestock farmers. Senior officials personally conducted surgeries and free treatments, strengthening trust in the Animal Husbandry Department and promoting livestock health awareness.
Gondia district has become the first in Maharashtra to implement a Rabies Vaccination Drive for forest employees. In the first phase, 36 forest staff members were vaccinated at Khamari Primary Health Centre, marking a significant step towards safeguarding frontline forest workers from deadly rabies infection.
A remarkable example of dedication by government healthcare staff emerged from Arjuni-Mor taluka, where a woman safely delivered a baby girl inside an ambulance. The timely decision, professional skill, and calm response of health workers ensured both mother and newborn remained healthy, highlighting the effectiveness of rural public healthcare services.
A mysterious continuous cough virus outbreak in Japan has triggered global concern. Health experts warn that this infection, caused by Mycoplasma pneumonia, may pose a potential risk to India. Learn symptoms, prevention, and safety measures.
MSRTC is launching a mega recruitment for 17,450 contractual driver and assistant positions across six divisions in Maharashtra. The minimum salary will be around ₹30,000 per month, and the contract duration will be three years, with possible extension. The tender process is expected to start on October 2, 2025. With this announcement, Transport Minister Pratap Sarnaik aims to fill longstanding vacancies, improve service reliability, and boost employment among youth in the state.
Allegations have surfaced against Dr. Nitika Ashok Poyam, Medical Superintendent of Bai Gangabai Women’s Hospital in Gondia, claiming she is misusing political connections to harass a staff member who submitted a complaint about irregularities. Citizens accuse her of leveraging ties to a local MLA, leading to support from higher officials and granting her impunity, escalating tensions in the hospital.
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