Centre bans reuse of single-use medical devices across hospitals; flags recycling of disposables | India News

Govt Flags Recycling Of Disposables In Critical Ops (Generative image) NEW DELHI: The Centre has directed public and private healthcare facilities across the country to strictly stop reusing medical devices and disposable surgical items meant for one-time use, flagging patient safety risks from the practice, particularly in critical care.In a letter dated Oct 16, the…

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After Operation Sindoor friction, Delhi & Baku reset ties with EAM Jaishankar’s visit | India News

EAM S Jaishankar and his counterpart Jeyhun Bayramov agreed to expand cooperation. NEW DELHI: Amid ongoing efforts by both India and Azerbaijan for a reset in ties, EAM S Jaishankar and his counterpart Jeyhun Bayramov agreed to expand cooperation in energy, trade, investment and connectivity in a “very productive” meeting in Baku.Jaishankar’s visit to Azerbaijan…

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New car safety rules: Rear-crash tests from 2029 to prevent fire, immobilisers from 2027 | India News

New norms for cars from 2029: Rear-crashtests, data recorders NEW DELHI: Aiming to prevent fires caused by rear-end collisions, all new cars manufactured from April 2029 will have to comply with a crash-test standard that ensures no fuel spillage or damage to the battery in petrol/diesel and electric vehicles, respectively. The road transport ministry has…

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Parl panel bats for intercensal surveys, gender-inclusive census town norms | India News

NEW DELHI: A parliamentary panel has called for “intercensal surveys” — surveys between two successive censuses — in India considering that cities and urban settlements undergo major changes in 10 years, and has also recommended review of the criteria for notifying “census towns” to make it more gender inclusive.At present, to qualify an urban area…

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Gurjar Mahasabha flags lack of political representation, seeks greater share in legislatures, institutions | India News

Mahasabha national president Harish Chandra Bhati NEW DELHI: The Akhil Bharatiya Gurjar Mahasabha has raised concerns over what it describes as inadequate political and institutional representation of the Gurjar community, claiming that the community has only 20 MLAs among approximately 4,600 legislators in the country and no representation in the Union Cabinet.The organisation said the…

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