PM Modi has transformed India from a third-world country into a global superpower in the last eight years, said Harsh Vardhan while lauding the BJP-led Centre's major decisions in the last eight years
The petitions were filed by two members of the APL Committee - a court-appointed committee to administer the estate of Priyamvada Birla
New responsibilities for the finance minister and the home minister indicate the government's focus on privatisation and cooperatives
Among key changes in the reshuffle, Mansukh Mandaviya has become Union health minister, and Jyotiraditya Scindia civil aviation minister. Here's how the full list of ministers in the Modi Cabinet
India's management of the second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic drew all-round criticism both within the country and outside.
Several heavyweight ministers are resigning before the massive reshuffle of the Modi government this evening.
President Ram Nath Kovind accepted the resignations of 12 Union ministers, including Ravi Shankar Prasad, Prakash Javadekar and Harsh Vardhan, with immediate effect, according to an official statement on Wednesday. These resignations came ahead of a major expansion and reshuffle of the Union Council of Ministers later in the day. In all, six Cabinet Ministers, one Minister of State (Independent Charge) and five Ministers of State have resigned. Those resigned include Cabinet Ministers D V Sadananda Gowda (Chemical and Fertilizers), Ravi Shankar Prasad (Law and Justice, Communications, Electronics & Information Technology), Thaawarchand Gehlot (Social Justice and Empowerment), Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank' (Education), Harsh Vardhan (Health and Family Welfare) and Prakash Javadekar (Environment, Forest and Climate Change). The resignation of Santosh Kumar Gangwar, Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Labour and Employment, has also been accepted by the president. Five ...
This is perhaps the first time any nation is making a software platform developed by its public sector initiative open for the world
India believes there is an urgent need for carrying out "major reforms" in the World Health Organization to ensure a timely, focused and effective response to potential future pandemics
The sharp cuts in vaccine supply projections are baffling
Tobacco use is so interwoven in our society that untiring efforts are required to fight this epidemic and tobacco control needs to be pursued like a mission, Health Minister Harsh Vardhan said
On seventh International Day of Yoga, Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan said that Yoga has helped people to maintain physical and mental health during Covid-19
While the coronavirus mutated and evolved, citizens let their guard down and all this led to a spike in cases, snowballing into the second wave, Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan said on Friday. Vardhan made these remarks after distributing masks among frontline workers at the Union Health Ministry. He stated that although this gesture was symbolic, people from various industries and corporate houses, and political leaders holding office could start a virtuous chain by emulating the exercise, eventually amplifying the Jan Andolan to protect everyone from COVID-19 through Covid appropriate behaviour, a Health Ministry statement said. The aim of the exercise in the Health Ministry is to distribute masks to all employees, starting with the frontline workers and eventually moving to other staff. "The government worked round the clock to stop COVID-19 last year. Under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi ji, we were immensely successful in decreasing the active caseload to
Harsh Vardhan chaired a high-level virtual meeting with associations representing business corporate entities and select PSUs to discuss voluntary crowd-funding for treatment and care of patients
It's unfortunate that such an important issue is being politicised, Health Minister Harsh Vardhan alleged
The Covid pandemic has reiterated a massive interdependence among various sectors and the need to ensure inter-connectedness is reflected in policies for effective and service delivery he said.
Affordability too is a key driving factor to achieve our aim of health for all, said Varshan
Health Minister Harsh Vardhan said that there is no scope for industries to stick to IPR and that organizations must find ways to ensure affordable access to key drugs.
Yoga guru Baba Ramdev has angered medical professionals with his remarks about allopathy and its treatment for coronavirus.
Taking serious note of reports of wastage of Covid vaccine in some Rajasthan districts, the minister asked the state's health minister to optimise vaccine utilisation and reduce wastage