New Delhi: India has issued guidelines defining and classifying intensive care units (ICUs), a regulatory move that will affect the country’s 71,000 hospitals and more than 1.38 million registered doctors, as the government aims to eliminate hospital-acquired infections and address uneven standards of critical care, according to an official familiar with the matter and a document reviewed Mint.
The Department of Rural Development and Panchayat Raj (RDPR) of Karnataka has expanded its partnership with the British Council to strengthen English language teaching, library…
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Uvashi and director Christo Tomy on the “ulozhukku” files Malayalam Cinema did not win at the National Film Prize for 2023, which was announced on…
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Former Bihar Minister TEJ Pratap Yadav on 5 August announced an alliance with five smaller parties that would attack the elections Bihar assembly planned at…
The Chinese government has issued a formal order to block US sanctions targeting five domestic refineries, including the Hengli Petrochemical Refinery, accused by Washington of…