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GNIDA allots 2k sqm to set up sterilisation, vaccination centre near Jalpura Gaushala

The government is currently investigating ways to protect the interests of FCV tobacco farmers. On July 25, a ministry team traveled to Andhra Pradesh to review the ongoing market climate. Their discussions emphasized strategies to support growers while ensuring the industry's stability. Additional Secretary Nitin Kumar Yadav reassured farmers about ongoing oversight, underscoring the government's commitment to considering effective protective measures.

Indian and UK researchers identified Plasmodium enzyme Ark1 as a key cell-division switch, offering a potential new drug target to block malaria growth.

152 of 165 eligible police personnel cast postal ballots at a Suvidha Centre ahead of Vadodara’s Manjalpur bypoll on July 30; counting on Aug 3.

Vadodara’s Nivedita Chawda earns MPhil in Women’s Gender Studies at University of Cambridge, after topping Class 12, and receives PhD admission offer.

Snakebite victim in Chhota Udepur’s Naliyabari village was carried 3 km on a makeshift stretcher to reach a 108 ambulance, highlighting poor road access.

A Mumbai-based study at a government ART centre found rising infertility, with 47% of patients aged 31–35, indicating delayed childbearing and late treatment. Urban patients dominated (96.6%), highlighting rural access gaps. Primary and secondary infertility were nearly equal. Most cases involved non-tubal causes, with modest success rates, stressing need for early diagnosis and awareness.

The Jharkhand High Court ordered the state to detail the investigation into HIV-infected blood transfusions to minor children, ensuring accountability.

A urine test that could change the course of bladder cancer care Medical Xpress Noninvasive urine test improves prediction of bladder cancer treatment outcomes News-Medical Urinary Metabolites Identify Bladder Cancer and Predict Recurrence European Medical Journal Innovative Urine Test Poised to Transform Bladder Cancer Treatment Bioengineer.org Urinary metabolites signal bladder cancer risk and recurrence in new clinical study News9live

DME flags 14 Govt. Medical College Hospitals over unfinalised post-mortem reports

New research reveals that some bottled water may contain far more microscopic plastic particles than tap water, raising questions about everyday exposure. Some bottled water products may expose consumers to far higher levels of microplastics than tap water, according to new findings from scientists who created an advanced method to detect these extremely small particles. [...]