Your medical history, 1 OTP away: How Karnataka is pushing for unified digital patient records | Bengaluru News

Hospital Management System Bengaluru: Patients visiting govt hospitals in Karnataka may soon no longer need to carry previous prescriptions or medical records. The govt is preparing to roll out a statewide digital health record system that will enable doctors at healthcare facilities to access a patient’s medical history electronically. Access to the records will be…

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Volunteers, civic staff clean, beautify Bannerghatta Road stretch in Bengaluru | Bengaluru News

Following the clean-up by corporation, around 50 volunteers from Youth for Parivarthan (YFP) beautified the stretch by painting portraits and awareness messages on the compound wall on Bannerghatta Road stretch Bengaluru: A month ago, a 200-metre stretch of Bannerghatta Road near Jayanagar fire station at Dairy Circle was unusable for pedestrians because of heaps of…

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Agent Vinod: Saif Ali Khan gets candid about the fate of ‘Agent Vinod’: ‘It didn’t sustain because it probably wasn’t tightly made film’ | Hindi Movie News

More than a decade after the release of ‘Agent Vinod’, Saif Ali Khan has candidly reflected on why the spy thriller failed to achieve the success many had anticipated. Directed by Sriram Raghavan, the film arrived with considerable expectations, boasting international-scale action, stylish storytelling and a charismatic lead performance from Saif himself.However, despite generating curiosity…

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‘Rs 37 lakhs cash, gold, silver coins seized’: CBI arrests DGCA deputy director general in bribery case | India News

NEW DELHI: The Central Bureau of Investigation on Sunday arrested a senior official of DGCA and a representative of a private company in a bribery case of Rs 2.5 lakhs.According to an official statement, the official was the deputy director general at the airworthiness directorate in directorate general of civil aviation headquarters in New Delhi.“The…

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WHITE GOLD TURNING TO MEMORY | Goa News

Goa’s traditional salt industry is on the brink. The sun that once turned Goa’s estuaries into sheets of white gold now sets on empty pans. From over hundreds of active salt pans, merely 50 survive today. A trade that fed Goa kitchens for centuries is dying — quietly under a burning sunFor over 1,500 years,…

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