Chaitanya Deshpande

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NewsTwin Fire Tragedies Expose Urgent Need For Skin BankNagpur: Two major burn-related tragedies in the Nagpur region within a week — the devastating Mahal house fire and the Kamptee blast — once again exposed the dire gap in burn care infrastructure in Central India. Patients from the Mahal fire incident are currently admitted to Government Medical College and Hospital (GMCH), which remains the region's only tertiary care centre in a govt set-up for burn victims.

3 days ago | timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Chaitanya Deshpande

NewsCity Newsnagpur NewsServices hit as ESIC hospital contract staff launch strike over 3 months unpaid salariesTrendingNagpur: More than 100 contractual staffers at the Employees' State Insurance Corporation (ESIC) Hospital at Somwar Peth went on strike on Monday, as their salaries have not been paid for the last three months.

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NewsCity Newsnagpur NewsAIIMS Nagpur sets national benchmarks at best practices conclaveTrendingNagpur: AIIMS Nagpur, one of the youngest AIIMS in India, made a powerful impression at the best practices conclave hosted on its campus. With impactful presentations, field-tested innovations, and academic strength, it earned praise and adoption interest from across the AIIMS network. The two-day conclave concluded on Saturday.

4 days ago | timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Chaitanya Deshpande

NewsCity Newsnagpur NewsNagpur Celebrates Father’s Day With Warmth And TogethernessTrendingNagpur: Father's Day brought a quiet wave of emotions, gratitude, and celebration across Nagpur on Sunday. From bustling cafés across the city to the silent lakesides of Futala and Ambazari, the city paused to honour the bond between fathers and children — sometimes loud, sometimes silent, but always strong.Adding to the day's charm was the welcome change in weather.

4 days ago | timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Chaitanya Deshpande

Nagpur: Wardha district reported its first Covid-19 death of the year after a 47-year-old man succumbed during treatment. According to sources, the patient was also suffering from liver cirrhosis. According to officials, his Covid-19 test report, received on June 13, confirmed the infection posthumously. With this, Wardha joins the list of Vidarbha districts that have reported Covid-19 deaths this year. Nagpur has already recorded three deaths, while Chandrapur has reported two so far in 2025.