Mithilesh Pandey

2 weeks ago | jaanojunction.com | Mithilesh Pandey

Today, I speak not as a professional, but as a concerned citizen — someone deeply disturbed by the state of our nation and the sacrifices of our soldiers at the border. We are living in a time that feels like a war for peace. Our soldiers are dying, protecting a nation that is, sadly, often distracted by corruption, self-interest, and indifference. If we cannot fight on the frontlines, the least we can do is live lives worthy of their sacrifice.

2 weeks ago | freepressjournal.in | Mithilesh Pandey

Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Pharmacologist Dr Arun Kumar Shrivastava, former director, medical education and former Hamidia Hospital medical superintendent said about 80% people purchase medicines without valid prescription in the country. Free Press talked to him on different medical issues. Over-the-counter (OTC) drugs medication is quite common. What are its disadvantages? About 80-90% people purchase medicines without valid doctor’s prescription.

1 month ago | jaanojunction.com | Mithilesh Pandey

I’ve been working in the mental health space for a while now, and if there’s one thing that keeps echoing in my mind, it’s this: are we truly progressing, or just scratching the surface? We talk about awareness. We talk about breaking the stigma. We’ve got mental health budgets, helplines, and institutions like NIMHANS doing solid work. And yes, the government is finally starting to put mental health on the map—which is important. But still, something feels missing.

1 month ago | freepressjournal.in | Mithilesh Pandey

Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Dermatologist Dr Anurag Tiwari says facial rejuvenation facilities are vailable in two tier and three tier cities and there is nothing wrong if people want to look young even after ageing. Free Press talked to him on skin related medical issue in summer and skin treatments available for facial rejuvenation. Aging leads to changes in freshness, beauty of the skin and the shape of the face. What kind of treatment is available for this?

1 month ago | freepressjournal.in | Mithilesh Pandey

Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): According to the National Fire Safety Council of India, there should be one fire tender per 50,000 people. However, Bhopal, with a population of around 30 lakh, has only 47 fire tender—falling short of the required 60 needed for basic fire safety. In all the 47 fire fighters and 28 water hydrants are available in Bhopal with different agencies like municipal corporation, police and public enterprise to respond to any fire exigency in the city.