Ridhima Gupta is a health correspondent at Hindustan Times. She covers a range of topics related to health and wellness, including government policies, food safety, and consumer health, with a particular focus on gender and children’s issues. Ridhima's work has been featured in The Economic Times, UX Collective, CNN-News18, and MSN, among others.
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Ridhima Gupta The Union health ministry on Friday brought the widely prescribed drug Pregabalin under the stricter Schedule H1 category of
New Delhi, May 23 -- The Union health ministry on Friday brought the widely prescribed drug Pregabalin under the Schedule H1 of the Drugs Rules, 1945.
By: Ridhima Gupta
Girish Tyagi has been elected as the Delhi Medical Association's representative to the DMC amid ongoing elections and allegations of financial irregularities.
By: Hemani Bhandari, Ridhima Gupta
At the time of the incident, Kumar, 79, his wife Manju, son Gourav, 49, and two domestic helps were inside the house.
By: Ridhima Gupta
A total of 370 AAMs have been operationalised across the Capital during the 2025-26 financial year under centrally sponsored schemes, stated a government release
By: Ridhima Gupta, Hemani Bhandari
Dhanendra Kumar, 79, died on Thursday after a suspected AC blast triggered a fire at his Hauz Khas home the night before.
By: Hemani Bhandari, Ridhima Gupta
Dhanendra Kumar, 79, died on Thursday after a suspected AC blast triggered a fire at his Hauz Khas home the night before.
The Delhi government will reinstate Dr. Vandana Bagga as health director, following a CAT ruling. The process is pending approval from the lieutenant governor.
By: Ridhima Gupta
New Delhi, May 30 -- The Delhi government told the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) that it would reinstate Dr Vandana Bagga, who was suspended
Officials said the hospital cannot be held responsible as the child and the accused were known to each other and the incident was unrelated to medical services.
