Ridhima Gupta is a health correspondent at Hindustan Times. She covers a range of topics including public health, healthcare administration, and mental health, with a particular focus on gender and children's issues. Ridhima's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Economic Times, CNN-News18, and UX Collective.
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Ridhima Gupta’s coverage predominantly focuses on the local issues of Delhi, India. She regularly covers topics related to government and politics, as well as family and relationships. Her articles often include expert commentary and references to official announcements or data.
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By: Ridhima Gupta
New Delhi: The Delhi health department has issued an order appointing three officers to the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) and the Delhi Medical Council (DMC) to oversee routine administrative and financial matters in the absence of the DGHS director
By: Ridhima Gupta
New Delhi: The Delhi health department has issued an order appointing three officers to the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) and the Delhi Medical Council (DMC) to oversee routine administrative and financial matters in the absence of the DGHS director
Delhi's department of drugs control on Tuesday flagged the sale and purchase of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) without prescriptions at multiple chemist shops, following which the department has started inspections of chemist shops across the Capital
New Delhi: After nearly two years, the Institute of Human Behaviour and Allied Sciences (IHBAS) – Delhi government's dedicated hospital for neurosciences and mental health – will provide crucial Computed Tomography (CT) scan services, as the hospital has procured a machine
The Delhi government on Friday announced suspension of the Central Procurement Agency's (CPA) centralised procurement system and directed government hospitals to buy medicines, surgical items, consumables, and medical equipment directly
All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) Delhi has barred two medical suppliers from participating in its tenders for two years following repeated complaints from hospital departments over the quality of disposable syringes and suction sets, including reports of insects inside syringes, blood-stained needle hubs and fungal contamination
By: Ridhima Gupta
The Capital has recorded 2,392 influenza-A cases this year. Of this, H1N1 is the predominant subtype, accounting for 1,777 cases.
Amid rising H1N1 (swine flu) cases in the city, Delhi health minister will hold a meeting with officials of all government hospitals and municipal health officers (MHO) on Monday to assess the situation, officials aware of the matter said on Sunday
By: Ridhima Gupta
The national capital is witnessing a rise in seasonal influenza cases, with H1N1 emerging as the predominant circulating strain, prompting the health department to step up surveillance and review preparedness measures across hospitals in Delhi
By: Ridhima Gupta
H1N1 remains the dominant influenza strain circulating in Delhi, with 2,729 cases recorded in the Capital as of August 27, according to the latest surveillance data released by the Delhi health department on Friday
