Mental health discussions in Bengaluru are evolving as personal stories of struggle and recovery gain more attention and openness in the community.
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In Bengaluru, a Jaguar driven by Sanjay collided with a fuel dispenser at a service station, leading to a dramatic incident. While Sanjay and his female companion escaped unharmed, fuel station staff member Guddu Kumar suffered burn injuries. Emergency responders worked tirelessly for about an hour to extinguish the flames, averting a potential disaster that could have involved underground fuel ta
A 51-year-old man from Kerala died of a heart attack after being trapped above a hospital in Bengaluru due to traffic congestion.
Khader advocates for healthier dietary habits and lifestyle choices in the community.
Jitender Mann, once earning ₹1 lakh monthly in IT, faced health issues prompting a lifestyle change. He began growing moringa and greens on his terrace as a health experiment. This small experiment led him to fully commit to organic farming, leaving his corporate job behind. Eventually, Mann developed his venture into a successful business with a turnover of ₹30 lakh.
Ajay, a 26-year-old with a complex congenital heart condition, suffered a cardiac arrest during a hospital visit. Doctors resuscitated him and discovered severe dysfunction in his only functioning heart chamber. Due to a high stroke risk, they implanted a subcutaneous ICD to monitor his heart's activity. Following the procedure, he was discharged in stable condition and is being evaluated for a he
Shweta Pratap Jadhav and Anand Dubey chose Motherhood Hospital for their child's birth due to its reputation. They were disappointed by the presence of cockroaches and houseflies in their premium suite. After raising concerns, they were moved to another suite but remained dissatisfied with the response. The Bengaluru Urban district consumer disputes commission held the hospital responsible for its
Syed Gulab has been providing meals to patients and their attendants at several hospitals in Bengaluru. This initiative, which started as a Sunday lunch service, has expanded into a daily commitment over ten years. He serves around 250 meals each day, ensuring families do not go hungry during their hospital visits. Gulab operates this program through the Roti Charity Trust, which he established to
Shivaji and Prema Lazarus faced financial challenges running Miracle Manna Ministry as donations ceased during the pandemic. The couple had to mortgage their jewellery to feed 23 children and keep the home operational. After facing a power outage and reduced meals, a crowdfunding campaign was launched to help them. This campaign raised Rs 53 lakh, providing vital support for the home.
A woman was led to believe that a cosmetic procedure would yield guaranteed results; however, the clinic failed to provide the expected improvements. After she paid extra for a second treatment that was never carried out, she sought justice from a consumer forum. The ruling was clear: the clinic must refund her full payment and provide compensation for their failure to deliver.
Activists have criticized Bengaluru's infrastructure focus on cars, which they say is three times more costly than the city's health and education budgets.
The man is currently receiving treatment at a hospital in Bengaluru and will record his statement once doctors declare him fit.
Karnataka's health minister UT Khader urged prominent clubs to focus on kitchen food safety. Officials uncovered numerous food safety violations, including cockroach infestations and expired products. Notices have been issued to all inspected clubs regarding these serious hygiene issues. The minister also highlighted a lack of coordination between state and central food safety officials. Future me