The 'One Nation One Health Card' will digitize the health records of all Indians, making patient data accessible and inclusive in one card.Under the aegis of the health card, a person's medical history, doctor consultations, diagnosis and prescribed treatment will be saved in a digital database. Hospitals, clinics and doctors will be linked to a central server. The medical history will only be accessible to the individual concerned or any authorized person, with the consent of the patient.
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Election Commission of India approved the broad guidelines for conduct of general/bye elections during COVID-19 period.The Commission has revised the norms of number of persons accompanying the candidate and number of vehicles at the time of nomination. It has also created optional facility to fill the nomination form and the affidavit online and submission of the same, after taking print, before the RO concerned. For the first time, the candidates will have the option to deposit security amount for contesting the elections online. Keeping the containment guidelines in view, the Commission has limited the number of persons including candidate for door to door campaign to five.
Union Minister of Jal Shakti, held discussion with Chief Minister of Kerala, regarding implementation of Jal Jeevan Mission in the State. The flagship programme aims to provide household tap connections in rural areas of the country. Potable water in adequate quantity and of prescribed quality to be provided to every rural household on regular and long-term basis, for which the Jal Jeevan Mission (JJM) is under implementation in partnership with States. The objective of the mission is universal coverage.
