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Hamro Swabhiman evokes spirit of brotherhood with Hartalika Teej celebration

Aug 31, 2022 by Praveen 0 Comments

New Delhi, Aug 30^th 2022: To cherish the essence of unity amidst diversity, Hamro Swabhiman Trust – a social wing of Patanjali Yogpeeth, celebrated Hartalika Teej on 30 August 2022 at the Siri Fort Auditorium of New Delhi. Hartalika Teej is a pious festival observed mostly by women and girls and is a special occasion for the people of north India and Nepal. Hamro Swabhiman Trust organized an event on this occasion to celebrate the auspicious day in the presence of Indian and Nepalese citizens; thereby, glorifying the spirit of brotherhood. The talented budding dancers of Mj Ash dance studio also add stars to the event by their graceful and amazing dance performance.

The event was graced by the presence of Yog Guru Swami Ramdev and CEO of Patanjali Ayurved, Acharyashree Balkrishna, and dignitaries from Centre and states, the Ambassador of Nepal to India, and a host of Padma Shri awardees such as author Sanu Lama, writer & poet Kedar Nath Gurung, percussionist Kaajee Singh, and author Lil Bahadur Chhetri. The event was also attended by Sh. Shyam Thapa , the chairman of the All India federation technical committee, Col Lalit Rai, social activist Indira Ranamagar, entrepreneurs Vishnu Prasad Sharma, social activist Anuradha Koirala, Member of Parliament Raju Bista, educationist Tarapati Upadhyaya, artist Mukesh Thapa, and singer and actor Muralidhar. These prestigious attendees were also honoured with Hamro Gaurav Award 2022.

Apart from the awardees, there were hundreds of Nepali-speaking people and guests from across communities including representatives from government and non-government organizations. Also, a host of writers, educationists, social reformers, singers, and artists of international fame from Nepal and India filled the celebrations with zeal and fervour in their captivating performances.

“Hamro Swabhiman strives to observe the dignity of Nepali/Gorkha people in India by commemorating their age-long contribution to the society and ensuring inculcation of traditions, education and health among the community. Our aim is to preserve and promote the culture and tradition at the global level,” said CEO and co-founder of Patanjali Yogpeeth Acharya Balkrishna.

An award ceremony, Gaurav Samman, was also held to honour legendary personalities who have made exemplary contributions to their respective fields. “The infusion of our unity, integrity, dignity, and divinity is our primary goal and this leads to the vision behind the establishment of the Hamro Swabhiman Trust. The enthusiasm and energy among the attendees showcased the spirit of unity and camaraderie amongst the people of various Indian communities,” said yoga guru Ramdev.

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The Lexicon MILE hosts Pankaj Jha- renowned Bollywood actor and TV personality for an interactive session with the students

Aug 31, 2022 by Praveen 0 Comments

Pune, August, 2022: The Lexicon Management Institute of Leadership and Excellence recently hosted the renowned Bollywood actor and TV personality, Pankaj Jha, at the Wagholi Campus. The session was conducted to give students an elaborate understanding of what builds the character of a leader and what qualities one must possess to be successful in life. What better way to do this than to have someone who has experienced it all and can guide and mentor young minds through the most crucial phase of life?

Lexicon MILE is dedicated to empowering students through real-life situations and preparing them for real-world challenges. From workshops to sessions with well-known personalities who guide students through inspirational conversations, students at Lexicon MILE strive to thrive and excel in their academic program and future as well through these interactive sessions.

This session with Mr. Jha was in particular a personal favorite among many students as they got a glimpse into crucial life lessons coupled with humor and laughter. Mr. Jha was seen building a quick rapport with the students, connecting with them through his warmth and jovial spirit while sharing insights into some of the most significant lessons he endured during his life. He also shared some anecdotes from his personal life to illustrate the importance of living in the moment, setting realistic goals for yourself, and taking the time you need to meet them. He advised the students to consciously step away from the rat race and unhealthy competition, which can adversely affect their self-confidence and self-esteem. “The key to a student’s journey is adding various perspectives and thought processes by exposing them to thought leaders and a progressive environment. Keeping this outcome in mind, we were delighted to host Mr. Pankaj Jha to connect with the students and reinforce the importance of believing in their abilities and always following their passion. The session was unfiltered and straight from the heart, leaving the students inspired, determined, and motivated to follow their dreams and soar high in life,” says Mr. Nasir Shaikh, Group CEO, The Lexicon Group of Institutes, MultiFit & EduCrack.

The session was a great opportunity for the students to interact with Mr. Prakash Jha. Students were keen to ask him several questions, but one question which stood out was when a student asked him about his competitor, to which Jha humbly responded that he considered himself to be his biggest competitor and that his goal has always been to be a better version of himself. He left students with a couple of thought-provoking ideas, but above all, he helped them embrace the fact that failure and mistakes are a part of the journey and that one must embrace the challenges it brings and always learn from them and rise above them.

All in all, the session was a huge success. The students felt inspired and motivated in their learning journey, responded enthusiastically, and thoroughly enjoyed their interaction with Mr. Pankaj Jha.

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Early Diagnosis to keep Gastric Cancer at bay

Aug 31, 2022 by Neel Achary 0 Comments

By Dr. Ninad Katdare, Senior Surgical Oncologist at HCG Cancer Centre, Mumbai

If you suffer from indigestion and heartburn, beware! It could indicate stomach cancer or gastric cancer. In this case, early diagnosis is the key to a cure. But it often does not get diagnosed until it has spread to the lymph nodes or to the other organs of the body. Also, its traits mimic other illnesses, and hence the moment any unusual change is noticed in the body, it must be shown to a medical specialist.

Gastric cancer, also called stomach cancer, occurs when normally healthy cells get replaced by growing cancer cells within the stomach lining. The stomach is a muscular sac located in the upper part of the abdomen. Cancers in the stomach can develop very rapidly hence it becomes important to look out for early signs to come up with an effective treatment.

Symptoms –

Early signs of gastric cancer include heartburn, indigestion, difficulty swallowing, change in appetite, nausea, feeling bloated after eating, vomiting with or without blood, swelling of the abdomen, discomfort in the abdomen above the navel, abdominal pain, feeling of fullness in upper abdomen below the breast bone after consuming smaller portions of food, unintentional weight loss and decrease in hemoglobin.

These symptoms can resemble some common signs of other gastrointestinal conditions like GERD, gastritis or peptic ulcers as well. Hence if these symptoms persist despite adequate medications, then they need to be comprehensively evaluated at the earliest to rule out stomach cancers. If stomach cancer goes undetected, it can become fatal.

Causes and Risks

Stomach cancer forms when there is a genetic change in the DNA of the stomach cells. Because of this change, the cells grow rapidly and form a tumor that further invades and destroys healthy tissues. With time, it then spreads to other parts of the body.

Factors that increase the likelihood of developing stomach cancer are:

Gastroesophageal reflux disease
Obesity
Gastritis
Family history of stomach cancer
Infection with Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori)
Long-term stomach inflammation (gastritis)
History of stomach polyps or stomach ulcers
Excessive alcohol consumption
Smoking or chewing tobacco
Diet high in fatty, salty, smoked or pickled foods

Precautions –

The risk of stomach cancer can be prevented by maintaining a healthy lifestyle. These include limiting alcohol consumption and the use of tobacco products as it helps reduce the risk for many medical problems. Avoid eating smoked and pickled foods and salted meats and fish. Eating plenty of fiber, fresh fruits, and vegetables with plenty of whole grain foods and vitamin-rich foods can also lower the risk of stomach cancer.

If you witness any symptoms, immediately see a medical practitioner who will help evaluate the symptoms based on complete medical history and physical examination.

Treatment –

Treatment varies depending on the type of cancer, its location, and how far it has advanced in the body. The treatment options include

Radiation is where high-energy X-rays are used to destroy cancer cells with the help of a machine outside the body.
Chemotherapy is done using one or more drugs to destroy the cancer cells by preventing its cell growth or surgery is prescribed.
Surgery can be by open technique or as a minimally invasive procedure where the tumor along with some surrounding healthy tissue is removed to determine the extent of the disease.

Early diagnosis is the key to improving the outlook for stomach cancer. Some risk factors such as family history are not within a person’s control. But the moment there is trouble eating, nausea, dyspepsia, reflux or any symptoms that begin to bother, one must visit a medical specialist. You might want to consider getting a screening test with a doctor’s advice if you believe that you are at risk for developing gastric cancer. The chances of recovery are better if the diagnosis is made at an early stage. This will also help in better treatment outcomes.

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Rahul Dravid Signed as Brand Ambassador for LaunchMyCareer

Aug 31, 2022 by Neel Achary 0 Comments

New Delhi, 31^st August 2022: The world’s first youth-focused, career-success platform – LaunchMyCareer (LMC) is delighted to announce Rahul Dravid, Former Captain, Indian Cricket Team, as its brand ambassador. Mr. Dravid will feature in LMC’s upcoming 360° campaigns, propelling LMC to expand its pan-India reach. Signing an iconic sports figure such as Rahul Dravid will enable the edutech start-up to swiftly reach its target audience, while also striking the right chord with parents, wider family members, schools and other parties interested in the future development of our young people.

LMC is the world’s first youth-centric, career-success platform, preparing students to succeed in the workforce of tomorrow. It immerses today’s youth within a dynamic landscape of careers through career discovery, career guidance, study abroad guidance, and career-linked learning.

As an upcoming edutech power brand, LMC aims to democratize “access to professional career guidance for holistic career success,” making this readily available to everyone. A prolific team of trained and seasoned career counsellors who provide value-driven guidance and support throughout the student lifecycle ensures that only the highest service and quality standards are maintained.

The platform has been officially launched and can be accessed at launchmycareer.com. The core offering can be enhanced through subscription to additional premium guidance and support packages that can be availed of at very reasonable prices.

Commenting on the launch, Ankur Aggarwal, MD, and Co-Founder of LaunchMyCareer said, “We are thrilled and honoured to collaborate with one of India’s most iconic sports persons and celebrities, Mr. Rahul Dravid. We are looking forward to achieving bigger and greater things this year, and no one could have been a better ambassador or growth partner for us.”

“Mr. Dravid is not just a fabulous cricketer, but also a great coach. He has always taken a special interest in mentoring and nurturing young cricketers from all walks of life. Having such a towering coaching personality on board is a matter of great pride for us. It will further motivate us in our mission to guide and mentor students in the right direction to help them realize their true potential.” added Mr. Aggarwal.

Rahul Dravid, ambassador of LaunchMyCareer on the release of the collaboration said, “I am glad to be a part of such an amazing venture. Kids these days are already looking to experiment with their choices while searching for what more they can accomplish. I wish LaunchMyCareer all the best and I am positive it will add value to India’s growing student fraternity.”

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USA Fencing Teams Up With RealResponse to Launch 320-ENGARDE — A Texting Hotline for Anonymous Reporting

Aug 31, 2022 by Neel Achary 0 Comments

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., and CHARLOTTE, N.C. — USA Fencing, the national governing body for the Olympic and Paralympic sport of fencing in the United States, has joined forces with the award-winning team at RealResponse to offer 320-ENGARDE, a new texting hotline that allows members of the fencing community to safely report suspected abuse, issues or other potential violations of USA Fencing policies.

By texting 320-ENGARDE (320-364-2733), fencers, coaches, parents and others in the community can submit a report — either anonymously or on the record — about anything concerning that they experience, witness or learn about.

Put simply, this texting hotline will encourage fencers to remain “en garde” both on and off the strip as the fencing community rallies together to recognize and report abuse or other issues of concern.

When a text message is sent to 320-ENGARDE, the contents are confidentially and securely stored in the RealResponse platform. Anonymity is preserved because none of the reporter’s contact information, including their phone number, can be viewed by USA Fencing.

After a message is received, a designated USA Fencing representative can respond via text message to gather additional information — all while allowing the submitter to remain anonymous (if they chose) throughout the process.

The underlying goal behind 320-ENGARDE, says USA Fencing CEO Phil Andrews, is to streamline the reporting process by offering an additional tool to members.

“At USA Fencing, we believe that reporting a concern should be as simple as picking up your smartphone,”Andrews says. “Our partnership with RealResponse and the debut of 320-ENGARDE gives members a vital resource that’s easy to use, easy to remember and anonymous.”

David Chadwick, founder and CEO of RealResponse, says his team is “proud to add USA Fencing to the growing number of national governing bodies that RealResponse partners with.”

“The proactive work that Phil and his team have undertaken to ensure the health and well-being of all in the organization is commendable,” he says, “and we look forward to helping them in this very worthwhile and much-needed element of their business.”

While 320-ENGARDE is a powerful tool, it doesn’t replace other reporting options offered through FenceSafe, USA Fencing’s suite of safety resources. Other reporting options remain available, allowing members to share concerns through an online form, email or phone call.

Education

GIIS Noida hosts the 1st edition of interschool GSF Online Chess Tournament

Aug 31, 2022 by Neel Achary 0 Comments

India: More than 600 students from 10 schools of Global Schools Foundation (GSF) worldwide participated in the first-ever inter school Online Chess Tournament 2022, in which enthusiasts aged 8 to 18 years competed for the top prize. The three-day tournament, graced by Indian Grandmasters couple Pravin Thipsay and Bhagyashree Thipsay. It was an exciting event in which students from Singapore, Tokyo, Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Malaysia and India vied for the gold in six different categories.

Hosts GIIS Noida school joined hands with UP Sports Chess Association and All India Chess Federation to conduct the event which was entirely held online. Besides students from Global Indian International School, there were also students from Regent International School (Malaysia) and Loyola School, who enthusiastically competed with peers in Under-8, Under-10, Under-12, Under-14, Under-16 and Under-18 categories.

GIIS Noida hosts the 1st edition of interschool GSF Online Chess Tournament

Mr. Pravin Thipsay, our chief guest who holds the FIDE title of Grandmaster and is also the first Indian to win the Commonwealth Chess Championship, congratulated GIIS Noida and GSF for conducting the chess tournament. “Chess is a sport that can be played online, and has the ability to sharpen the brain,” he said, expressing amazement over the “600 participants at the event which made it almost as big as Indian National level chess championship”. He further wished good luck to all the participants and encouraged them to pursue the game diligently. “Never play chess half-heartedly, love the game and play it”

“This was a fantastic event of camaraderie, healthy competitive spirit, and triumph, which showed how much importance the ancient sport of chess holds in today’s world,” said GIIS Noida principal Mr Ganesh Sharma. “I congratulate each and every student, not just for winning but for participating as well, and keeping the flame of the sport burning,” he added.

Garvit Jai from GIIS Noida and Stacy Singh from GIIS Ahmedabad won the boys and girls competition respectively for the U-8 category while Aarav Kumar from GIIS Ahmedabad and Raghavi Navaneeth from GIIS Singapore East Coast campus won in the Under-10 category of boys and girls respectively.

Mitul KH from GIIS Whitefield, Bangalore made a clean sweep in the U-12, U-14 and U-16 boys category, punching above his weight, and winning all three contests. Aditri Shome from GIIS Ahmedabad and Gauri Aditya Chari of GIIS Hadapsar won the first spot in Girls U-12 and U-14 categories. Riya Pachouri from GIIS Noida showed similar feat winning the U-16 and U-18 categories for girls.

Aditya Dongre (Boys) from Smart Campus, Singapore won in the under 18 boys category.

Among school levels, GIIS Ahmedabad stood first in the tournament, GIIS Noida secured Second position, the third position was bagged by GIIS Smart Campus Punggol, Singapore. GIIS Hadapsar campus got the 4th position and GIIS Kuala Lumpur was awarded the 5th position in the tournament.

Global Indian International School, which is part of GSF network, believes in the holistic framework of education in which sports plays an important role. Chess, which originated in India, is part of the GIIS schools’ offerings, and the school encourages student participation in the game which includes grit, intelligence and strategy. As hosts, GIIS Noida invited other GIIS schools from Tokyo, UAE, Singapore, Bangalore and Hyderabad; as well as sister schools under GSF like Regent International.

The large-scale event was, in part, a celebration of 20 years of GSF, which is observing two decades of service in education from September this year. The year-long celebrations will include many more events to showcase the organisation’s commitment to holistic education and excellence for students.

“We strive to motivate our students to look beyond books, and expand their sphere of learning beyond regional boundaries,” said Mr. Rajiv Bansal, Director-Operations, Global Indian International School (GIIS) India. “This initiative will help us identify budding talent and nurture them to become Global champions”. He congratulated the team on living up to the vision and mission of GSF school to give equal importance to extracurricular activities through its 9 GEMS framework, and encouraged them to continue to help students grow in diverse skills.

“This tournament will add substantially to the students’ learning curve, by helping them compete, with some of the best brains across the network,” he added.

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Reliance Industries Conducts 45th AGM Live on Koo

Aug 30, 2022 by Praveen 0 Comments

August, 29, 2022: Today, Reliance Industries went live on Koo, conducting their 45^th Annual General Meeting. Making Koo the only other home-grown platform on which they have gone live for the first time. Reliance Industries started their account on Koo on Aug 8 2022 and have been posting corporate updates regularly since then.

Multi-lingual social media platform – Koo – has rolled out ‘Live’ feature to a select few accounts. This will enable creators to reach out to a wide range of audience that spans across length and breadth of India. There are 7,500+ eminent accounts on Koo, including top Industrialists and corporate accounts.

Being an inclusive platform built around a language-first approach, Koo has a diverse demographic of users. There are several product features on Koo that enable companies like Reliance to reach out to a wide range of audience who are native language speakers and essentially also exclusively on platforms like Koo.

Aprameya Radhakrishna, CEO & Co-Founder of Koo said, “Reliance group is the largest Indian multinational conglomerate, among the top employers with customers spanning across India. It’s a moment of pride to have Reliance Industries go live on the Koo platform for their 45^th Annual General Meeting (AGM). It is exciting for Koo users, some of whom are also stakeholders of companies like Reliance Industries, to hear regularly and in a timely way from the company directly. Given the nature of language diversity in India, it’s becoming increasingly important for companies to communicate to users in multiple native languages. Koo seamlessly enables this for all companies today. I’m sure many other brands and corporations will follow suit.”

As an inclusive platform, Koo champions digital freedom of expression, encouraging users to share their thoughts and opinions in a language of their choice. Since its inception in March 2020, Koo has seen extensive adoption from across India, including by leading brands like Amul, Punjab National Bank, HDFC, Yahoo India, among others which is reflected in its downloads of 45 million.

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TiE Mumbai successfully hosts theTiEMember Mixer evening

Aug 30, 2022 by Praveen 0 Comments

Mumbai, August29, 2022: The Indus Entrepreneurs (TiE) Mumbai, recently hosted the TiE Member Mixer evening.The event kicked off with a packed attendance from new and serial entrepreneurs, eminent members of Startup community, Investors, and Venture Capitals.

Naveen Raju, Executive Director, TiE Mumbai said “The TiE Mumbai Member Mixer event was a huge success. It was great to see the innovation and passion that entrepreneurs bring into the business. This event provided an opportunity to network with like-minded people, collaborate with fellow entrepreneurs and find new business opportunities.”

Seen at the event were, Sanjay Mehta – Founding Partner, 100XVC, Raj Nair – Chairman, Avalon Consulting, Dinkar Suri – Founder, GASP Sales Academy, Vijay Talreja – Co-Founder & Director, Adapty Solutions Pvt.Ltd. and DewangNeralla – CEO, NTT Data Payment Services India.

Over the past few years,TiE Mumbaihas played a significant role in promoting, mentoring, helping and funding Startups in this region. TiEMumbai represents over 2500 Startups in the Greater Mumbai Region. It has successfully connected and mentored over 2000entrepreneurs and Startups over the last few years,over 1000 startups have beensuccessfully connected to investors.

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FOGSI Inks MoU with NABH to Collaborate for Improving Quality Standards for Maternal Healthcare in India

Aug 30, 2022 by Praveen 0 Comments

Bengaluru, August 29, 2022: The Federation of Obstetricians and Gynaecological Societies of India (FOGSI), India’s professional organization representing practitioners of obstetrics and gynaecology, today, announced its collaboration with the National Accreditation Board for Hospitals and Healthcare Providers (NABH)/Quality Council of India (QCI), India’s apex body for accreditation and quality promotion, to advance the Government’s vision to improve the quality of maternity services. This collaboration will ensure ‘One Nation One Standard’ where Maternity service providers (MSP’s) will be jointly assessed by NABH and FOGSI.

This is a crucial quality-improvement sectoral collaboration aimed at reducing maternal mortality in line with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and strengthening health systems for safer childbirth in India. Under the MoU hospitals and nursing homes having maternal care facilities, clinical standards will be assessed, ensuring consistent, safe, and respectful care for mothers during and after childbirth. This collaboration is envisaged to improve and standardize quality across all MCH facilities in the country, a landmark step in our evolving health system.

Emphasizing the need for quality at the foundational level, Dr. Mahesh Verma, Chairman of National Accreditation Board for Hospitals and Healthcare Providers (NABH) said, “We are driven to develop a culture of excellence, enhance healthcare systems, and promote continuous quality improvement and patient safety. We are delighted to collaborate with FOGSI to enhance maternal health standards in the country with its flagship initiative, Manyata.”

Dr. Atul Mohan Kochhar, CEO of National Accreditation Board for Hospitals and Healthcare Providers (NABH) added, “Improving the quality of maternal healthcare in the country is certainly the need of the hour as India has one of the highest numbers of maternal deaths in the world. We strongly believe that it is imperative to lift the quality standards in maternal healthcare to be able to improve our health outcomes overall. This collaboration with FOGSI is a crucial step forward to strengthen the maternal health ecosystem across the country.”

Dr. S. Shantha Kumari, President, FOGSI, and Treasurer, FIGO, said, “Embedding standards for quality of care in health systems hold great potential in reducing maternal mortality and achieving the health-related SDG targets. However, in India, despite the increase in the number of women delivered in facilities, maternal mortality remains alarmingly high, suggesting gaps in quality of care. The current SRS data suggests that India’s maternal mortality ratio (MMR) has improved to 103 in 2017-19, from 167 in 2011-13, highlighting improvements in our health systems but we still have a lot of ground to cover. With around 50% of women in the country delivering in private maternity hospitals, there is an urgent need for the adoption of clinical standards by the obstetric community. We welcome the collaboration with NABH that will only promise better outcomes and health for women in India.”

Dr. Hrishikesh D. Pai, President-Elect, FOGSI, and Chief Administrator, FOGSI-Manyata initiative, added, “We are delighted to come together with NABH towards improving the quality of maternity care as well as access to this care with Manyata so that every woman in the country receives quality services wherever and whenever she seeks care. This collaboration is a significant milestone and will strengthen our commitment to providing equitable and high-quality maternal care in India.”

Dr. Hema Divakar, National Convener, FOGSI-Manyata initiative said, “A decade of efforts has shown us that it is worth investing in strengthening maternal health care systems so as to bridge the gap between knowing and doing. Upskilling of existing human resources has made a huge impact on the quality of care in the Manyata accredited centers.”

This collaboration will involve quality care sensitization workshops for Maternity Service Providers (MSPs) aimed at creating a pool of FOGSI specialists to assess facilities for NABH quality accreditation and assessments of MSPs by NABH as per FOGSI’s Manyata standards.

Although the share of India’s institutional deliveries has increased to 88.6% in 2019-2021 (NFHS 5), the country has one of the highest numbers of maternal deaths, globally. A considerable proportion of maternal mortality is in fact due to preventable causes such as obstetric haemorrhage, pregnancy-related infections and hypertensive disorders of pregnancy. To address this, the Government of India has increasingly prioritised quality maternal care by instituting quality improvement programmes in public health facilities. However, with a significant proportion of women choosing private care to deliver, the private sector plays a critical role in providing quality maternal care to women. This highlights the need for a national system to oversee the quality of maternity care among private providers and thereby improve maternal health outcomes.

To bridge this gap, FOGSI has been driving Manyata since 2013, a programme that promotes the adoption and practice of 16 clinical standards based on the World Health Organization’s (WHO) standards of quality care for antenatal, intrapartum and postpartum care. The programme evidence by Ariadne Labs (Affiliated to Harvard) shows a 70% increase in Manyata facilities being able to manage life-threatening complications, such as obstructed labour, pre-eclampsia and/or eclampsia, and postpartum haemorrhage greatly improved. Manyata’s footprint spans 22 states across a network of 1500 facilities in the country. It is a first-of-its-kind initiative which is building the capacities of healthcare workforce and providing certification, thereby setting a benchmark for maternal quality care. Manyata has laid the foundation for self-driven awareness and demand in Quality improvement amongst facilities and with this collaboration endeavours to scale together with NABH. The initiative is powering innovation through social health entrepreneurs and institutional business models as part of its sustainability and scale-up strategy. It has the potential to be replicated in nations with similar socio-economic demographic and mixed health systems.

Hence, the sectoral collaboration between NABH and FOGSI can create a paradigm shift in the maternal health ecosystem by complementing each other’s efforts to reach more mothers and create a more significant impact.

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