Government Spending on Medicare Safety Net Soars Over $871 Million Amid Rising Specialist Fees

November 30, 2025

Government Spending on Medicare Safety Net Soars Over $871 Million Amid Rising Specialist Fees

Australia's government spending on Medicare safety net benefits has more than doubled to $871.4 million in 2024, driven by soaring specialist fees. Experts call the growth “explosive” and warn it fuels inequity while pushing patients into public hospitals.

Congress Urges Centre to Act on Delhi's Toxic Air Pollution Crisis

November 29, 2025

Congress Urges Centre to Act on Delhi's Toxic Air Pollution Crisis

Congress calls Delhi's air pollution a 'slow poison' making the city unlivable. They demand the Centre treat it as a national issue and form a special committee. Senior leader Sandeep Dikshit blames vehicles for most pollution and criticises BJP and AAP governments for failing city residents.

Airbus Planes Resume Flights After Quick Software Fix for Solar Radiation Issue

November 29, 2025

Airbus Planes Resume Flights After Quick Software Fix for Solar Radiation Issue

Airbus grounded thousands of A320 planes over solar radiation risks, but updates are nearly done. Most flights are back on track with few delays, says French Transport Minister Philippe Tabarot.

Doctors Strike at Kozhikode Medical College Over Pay and Staffing Issues

November 29, 2025

Doctors Strike at Kozhikode Medical College Over Pay and Staffing Issues

Doctors at Kozhikode Government Medical College boycotted outpatient services and theory classes on Nov 29. They demand better pay and more staff. Emergency care continues but many patients faced trouble. The strike is set to intensify from Dec 1 with more boycotts.

Chittoor Police Crack Down on Illegal Tobacco Sales Near Schools

November 29, 2025

Chittoor Police Crack Down on Illegal Tobacco Sales Near Schools

Chittoor Urban Police cracked down on shops selling prohibited tobacco near schools. Led by CI B. Nettikantaiah and SP Tushar Dudi, the drive targeted outlets near three high schools. Violators will face strict legal action, and the crackdown will continue.