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More than 35 crore people in India have an ABHA id. But what is it? RJ Shreya from Radio Mirchi - tries to understand more about ABHA and its benefits from Himanshu, Officer on Special Duty to Additional CO, National Health Authority, Government of India. Shreya was in Goa recently, on a field visit facilitated by UNICEF and M/O Health and Family Welfare to understand G20 Health priorities during India's Presidency, and see how Goa is implementing digital health at the Primary Healthcare Centres and sub-centres. In the interaction, Himanshu simplified the concept of digital health with the example of the Ayushman Bharat Health Account (ABHA), which serves as a gateway to digital health services for every citizen across India. He said that to create a digital health account, you can register yourself or visit the nearest facility for assistance. Alternatively, download a personal health application from the Google Play Store or App Store. With millions already benefiting from digital health in India, it's vital to stay informed and take control of your health information.

RJ Shreya Interacts With Himanshu, OSD to Additional CO, NHA About ABHA - Part 2

RJ Shreya of Radio Mirchi interacted with Dr. Mangesh, Health Officer of UNICEF Maharashtra, and discussed the importance of immunization for children up to 5 years old. Dr. Mangesh emphasized how it's vital for parents to understand the significance of receiving all vaccine doses to protect children against preventable diseases. He said that the Government of India's immunization program provides free vaccinations, saving families up to Rs 25,000-30,000 compared to private healthcare providers. These vaccines protect children against nine critical diseases across every state in India. Additionally, there are three specific vaccines for rotavirus, pneumococcal pneumonia, and Japanese encephalitis, which are available in certain states. The Government is working towards making these three vaccines accessible across all states, ensuring widespread availability for every child in the country.

RJ Shreya Interacts With UNICEF Maharashtra’s Health Officer Dr Mangesh – Part 1

RJ Shreya interacted with Dr. Mangesh Gadhari, Health Officer, UNICEF Maharashtra and discussed the importance of immunization for children up to 5 years old. Dr Mangesh emphasized the critical role routine immunization plays in providing a solid health foundation to children. He also touched upon the role of Primary Health Centres – considered to be the lifeline of healthcare in the country.  In India, every state has set up primary health centers and sub-centers which cater to a population of up to 5,000 people. Vaccinations are made available close to the community, both in urban and rural areas, through primary health centers and urban primary health centers. Dr. Mangesh's key advice to young parents, particularly those with children younger than 5 years, is to ensure their child receives all the necessary vaccinations on time. By doing so, children can be protected from numerous diseases, so that they ultimately grow into healthy adults reaching their full potential.

RJ Shreya Interacts With UNICEF Maharashtra’s Health Officer on Criticality of Immunization – Part 2

RJ Shreya from Radio Mirchi - Love Zindagi Se - tries to understand the nuances of "digital health," and how India is making progress in the arena, from Himanshu, Officer on Special Duty to Additional CO, National Health Authority, Government of India. Shreya was in Goa recently, on a field visit facilitated by UNICEF and M/O Health and Family Welfare to understand G20 Health priorities during India's Presidency, and see how Goa is implementing digital health at the Primary Healthcare Centres and sub-centres. Himanshu says that we are in Goa to see the use of digital health and how can ordinary citizens use digital health to access health services as primary health science? In very simple terms, digital health works the same way like the whole of India uses QR code payments on their phones through Google Pay and UPI. We are demonstrating that your mobile can become a gateway to health services, and you don't have to carry physical health records with you. Himanshu added that we have now integrated Aarogya Setu with the ABDM, so you can access digital health services through Aarogya Setu as well. Soon, we will all be able to use it to save our health records.

RJ Shreya Interacts With Himanshu, OSD to Additional CO, NHA About ABHA – Part 1

Radio Jockey (RJ) Barkha states that, despite the ban on single-use plastic, nearly four to five plastic bags find their way into our homes daily. She interviews environmentalist Naresh Agarwal, who refers to these plastic bags as 'unwanted intruders' in our homes. Agarwal outlines the disastrous effects of plastic: during monsoons, for example, plastic waste clogs canals and open drains. He also illustrates the harm that plastic causes to cows and other stray animals on the streets. Moreover, Agarwal points out that it takes more than a century for plastic to decompose, resulting in catastrophic environmental impacts. Encouraging the public, Agarwal suggests using plastic bottles to create plastic bricks. He shares that he initiated this by asking his children to put all wrappers and plastic bags into bottles. According to Agarwal, this initiative is gaining popularity in their locality.

#World Environment Day: RJ Barkha Interacts With Environmentalist Naresh Agarwal

Radio Jockey (RJ) Barkha encourages listeners to refuse single-use plastic, noting that the country produces approximately 3.4 million tonnes of plastic waste, of which only 30 percent is recycled. In her discussion with environmentalist Naresh Agarwal, he offers strategies for managing plastic waste. Agarwal urges people to collect plastic waste in bottles - a concept he refers to as a 'plastic brick' - and deliver them to him for recycling. RJ Barkha invites listeners to share their unique ideas for environmental protection on their social media handles using the hashtag #MissionLife. She also encourages participation in the campaign to save the environment by downloading the MeriLiFE app.

World Environment Day: RJ Barkha Interacts With Environmentalist Naresh Agarwal - Part 2

In this promo for the World Environment Day, Radio Jockey (RJ) Barkha through her engaging voice raises awareness about environmental protection. She implores listeners to shield the environment from plastic in the short clip. The audio also promotes listeners to share their ideas for halting single-use plastic, with the promise that the best ideas will be rewarded with free movie tickets. RJ Barkha asks the public to post their ideas, videos, and pictures on social media with the hashtag #MissionLife, and to tag her in their posts, using #RJBarkha1. Both Radio City and UNICEF encourage people to use cloth bags to help save the environment, she concludes.

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