News Topic:Directorate of Health Services Kashmir

OPD services, surgeries in hospitals to resume across Kashmir

Authorities in Kashmir have ordered resumption of routine healthcare services in the health institutions across the valley.

Educational institutions likely to re-open in J-K after July 15

Jammu and Kashmir Government is likely to re-open educational institutions after July 15, well placed sources said.

Not just boys, girls too involved in drug abuse: DHSK

Top health officials painted a grim picture of Kashmir, stating that not just boys but girls too have fallen prey to drug abuse.

Elective routine surgeries to resume in non-COVID hospitals in Kashmir

The Health authorities have decided to resume elective routine surgeries in non-Covid hospitals in Kashmir division.

COVID-19: Health Department Kashmir to cancel leaves of medical staff

Health Services Department Kashmir has cancelled sanctioned or under consideration leaves of medical staff in wake of surge in COVID-19 cases.

Inquiry report into Mudasir Ali’s death hogwash: KWJA

SRINAGAR — Kashmir Working Journalists Association (KWJA) has rejected the inquiry report of the Health Department into the death of senior journalist Mudasir Ali...

Health Deptt fails to complete probe into Muddasir Ali’s death

SRINAGAR — Kashmir Working Journalists' Association (KWJA) is dismayed over the criminal silence maintained by the Directorate of Health Services Kashmir over the enquiry...

Even after 3 years, government fails to publish Pharmacist recruitment list

SRINAGAR — At a time when Government is availing the services of volunteers and retired health professionals to combat with COVID-19 in Kashmir Valley,...

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