first aid

When the 2005 earthquake hit Uri, Dr Itinderpal Singh Bali saw people desperate to help but unsure how. Two decades later, his first-aid training has helped communities respond faster and with confidence when emergencies strike.

After her retirement as an anesthesiologist, Dr Maya Tandon dedicated her time to saving lives on the road. Through her NGO Sahayta Trust, she has trained around 1 lakh individuals in road safety.

Tariq Patloo a resident of Dal lake in Srinagar has made Srinagar's first shikara ambulance to ferry patients across the Dal lake.

When the door to the bathroom was broken, they found the class 10 student unconscious, with one side of her body burnt from the hot water.

With barely any sleep, the two officers joined hands with workers to unload a vehicle full of relief supplies! #KeralaFloods

First aid is extremely helpful to make a casualty feel comfortable before professional medical help arrives.

From free first aid kits to quality check of your fuel, you have the right to avail these free services from any petrol pump station anywhere in India.

The Indian Railways has decided to upgrade its existing first aid kit, to include facilities to deal with various medical emergencies.

Thanks to the timely action of Assistant sub-inspector Shri Ram, along with Head Constable Bhal Singh and Constable Suresh, a major tragedy was averted.

There are five basic steps can be taken to help people suffering from a mental distress/disorder.