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Meghalaya has sounded a public health alarm after officials confirmed that more than 10,000 people in the state are living with HIV/AIDS, including about 500 children. The surge has placed Meghalaya among the highest-prevalence states in India and has intensified calls for urgent, community-wide action. Scale of the crisis According to the Meghalaya AIDS Control…
As December 1, World AIDS Awareness Day, draws near, one campaign resurfaces in public memory with extraordinary clarity, the landmark PSA featuring Shabana Azmi reminding India that “AIDS chune se nahi failta.” Decades later, the line still echoes with emotional and cultural power, symbolising a turning point in India’s attitude towards HIV/AIDS.In an exclusive conversation…
For the first time since World AIDS Day was established in 1988, the United States government will not recognise or commemorate the global event. The Trump administration has reportedly ordered federal agencies, employees and grantees to avoid publicly promoting World AIDS Day or using government funds to mark it, a dramatic break from nearly four…
