■ Project PARI (Public Art of India):
• The Union Ministry of Culture has launched Project PARI (Public Art of India), which is being executed by the Lalit Kala Akademi in collaboration with the National Gallery of Modern Art.
• The project aims to enhance Delhi's aesthetic and cultural outlook by depicting the country's rich historical and cultural heritage in art forms.
• Project PARI aims to democratize art by integrating it into public spaces, transforming urban landscapes into accessible galleries.
• Drawn in styles of Phad paintings (Rajasthan), Thangka painting (Sikkim/Ladakh), miniature painting (Himachal Pradesh), Gond art (Madhya Pradesh), Tanjore paintings (Tamil Nadu), Kalamkari (Andhra Pradesh), Alpona art (West Bengal), Cheriyal painting (Telangana), Pichhwai Painting (Rajasthan), Lanjia Saura (Odisha), Pattachitra (West Bengal), Bani Thani Painting (Rajasthan), Warli (Maharashtra), Pithora Art (Gujarat), Aipan (Uttarakhand), Kerala Murals (Kerala), Alpana art (Tripura) and more.
• The Union Ministry of Culture has launched Project PARI (Public Art of India), which is being executed by the Lalit Kala Akademi in collaboration with the National Gallery of Modern Art.
• The project aims to enhance Delhi's aesthetic and cultural outlook by depicting the country's rich historical and cultural heritage in art forms.
• Project PARI aims to democratize art by integrating it into public spaces, transforming urban landscapes into accessible galleries.
• Drawn in styles of Phad paintings (Rajasthan), Thangka painting (Sikkim/Ladakh), miniature painting (Himachal Pradesh), Gond art (Madhya Pradesh), Tanjore paintings (Tamil Nadu), Kalamkari (Andhra Pradesh), Alpona art (West Bengal), Cheriyal painting (Telangana), Pichhwai Painting (Rajasthan), Lanjia Saura (Odisha), Pattachitra (West Bengal), Bani Thani Painting (Rajasthan), Warli (Maharashtra), Pithora Art (Gujarat), Aipan (Uttarakhand), Kerala Murals (Kerala), Alpana art (Tripura) and more.
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💊 Operation Amrith:
• Kerala's Drug Control Department launched "Operation Amrith" (Antimicrobial Resistance Intervention For Total Health) in Jan 2024 to prevent the overuse of antibiotics in the state.
• It aims to completely stop the over-the-counter sale of antibiotics without prescriptions by the end of 2024.
• Kerala became the first State in the country to ban the over-the-counter sale of antibiotics without a prescription.
• Kerala has seen a sharp decline in the irrational use of antibiotics in people. According to media reports, there has been a sharp fall of Rs.1,000 crore in the sale of antibiotics through hospitals and medical stores across Kerala in the last year.
• By doing so, it was enforcing the Indian government's 2011 H1 rule to prohibit OTC sale of antibiotics without a prescription.
• The 2011 H1 rule prohibits the sale of all antibiotics first, second and third line without a prescription.
• Even when the Indian government in 2013 tweaked the rule to allow first-line antibiotics to be sold over-the-counter without a prescription, Kerala enforced the 2011 H1 rule.
• Kerala's Drug Control Department launched "Operation Amrith" (Antimicrobial Resistance Intervention For Total Health) in Jan 2024 to prevent the overuse of antibiotics in the state.
• It aims to completely stop the over-the-counter sale of antibiotics without prescriptions by the end of 2024.
• Kerala became the first State in the country to ban the over-the-counter sale of antibiotics without a prescription.
• Kerala has seen a sharp decline in the irrational use of antibiotics in people. According to media reports, there has been a sharp fall of Rs.1,000 crore in the sale of antibiotics through hospitals and medical stores across Kerala in the last year.
• By doing so, it was enforcing the Indian government's 2011 H1 rule to prohibit OTC sale of antibiotics without a prescription.
• The 2011 H1 rule prohibits the sale of all antibiotics first, second and third line without a prescription.
• Even when the Indian government in 2013 tweaked the rule to allow first-line antibiotics to be sold over-the-counter without a prescription, Kerala enforced the 2011 H1 rule.
🗞 Can Kerala’s policy to limit antibiotics misuse lead to reduced AMR?
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.thehindu.com/sci-tech/science/can-keralas-policy-to-limit-antibiotics-misuse-lead-to-reduced-amr/article68690833.ece/amp/
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