Health

This department has been vested with the responsibility of maintaining and developing the health care system in W.B. Public health, sanitation and hospitals are the exclusive responsibilities of the State.

West Bengal State Dental Service (Option) Rules, 2010

Provided that the persons holding posts of Readers and Lecturers in the teaching group of the former West Bengal (Basic Grade) Dental Service shall also be eligible to exercise option under these rules.

West Bengal State Dental Service (Cadre and Age of Retirement) Rules, 2010

West Bengal State Dental Service (Cadre and Age of Retirement) Rules, 2010 shall apply to the members of the West Bengal Dental Service and the West Bengal Dental Education Service.

West Bengal State Dental Service (Scale of Pay and Non-Practicing Allowances) Rules, 2010

West Bengal State Dental Service (Scale of Pay and Non-Practicing Allowances) Rules, 2010 shall apply to the members of the West Bengal Dental Service and the West Bengal Dental Education Service.

West Bengal State Dental Service Act, 2009

West Bengal State Dental Service Act, 2009 is to provide for the regulation of the recruitment, and conditions of service of persons appointed to the State Dental Service.

Admission in Diploma Course in Ayurvedic Pharmacy, 2015-16

Advertisement along with proforma inviting application from eligible candidates for admission into Diploma Course in Ayurvedic Pharmacy for the session 2015 – 2016.

Precaution from Heat for OPD Patients in Hospitals

Due to unprecedent heat wave passing through the entire State the patient parties along with the relatives of the admitted patients and OPD patients are suffering from agonizing heat effects.

Treatment Protocol for VL-HIV Kala-Azar co-infected cases

All patients who are diagnosed with VL should be offered HIV testing with appropriate linkage to ICTC/F-ICTC where counseling and testing for HIV should be done with informed consent.

Preventive Measures for Mosquito-genic Condition in West Bengal

If proper and adequate preventive measures are not undertaken in time, may result in out breaks of vector borne diseases like Malaria, Dengue, Chikungunya and Japanese Encephalitis.

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