Karnataka's health department has issued orders to implement the Supreme Court's 2023 directive regarding a patient's right to die with dignity, becoming the first state to do so.

In Davanagere, Karnataka, 85-year-old retired government schoolteacher HB Karibasamma stands on the brink of becoming the ...

The Karnataka government has called for establishing medical boards in hospitals across the state to ensure the right to die ...

Karnataka has taken a groundbreaking step by approving the 'Right to Die with Dignity' order, aligning with Supreme Court rulings to empower terminally ill patients. Explore the ethical concerns, ...

In orders issued on Thursday, the health department appointed medical experts to the secondary medical board to decide when ...

In a historic move, Karnataka government has approved board certifications for the 'right to die with dignity' for terminally ill patients, following ...

Kajol recently voiced her support on social media for the Karnataka government's decision to approve the right to die with ...

Karnataka Health Minister Dinesh Gundu Rao on Friday said that the state health department has issued a groundbreaking order to enforce the Supreme Court's ruling on a patient's right to die with ...

Karnataka becomes the first Indian state to implement the Supreme Court’s “Right to Die with Dignity” order allowing ...

The state's health department appointed medical experts to the secondary medical board to decide when life-sustaining treatment can be stopped for terminally ill patients ...

This move aims to benefit terminally ill patients with no hope of recovery or those in a persistent vegetative state, ...

Karnataka's historic order allows terminally ill patients to withdraw life-sustaining treatment, ensuring dignity in death.