In a major step to promote the use of Hindi and make medical communication easier for patients, the Union Health Ministry has directed doctors at theAll India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Delhi,to use Hindi while prescribing medicines and in their day-to-day work as much as possible. As per several local media reports, AIIMS has instructed its doctors to write prescriptions in Hindi instead of English so that patients can easily understand their medicines and instructions. This change aims to help the general public, especially those from rural areas who often struggle to read Englishprescriptions. For more details, check out the full story on the link mentioned below: AIIMS Delhi doctors told to use Hindi in prescriptions, sparks debate
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