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Rohit Parakh

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Jul 4, 2026, 4:16:35 AM (10 days ago) Jul 4
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Gentle reminder for the webinar below, tonight at 7:30 pm.  Pls forward below email to veterinarians, medical fraternity, nutritionists, healthcare professionals in your network to register - them being the intended audience for the webinar.

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Date: Thursday, 2 July 2026 at 15:50:55 UTC+5:30
Subject: Pesticide Management Bill National Webinar - Implications for Clinical Practice, Public Health & Medical Fraternity (Exclusively for Medical Doctors, Healthcare Professionals & Nutritionists) - 4th July 7:30 pm
To: Natural Farming Coalition Members <mem...@nfcoalition.in>, asha-kisanswaraj <asha-kis...@googlegroups.com>, Rra-india <rra-...@googlegroups.com>


Pls forward this to medical fraternity, nutritionists, healthcare professionals in your network to register - them being the intended audience for the webinar.

Pesticide Management Bill Webinar - Implications for Clinical Practice, Public Health & Medical Fraternity (Exclusively for Medical Doctors, Healthcare Professionals & Nutritionists) - 4th July 7:30 pm


Context: The Union Government of India is bringing a Pesticide Management Bill, in Parliament. The Bill has far-reaching implications for medical fraternity from reshaping occupational and environmental exposure thresholds to redefining medico-legal protocols around acute and chronic poisoning. According to National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) ~30,000 people die of acute impact of pesticides yearly in India. This does not include chronic impact deaths. The Bill introduces a new regulatory architecture for the registration, manufacture, storage, sale, use, import, advertisement, packaging, labeling and transport of pesticides. Despite its direct clinical relevance, the medical community has largely remained outside the legislative discourse. This webinar seeks to correct that gap.

Speakers - 
Dr Rakesh Chenna - Nephrologist, Doctors Against Pesticide Poisoning (DAPP)
Dr Narasimha Reddy - Adviser, Maharashtra Association of Pesticide Poisoned Persons (MAPPP)
Dr Manasa Satish - Emergency Physician
Dhanya - Project and Policy Officer, Center for Pesticide Suicide Prevention

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