ADHUNA aims to:

Empower small private hospitals to improve quality of intrapartum and newborn care.

ADHUNA focuses on innovations in care practices and supports clinicians to advocate for women's health.

ADHUNA / अधुना

ADHUNA in Sanskrit means ‘’now’’ or the ”present time”.
It signifies the urgency and immediacy of reforms in maternal and newborn health.

The Federation of Obstetric and Gynaecological Societies of India (FOGSI) is one of India’s largest professional associations representing specialists in women’s health.

With 293 member societies and a network of 47,000+ obstetricians and gynecologists across the country, FOGSI plays a pivotal role in advancing maternal and reproductive health through scientific leadership, training, and policy engagement.

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Strengthen Clinical Practices

Strengthened clinical practices adopted by facilities for provision of improved intrapartum care and essential newborn care

Introduce innovations

Introduction and scaling up of innovations as well as adoption of newer evidence-based practices in maternal and newborn ..

Advocate for women’s health

Strengthened capacity and role of FOGSI and its members at the national, state and city level to advance women's health..

Improve Maternal Care and Save Lives

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Project progress | In a nutshell

June 2026

At UPCON – 2026 held at Varanasi, Dr. Ritu Khanna, ADHUNA Champion, spoke on “Project ADHUNA’s Journey So Far”

May 2026

ToT held at Garo-Khasi Hills region, for state-wide roll out of training on EMOTIVE + and PPH management

May 2026

At the 53rd World Organisation of Gestosis International Conference, Dr. Jaydeep Tank held an insightful session on 'Gestosis, Eclampsia and Intrapartum Emergencies – The ADHUNA Perspective'

May 2026

Dr. Jaydeep Tank, Project Director ADHUNA spoke on “Initiatives undertaken under by Project Adhuna – Anaemia , IV FCM” at the Advancing Progress towards Anaemia Reduction in UP - King George Medical University held on 2nd May.

April 2026