ICMR Director General Rajjv Bahl said that the current rise in H1N1 cases is part of the seasonal flu cycle and is not a cause for concern, as most infections are mild and self-limiting. H1N1 is currently the most common strain, alongside H3N2, Influenza B and a declining number of Covid-19 cases.

The Indian Council of Medical Research has confirmed no new H1N1 strain exists in India. Current circulating viruses belong to a known A/Missouri/11/2025 strain, which matches…

ICMR officials said no new H1N1 strain is circulating in India and the current viruses are well matched with vaccines recommended for the Northern Hemisphere. | India News

Karnataka's Health Dept reassures citizens about rising H1N1 cases, urging preventive measures but advising no need for panic.

H1N1 cases have increased significantly, and monsoon fevers are at seasonal highs. Companies are issuing safety guidelines and advising employees to avoid crowded places. The…