The Healthy Indian Project (THIP), India’s leading health literacy platform, has announced the launch of its new print magazine, Life Raksha, a monthly publication that explores one important health topic in depth every issue.
Curated and published by the editorial team at THIP, every article in THIP Life Raksha is written and reviewed by qualified medical professionals from across the country, ensuring accuracy, credibility, and relevance. The magazine aims to bridge the gap between verified medical knowledge and the everyday health concerns of Indians.
Highlighting the vision behind the initiative, Neelam Singh, Editor of THIP, added, “While online content helps with quick references, print has a longer shelf life. Each issue of Life Raksha will be educational for its readers, offering 360-degree coverage on the chosen topic by medical experts from varied specializations.”
Speaking on the launch, Ankita Srivastava, General Manager – Growth and Strategy at THIP, said, “This is a step forward for us in content distribution and gaining greater visibility for both the brand and our doctors.”
THIP Life Raksha will be available at bookstores and newsstands across multiple cities in India, including eight major airports, making credible health information easily accessible to readers nationwide.
The magazine is RNI-approved and aligns with THIP’s mission of empowering Indians with accurate, accessible, and doctor-verified health information to help them make informed health decisions.
A multi-award-winning platform, THIP has been at the forefront of advocating for verified health content and combating health misinformation in India. Alongside its online media initiatives, THIP manages multiple health communities on WhatsApp and has recently expanded into the health insurance space as an IRDAI-licensed broker.
With Life Raksha, THIP strengthens its commitment to building a more health-literate India—one trusted source at a time.
