A neonatal clinic in New Delhi and an amusement park in Rajkot, India, were both engulfed in deadly fires, resulting in the loss of lives, including newborn babies and children. These tragic incidents have once again highlighted the lack of effective fire preparedness and safety compliance in the country. India's fire services suffer from significant deficiencies in terms of personnel, equipment, and infrastructure. The government's response to these disasters has been criticized for being inadequate, with calls for urgent systemic changes to address the country's fire safety shortcomings. The article also points out the challenges in enforcing fire regulations, the prevalence of short circuits as a cause of fires, and the lack of proper safety measures in public buildings, particularly hospitals. The political blame game between local and central government officials further underscores the complex challenges surrounding public safety and healthcare in India.