Rajasthan’s Health Department has decided to terminate 697 government doctors absent from duty for extended periods. This article explains the background, real world impact on patients, systemic challenges and practical steps that can help improve doctor availability and accountability in public healthcare.
Recent allegations have surfaced claiming that some students expelled during the old Vyapam scandal received MBBS degrees from Gajra Raja Medical College in Gwalior without proper reinstatement, attendance, or exams allegedly in exchange for large sums. Both the college and its affiliating university have strongly denied any role.
Read MoreSri Jayadeva Institute of Cardiovascular Sciences and Research has signed an MoU with the Greater Bengaluru Authority to set up a 100 bed cardiac satellite unit in Govindarajnagara, West Bengaluru. Backed by ₹15 crore in state funding, this move aims to bring specialized heart treatment closer to residents who currently travel long distances to the main hospital in Jayanagar.
Read MoreKarnataka government hospitals are expanding access to knee and hip replacement surgeries. Learn how this change helps reduce costs, shorten travel and bring quality care closer to people across the state.
Read MoreIn a troubling incident at Aligarh Muslim University’s Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College Hospital, a female junior doctor was allegedly assaulted by a patient, leading resident doctors to strike over safety fears. This article breaks down what happened, why it matters and practical ways to protect medical professionals while keeping patient care strong.
Read MoreAIIMS New Delhi has cancelled an MBBS biochemistry mid-semester exam after students allegedly used a hidden phone and AI tools like ChatGPT to cheat. Read the full details, official response, broader implications for medical education and practical tips for students and institutes.
Read MoreThe first Employees State Insurance Corporation (ESIC) hospital in Kashmir opened its doors in Budgam on April 24,2026. This 30 bed facility (expandable to 100 beds) at a cost of ₹165 crore will serve over 50,000 insured workers and their families with cashless medical care. Here’s what it means, who benefits and how to access the services.
Read MoreMedical students at one of Delhi’s top colleges recently raised their voices about hostel issues ranging from insect-infested food to stray dog threats. Here’s a clear look at what happened, the college’s response, expert reactions and practical steps forward for better student welfare.
Read MoreNational Human Rights Commission has sent a notice to the National Medical Commission and the Union Health Ministry over 24-72 hour continuous shifts faced by postgraduate medical students especially those with disabilities. This article breaks down the complaint, regulations, real world impacts and what it could mean for better working conditions in India’s medical colleges.
Read MoreDelhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta conducted an unannounced visit to Aruna Asaf Ali Hospital on April 23, 2026, highlighting critical gaps in medicine availability, sanitation and patient wait times. Here’s what happened, what she directed, and what it means for everyday Delhi residents relying on public healthcare.
Read MoreA Hyderabad paediatrician has launched a petition calling for clearer rules on electrolyte drinks sold near medical ORS in pharmacies. Dr. Sivaranjani Santosh explains why confusing branding matters for parents treating dehydration in kids and what you can do about it.
Read MoreNational Medical Commission has directed all medical colleges not to grant leave to students on 2 and 3 May 2026 ahead of the NEET UG 2026 exam on 3 May. Here’s a clear breakdown of the notice, why it matters and practical steps for everyone involved.
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