No service bond for AIIMS New Delhi graduates parliamentary panel confirms it and recommends alumni tracking instead. Full explainer on what this means for NEET aspirants, doctor shortages, brain drain and India’s healthcare future
The Karnataka High Court delivered a major verdict on 9 April 2026 that will impact thousands of medical students across India. In a clear and strong judgment, the Division Bench ruled that medicos who avail subsidised MBBS seats under service bonds cannot challenge or refuse to fulfil the bond conditions after completing their course.
Read MoreA young doctor forced to quit an MS Gynaecology PG seat due to alleged harassment and ragging approached the Madhya Pradesh High Court after authorities withheld his original documents and demanded a ₹30 lakh bond penalty. The court intervened and ordered the return of the documents, highlighting serious concerns about harassment, PG bond policies, and mental health in medical education.
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