Telangana Doctor Assault: 4 Arrested After Paediatrician Attacked Over Billing Dispute
Incident from Telangana, police have arrested four individuals in connection with the alleged assault on a paediatrician and hospital staff.
Shocking Prayagraj Doctor Assault: FIR Filed After 11 Days Time to End Violence Against Doctors
A Junior resident doctor in Prayagraj was allegedly assaulted outside a hospital. The attack took place on March 14, 2026, yet the First Information Report (FIR) was only filed 11 days later. One person has since been arrested but the delay raises serious questions about accountability and the safety of those who dedicate their lives to saving others.
Read MoreBreaking: NMC Specifies Minimum Clinical Material and Investigation Workload for All PG Medical Courses
National Medical Commission (NMC) has dropped game changing update that every PG medical aspirant, medical college administrator and doctor in India needs to know about. On March 29,2026 medical news portals reported that the NMC has specified clear minimum clinical material and investigation workload norms under the amended Minimum Standards of Requirements for Post Graduate Courses 2023
Read MoreNCDRC Clears Medanta Hospital & Surgeon in Total Knee Replacement Negligence Case
National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC) has once again clarified a crucial point: not every surgical complication equals medical negligence.On March 25, 2026 apex consumer body dismissed a long pending appeal in a high stakes Total Knee Replacement (TKR) case against Medanta The Medicity, Gurugram and its senior orthopaedic surgeon.
Read More300 Resign,25 Die: The Heartbreaking Cost of 36 Hour Shifts in Government Hospitals
In Maharashtra alone, report reveals that over 300 junior resident doctors have quit their seats because the workload became unbearable. Even more heartbreaking: 25 doctors have lost their lives under the crushing pressure of continuous duty and stress. This is not just a Maharashtra story. It’s a national emergency hiding in plain sight inside every government hospital corridor.
Read MoreBig News for MBBS Students! NMC Introduces Anonymous Online Feedback Form for Better Medical Education
National Medical Commission (NMC) has rolled out a dedicated online Student Feedback Form exclusively for MBBS (undergraduate) students. Thus anonymous platform lets students directly share their real experiences about teaching quality, faculty, infrastructure, clinical training and more.
Read MoreMissing Marksheets Scandal: 150 Rajasthan MBBS Graduates from 2020 Batch Face Uncertain Future
According to a detailed investigative report published by Dainik Bhaskar on 28 March 2026, the third year Part 2 marksheets and provisional degree certificates of these students have gone missing somewhere between Rajasthan University in Jaipur and the medical college in Pali.
Read MoreAlarming Rise of Violence Against Doctors in India: Paediatrician Assault in Telangana
Dr. Santosh Raj, a respected paediatrician at a private hospital in Nirmal was allegedly assaulted by a patient’s relative over a dispute related to medical bills, started as an argument quickly escalated into physical violence, with hospital staff. A video of the incident went viral on social media, sparking immediate outrage among doctors across Telangana.
Read MoreRaipur Fake Degrees Scam Exposed: Woman Arrested for Supplying Forged MBBS & BAMS Certificates in ₹2.34 Crore
In a shocking development Raipur police have arrested yet another key player in one of the most audacious job scams to hit the state this year. A woman named Sakshi Singh was nabbed from Delhi on March 28, 2026 for allegedly manufacturing and supplying fake MBBS and BAMS degrees as part of a ₹2.34 crore fraud racket.
Read MoreSenior Ayurvedic Doctor Dies by Suicide in Sitapur
69 year old BAMS Doctor Dr. Rajendra Chaudhary died by suicide in Sitapur, Uttar Pradesh on March 27, 2026 after allegedly shooting himself with his licensed revolver at his Civil Lines residence
Read MoreKarnataka PG Medical Bond Policy 2026: 3 Years Compulsory Government Service or ₹50 Lakh Penalty
The latest Karnataka PG medical bond policy announced in March 2026 could completely change your post PG career plans.In a major update, Karnataka government has made 3 years of compulsory government service mandatory for doctors who join PG courses under government quota seats (including AIQ). Fail to serve? You’ll face a hefty ₹50 lakh penalty for degree courses (MD/MS) and ₹25 lakh for diploma.
Read MoreAfter 18 Months of Struggle, RG Kar Hospital Set to Reopen Old Emergency Ward in Kolkata
RG Kar Hospital in Kolkata is preparing to reopen its old emergency ward after 18 months of closure. Discover the latest updates on repair work, upcoming inspection and how this development will benefit thousands of patients in West Bengal.
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