The National Testing Agency has officially announced the new date for the NEET UG 2026 re examination after cancelling the earlier exam due to the alleged paper leak controversy. The re exam will now be conducted on June 21, 2026, affecting more than 22 lakh medical aspirants across India.
Chaos erupted inside BRD Medical College’s Nehru Hospital after junior doctors allegedly locked three patient attendants inside rooms and assaulted them multiple times following a dispute over patient admission. Women attendants also accused doctors of snatching and breaking mobile phones while security guards allegedly remained silent spectators.
Read MoreA major controversy erupted at Datia Government Medical College in Madhya Pradesh after junior resident doctors were accused of assaulting a patient attendant and locking him inside a duty room. The attendant allegedly attempted suicide inside the room before police broke open the lock and rescued him. The incident created chaos inside the hospital and both sides later reached a compromise.
Read MoreA doctor in Bhilwara allegedly attempted suicide by consuming phenyl after accusing a private hospital operator of financial exploitation, unpaid salary, mental harassment, and police inaction. The incident has sparked concern over workplace conditions and disputes in the medical profession.
Read MoreTamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay has once again intensified the debate around the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) by urging the Union Government to completely abolish the examination system for medical admissions. His statement came after fresh controversy surrounding the alleged NEET UG 2026 question paper leak, which led to widespread criticism across the country.
Read MorePMOS, previously known as PCOS, is a newly renamed condition that better reflects its hormonal and metabolic effects beyond the ovaries. The change from Polycystic Ovary Syndrome to Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome highlights its association with insulin resistance, obesity, fertility issues, and long term health risks affecting millions of women worldwide.
Read MoreSupreme Court recently ruled that medical negligence cases can continue against the legal heirs of deceased doctors but only up to the value of the doctor’s estate. Here’s a clear, balanced look at what the verdict actually means, why medical community is concerned and what patients and doctors should know next.
Read MoreAfter the RG Kar tragedy, National Human Rights Commission has directed the Union Health Ministry to submit a detailed compliance report on widespread duty hour violations in medical colleges. Resident doctors associations are now urging the Prime Minister’s Office to intervene. Here’s a clear look at what’s happening
Read MoreWest Bengal doctors have written to Chief Secretary Dushyant Nariala asking for immediate steps to safeguard government files and prevent tampering after the recent assembly elections. Find out why this appeal matters for healthcare transparency and public trust.
Read MoreMedical Counselling Committee has published the official security deposit refund lists for NEET UG 2025 and NEET PG 2025. Find out who qualifies, how to check your name, expected timelines and step by step actions to get your money back smoothly.
Read MoreSupreme Court has dismissed a plea challenging the institutional preference quota for PG admissions through INI-CET at AIIMS and similar institutes. Here’s a clear, balanced breakdown of what the ruling means, how the system actually works and practical advice for every medical aspirant
Read MoreAjanta Pharma reported Q4 FY26 revenue of ₹1,422 crore (up 21%) and net profit of ₹267 crore (up 18%). Get clear insights into the drivers, full year performance and what it signals for Indian pharma, investors and patients.
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