Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court has granted interim relief by staying the National Medical Commission’s rule that required postgraduate medical faculty to maintain 75% attendance out of a fixed 300 working days annually. This article explains the background, court’s order, real world impact and practical next steps for everyone involved in medical education.
A fresh advisory from the National Medical Commission asking medical colleges to limit leave for MBBS students on May 2 and 3, 2026 has sparked debate. Doctors associations want it withdrawn and seek an apology. Here’s a clear breakdown of what happened, why it matters and what it could mean for students and the future of medical education in India.
Read MoreThree former employees of a Hyderabad based pharmaceutical company were arrested on charges of allegedly extorting nearly ₹1 crore through forged documents and threats to business partners. This case sheds light on insider risks in India’s pharma sector and offers practical lessons for companies and employees alike.
Read MoreFor thousands of pharmacy graduates in Telangana, May 2026 was supposed to bring relief. Instead it has brought another round of waiting much anticipated results of Telangana State Public Service Commission (TSPSC) pharmacist recruitment have been kept on hold following a directive from the Telangana High Court with 732 posts
Read MoreTwo doctors were allegedly assaulted within 24 hours at MGM Medical College in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar. The Maharashtra Association of Resident Doctors (MARD) has warned of statewide agitation unless authorities act swiftly. This article explains what happened, why such incidents keep happening and practical steps to protect healthcare workers and improve patient care.
Read MoreAIIMS Guwahati food safety concerns made headlines after a viral parent’s post claimed mass food poisoning. Here’s the full story, official clarification, similar cases and practical tips for students and families.
Read MoreJharkhand government has raised stipends for senior resident doctors to ₹90,000 in the first year, ₹95,000 in the second, and ₹1 lakh in the third. This article explains the changes, why they matter and what they mean for doctors, students and healthcare in the state.
Read MoreA 44 year old Bengaluru resident faces formal charges after allegedly impersonating a senior government official to fraud a Jammu and Kashmir doctor of ₹2.7 crore in a bogus land purchase near Kempegowda International Airport. Here’s the complete story, how the deception unfolded, and practical steps anyone can take to avoid falling victim to similar investment scams.
Read MoreDoctors at Government Medical College Nagpur claim the institution has not yet implemented the mandated 48 hour duty cap. This article explores the allegations, rule’s purpose, real impacts on doctors-patients and practical ways forward for better compliance in medical education.
Read MoreSMS Hospital in Jaipur has introduced a clear new rule requiring every patient’s blood group to be written in bold on admission cards and uploaded to the digital system before any transfusion. Here’s exactly what changed, why it matters and what patients should do now.
Read MoreA fresh survey from PGI Chandigarh has put the spotlight on the punishing work schedules of resident doctors with 80% logging more than 60 hours a week and 46% crossing 80 hour mark, findings raise serious questions about burnout, patient safety and future of medical training in India. This article breaks down what the numbers really mean, shares real world context and offers practica
Read MoreOn April 30, 2026 India’s Supreme Court refused to entertain AIIMS’s curative petition against terminating the 30-week pregnancy of a 15 year old rape survivor. The ruling reinforces that hospitals provide medical facts while families make the final decision. Here’s a clear breakdown of the case, its implications and what it means for reproductive rights in India.
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