After 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
Jharkhand 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 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 MoreJIPMER’s recent decision to cap resident doctors duty hours at 12 hours continuously and 48 hours weekly has been welcomed across the medical community. This article explains the change in simple terms, why it matters for doctors and patients alike, what daily life looks like now and how it could influence medical training across India.
Read MoreTelangana High Court has ruled that postgraduate medical students who fail a single theory paper must reappear for the entire set of exams. Here’s a clear breakdown of the judgment, why it was made, and practical steps students can take to stay prepared.
Read MoreDelhi government has approved a comprehensive master plan to redevelop Maulana Azad Medical College (MAMC). This detailed guide explains what the project involves, how it will improve medical education and patient care in the capital, the expected timeline and what it means for students, doctors and residents. Read on for clear insights and practical takeaways.
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 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 MoreRajasthan High Court rules that NEET PG reservation benefits are state specific. Non domicile SC/ST/OBC candidates cannot claim reserved seats or relaxed cutoffs in Rajasthan state quota. Full breakdown, implications and practical tips for 2026 aspirants.
Read MoreWith all due respect and love for the art, acting and life lessons of the film,Munnabhai MBBS failed to show the Real Medical system.
Read MoreA recent Right to Information (RTI) probe has pulled back the curtain on the extreme working conditions faced by postgraduate resident doctors at some of India’s most prestigious medical institutions: All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education & Research (JIPMER), Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC) and others like NIMHANS.
Read MoreIn a landmark move, an intervention application in Supreme Court Writ Petition No. 817 of 2025 shines a light on the deadly mental health crisis among India’s resident doctors. Explore the urgent call for enforcing 12 hour duty norms and saving lives.
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