From NEET grind to blurred boundaries: The growing debate over Medical training in India
India’s evolving medical education system sparks debate over MBBS vs AYUSH training, clinical authority, and risks of blurred healthcare boundaries.
India’s evolving medical education system sparks debate over MBBS vs AYUSH training, clinical authority, and risks of blurred healthcare boundaries.
In a major update shared in Parliament, Union Minister of State for Health, Smt. Anupriya Patel revealed that MBBS seats across India have skyrocketed to 1,28,976 up from just 51,348 in 2013-14. That’s a massive 151.18% jump! At the same time, number of medical colleges has grown from 387 to 818, marking an 111.36% increase.
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Read MoreA recent event at a prominent medical institute in Bengaluru has left many shocked and concerned. A 50 year old assistant professor at the Sri Siddhartha Institute of Medical Sciences & Research Centre in T. Begur near Nelamangala (Bengaluru Rural district), allegedly made an inappropriate personal proposal to a 19 year old female MBBS student during an ongoing lecture.
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Read MoreA 45 year old patient named Biswajit Samanta from Nimta reportedly collapsed and died at RG Kar Medical College and Hospital after his family claims he was forced to walk to a distant toilet while in critical condition. No stretcher, wheelchair or assistance was provided despite repeated requests.
Read MoreA landmark decision that transform medical education and public healthcare in Andhra Pradesh, State government has given the green light to recruit 520 fresh staff positions for the new Government Medical College at Piduguralla. This move comes as the state gears up to welcome its first batch of MBBS students at the college from the 2026-27 academic session.
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Read MoreA 24 year old Anisha Rai from Devkali village in Ballia passed away at a private hospital in the Kotwali area while undergoing surgery for kidney stones. Her family alleges that doctors performed a far more invasive abdominal operation than promised, leading to excessive bleeding and her untimely death.
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