• 10 May, 2026

Medical News

Two Doctors Assaulted in 24 Hours at MGM Medical College: MARD Warns of Statewide Agitation

Two 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.

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NMC’s Recent Advisory on MBBS Student Leave Before NEET 2026 Draws Sharp Reactions from Doctors Groups

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 Doctors associations want it withdrawn and seek an apology.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.

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Chargesheet Filed Against Bengaluru Man Who Allegedly Posed as IAS Officer and Cheated J&K Doctor of ₹2.7 Crore in Airport Land Deal

A 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.

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PGI Chandigarh Survey Shows Resident Doctors Are Logging Extreme Hours

A 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

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JIPMER Introduces Clear Limits on Resident Doctors Working Hours: 12 Hours Per Stretch, 48 Hours Per Week

JIPMER’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.

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