“The Broken Healer” exposes the toxic realities of medical training in India through Dr. Rahul Rattan (AIIMS MBBS, ex-PGI Chandigarh Psychiatry resident), who quit residency early, calling it his “biggest mistake” to become a doctor due to the system’s “weaponized hypocrisy.”
India is rapidly expanding medical education with thousands of new MBBS and PG seats, yet a growing UG-PG imbalance creates intense competition for specialization. This article explores the widening gap, pressure on young doctors, super-specialization trends, quality concerns, and needed reforms for sustainable healthcare workforce development.
Read MoreThe recent notice issued by the National Medical Commission (NMC) has triggered intense debate within India’s medical community. At the center of the controversy is a clarification about how Foreign Medical Graduates (FMGs) students who completed their MBBS abroad should compensate for parts of their education that were conducted online during the pandemic and other global disruptions.
Read MoreLivasa Hospitals is set to transform healthcare in Ludhiana with a new 368-bed multi-speciality tertiary care hospital.With a ₹360 crore investment, the facility will offer advanced treatments across various specialties and become operational in 15-18 months. This expansion addresses bed shortages in Punjab’s largest city and supports Livasa’s goal of reaching 2,000 beds regionally.
Read MoreDramatic rise in C-section deliveries in India, now over 27% in 2024-25 A fourfold increase in 16 years. This blog dives into government data, reasons like private sector incentives and patient preferences, health risks, and solutions for balanced maternity care.
Read MoreThe mysterious death of Dr. Anuja Kulkarni, a dedicated ENT specialist at Mumbai’s Jagjivan Ram Hospital.The broader implications for doctor safety in India. A tribute to her legacy amid an ongoing investigation.
Read MoreA 22 year old MBBS first year student of Integral Institute of Medical Science and Research, Lucknow, died by suicide in his hostel room after reportedly being distressed over multiple backlogs in his exam result declared three days earlier. The student was found hanging in his room. Police have sent the body for postmortem examination and informed the family about the incident.
Read MoreUPSC has released the notification for Combined Medical Services Examination 2026. The exam will be held on 2 August 2026 to recruit 1358 medical officers in Central Health Service, Railways and municipal bodies. MBBS graduates can apply online till 31 March 2026. The application fee is ₹200 with exemptions for SC, ST, PwBD and female candidates.
Read MoreIndia’s escalating student suicide crisis in medical education. The NMC’s March 2026 advisory mandates colleges to report deaths monthly, boost counseling, ensure 24/7 emergency care, combat ragging, and fill vacancies. Delve into alarming stats (13,892 cases in 2023) causes like academic pressure and isolation, Supreme Court involvement, full mandate details, impacts on institutions.
Read MoreExplore the NEET SS 2025 final seat matrix with 7,579 seats across DM, MCh, and DrNB super specialties. Get a detailed breakdown by specialty, counselling insights, and tips for aspirants. From Cardiology to Urology, discover opportunities in India’s top medical programs.
Read MoreSurprising vacancy of 783 PG medical seats in Karnataka after NEET PG 2025-26 counselling. This blog delves into the numbers, reasons like high fees and seat expansion, and implications for India’s medical education system. Uncover why even popular branches remain unfilled and what it means for aspiring doctors and policymakers. A must-read for insights on affordability and future reforms
Read MoreJaundice outbreak grips Hamirpur, Himachal Pradesh, with over 24 cases including 13 children since early March 2026. Explore suspected contaminated water links, key symptoms, prevention strategies, and ongoing official actions. A vital read on India’s recurring water-borne health threats get informed, stay protected, and learn how simple steps can prevent future crises.
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