A 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.
A 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.
Read MoreShocking story of a Hyderabad doctor stranded in Kuwait amid Middle East tensions who escaped by traveling 1,460 km through the desert. A real life survival journey of courage, risk and determination.
Read MoreA doctor attacked while helping a patient in Ahmedabad, this disturbing event raises serious concerns about safety and respect for healthcare workers.
Read MorePunjab takes a major step in public healthcare with 100 new Aam Aadmi Clinics. Discover how this initiative is making quality care free and accessible.
Read MoreA newborn wrongly declared dead in a West Bengal nursing home was later found alive, exposing serious lapses in medical care and highlighting the urgent need for stricter protocols and accountability in healthcare.
Read MoreABVIMS & RML Hospital’s March 2026 circular confirms full NMC compliance, offering ₹30,070 for MBBS interns and up to ₹1.42 lakh for PG residents. This transparent and timely stipend disclosure sets a strong example for medical institutions and highlights the importance of fair compensation for trainees.
Read MoreIn a significant move for veteran welfare, the Indian Army has partnered with Bhagwan Mahaveer Cancer Hospital & Research Centre (BMCHRC) Jaipur to provide specialized cancer care to ex-servicemen and their families. This collaboration highlights the growing role of public-private partnerships in ensuring timely, accessible and high-quality healthcare for those who served the nation.
Read MoreIndia has reached a major healthcare milestone with 7.51 lakh AYUSH doctors and 42.94 lakh nurses, strengthening its medical workforce across both traditional and modern systems. This growing network is improving healthcare access, reducing wait times, and enhancing preparedness for public health challenges.
Read MoreIn recent days, a deeply disturbing incident from Guna District Hospital in Madhya Pradesh, India has gone viral across social media and news platforms. The case has left people horrified and raised serious concerns about medical negligence and the condition of public healthcare in the country.
Read MoreMaharashtra has launched a bold crackdown on absentee doctors, introducing biometric tracking, stricter disciplinary action and expanded healthcare reforms But will these measures truly fix India’s long standing public healthcare challenges or are they just another temporary solution?
Read MoreA recent controversy at Government Medical College Baramulla in Jammu & Kashmir has brought attention to a troubling issue reported in some Indian medical colleges departments allegedly forcing students to purchase overpriced practical manuals under threat of attendance penalties.These allegations raise serious concerns about exploitation, ethics and regulatory oversight in medical education
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