Munnabhai MBBS: logic less hype of a not so heroic character.
With all due respect and love for the art, acting and life lessons of the film,Munnabhai MBBS failed to show the Real Medical system.
Doctors
Shocking RTI Revelations: Gruelling 135 Hour Weeks Push AIIMS, JIPMER & AFMC Resident Doctors into Severe Burnout Crisis
A 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 More₹15.6 Lakh Compensation: How Medical Negligence in a Jodhpur Hospital Led to a Tragic Death
In recent years, stories of medical negligence have made headlines across India, leaving families devastated and raising serious questions about patient safety in both private and government hospitals. One such case from Jodhpur, Rajasthan stands out as a powerful reminder of how small lapses in post operative care can have tragic consequences.
Read MoreMedical Negligence in India: Dera Bassi Hospital Death Case,Family Alleges Negligence
A heartbreaking incident in Mohali, Punjab has once again spotlighted the critical issue of medical negligence in India. A 36 year old man named Deepak Kumar from Dera Bassi lost his life after treatment at Indus International Hospital.
Read MoreNMC caught sleeping!! A take on Delayed Stipends
Yet again, cry of help is raised by yet another intern, a medical graduate for prolonged delays in receiving their stipends, often stretching up to even six months after completion of their internships.
Read MoreORS Controversy Explodes: Hyderabad Paediatrician Quits Indian Academy of Paediatrics
It’s a bold and widely discussed move, Hyderabad based paediatrician Dr. Sivaranjani Santosh has resigned from the Indian Academy of Paediatrics (IAP), India’s largest organisation of child health specialists.
Read MoreWant Easier NEET PG Entry?
Parliamentary Standing Committee has recommended a powerful new incentive package to fix India’s chronic rural doctor shortage: serve in rural and remote areas, and you could get reservation or additional marks in NEET PG.
Read MoreSupreme Court Intervention: Why India’s Resident Doctors Are Dying by Suicide Over Inhuman Duty Hours
In 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.
Read MoreBreaking: Rajasthan Doctors Boycott RGHS, 24 Hour Private Hospital Shutdown Starts April 14
Private hospitals in Rajasthan have announced a 24 hour shutdown starting April 14, 2026 in protest against the arrest of Dr. Sondev Bansal. Here’s everything you need to know about the RGHS boycott, its causes and impact on healthcare.
Read MoreNEET 2026: Supreme Court Declares Medical Seats as National Asset, Cracks Down on Fraud
In a landmark observation that could reshape medical education in India, Supreme Court has declared that medical seats are a national resource and cannot be allowed to remain vacant. statement came during the hearing of a high profile NEET fraud case, sending a strong message to students, coaching centres and state counselling authorities alike.
Read More190 PG Doctors Resigned from AIIMS Delhi in 3 Years: The Hidden Crisis of Toxicity and Burnout in India’s Top Medical Institute
In the world of Indian medicine, AIIMS Delhi stands as the undisputed gold standard the institute every aspiring doctor dreams of joining. Yet a recent RTI reply has pulled back the curtain on a troubling reality: 190 postgraduate (PG) resident doctors from MD/MS programs resigned from AIIMS Delhi over the past three years. Another 35 super-specialty (DM/MCh) students also stepped away.
Read MoreLandmark Supreme Court Verdict: ₹1 Crore Compensation for Murdered Paediatrician Upheld, Pension Needs Governor Approval
In a landmark development that brings partial closure after nearly a decade, the Supreme Court of India has delivered a significant verdict in the case of Dr. Sunil Kumar Singh, a dedicated paediatrician who was shot dead while attending patients at a government health centre in Uttarakhand.
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