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.
The Karnataka government has taken an important step to improve emergency healthcare in the southern part of the state. On March 23, 2026 it was announced that ₹10 crore has been approved to upgrade trauma care centres in 11 hospitals across Mysuru and Chamarajanagar districts.
Read MoreA major healthcare revolution is underway in Himachal Pradesh. With a ₹3,000 crore investment, the state government plans to modernize medical colleges, introduce cutting-edge technology, and improve access to quality treatment. Will this bold move bridge the gap between rural and urban healthcare?
Read MoreThe Chief Minister announced:“Our aim is to build medical colleges in each district, and I believe by 2030 this vision will become a reality.”
Read MoreThe NMC has imposed a massive ₹1 crore penalty on seven medical colleges across India for failing to disclose stipend details for MBBS interns and postgraduate residents.Let’s understand why this happened, which colleges are involved and what this decision means for the future of medical training in India.
Read MoreThe recent tragic suicide of a MBBS intern at AIIMS Rajkot has once again drawn attention to the silent crisis brewing within India’s medical education system.On March 14,2026, 25-year old Ratan Kumar Meghwal, a final-year intern from Phalsund village Jaisalmer, Rajasthan died by suicide after being struck by a train on railway tracks near Ghanteshwar close to the AIIMS campus in Rajkot, Gujarat
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