A postgraduate medical student was found dead under suspected suicide in a recent incident which has sparked outrage and concern across medical circles, again. The Case was reported from Hyderabad, a 26-year-old PG student at Osmania Medical College was discovered unconscious in his hostel room and later declared dead.
In a landmark decision that could reshape medical governance in India’s most populous state, Maharashtra Cabinet has approved scrapping direct elections to the Maharashtra Medical Council (MMC).
Read MoreIndia’s medical education faces serious concerns as NMC’s UGMSR 2023 guidelines remove mandatory Respiratory Medicine & TB departments for new MBBS colleges. Is this reform or a dangerous dilution of doctor training and infection control in a country battling high TB and respiratory disease burden? Critical analysis of healthcare system failures.
Read MorePrivate hospitals treating patients like ATMs? A young doctor quits on day 1 after witnessing unnecessary ICU admissions for profit. Explore the dark side of India’s commercialized healthcare, medical negligence cases, and why trust in doctors is eroding. Time for stricter regulation?
Read MoreIn a shocking development Raipur police have arrested yet another key player in one of the most audacious job scams to hit the state this year. A woman named Sakshi Singh was nabbed from Delhi on March 28, 2026 for allegedly manufacturing and supplying fake MBBS and BAMS degrees as part of a ₹2.34 crore fraud racket.
Read MoreTragic suicide of a young ophthalmology PG student in Dehradun sparks calls for better mental health support in medical colleges.Why India’s Medical Students Desperately Need Better Mental Health Support
Read MoreA 45 year old patient named Biswajit Samanta from Nimta reportedly collapsed and died at RG Kar Medical College and Hospital after his family claims he was forced to walk to a distant toilet while in critical condition. No stretcher, wheelchair or assistance was provided despite repeated requests.
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 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 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
Read MoreThe National Medical Commission (NMC) has agreed to revise its March 5-6, 2026 guidelines on compensating for online classes in foreign MBBS programs, following protests by Foreign Medical Graduates (FMGs) affected by COVID-19 disruptions and the Ukraine conflict.
Read MoreDr. Fauzia Khan has introduced the Central Protection of Healthcare Workers and Medical Establishments from Violence Act, 2025, to ensure nationwide protection of healthcare professionals and medical facilities.
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