Maharashtra 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?
Allahabad HC slammed Hathras Medical Board for “shocking” insensitivity in 30-week MTP plea by minor POCSO survivor.
Read MoreUttar Pradesh Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) has taken into custody a young dentistry student, Haarish Ali a 19-year-old second-year BDS student from Saharanpur district.The arrest was made in Moradabad on March 15, 2026 as part of a broader investigation into online networks allegedly linked to the banned terrorist organization ISIS.
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 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 Bombay High Court ruling in the case of Glamstone Cosmetics Pvt. Ltd. v. Union of India (Writ Petition No. 957 of 2026, decided on March 9, 2026) has sent a clear message to importers of cosmetics and related products in India: regulatory compliance cannot be bypassed, even if the goods are not destined for the domestic market.
Read MoreThe latest twist in the RG Kar rape-murder case: A Calcutta High Court bench recuses itself due to roster changes, delaying hearings in this 2024 tragedy that sparked nationwide protests. Dive into the procedural details, case recap, and why it matters for women’s safety and judicial reform. Stay updated on appeals, investigations, and the push for accountability in India’s healthcare system.
Read MoreExplore India’s historic Supreme Court ruling on passive euthanasia in the case of Harish Rana, a man in a vegetative state for 13 years. This landmark decision allows withdrawal of life support, affirming the right to die with dignity under Article 21. Delve into the legal evolution, family struggles, court directives, and public reactions. A compassionate step forward in end-of-life care debates
Read MoreAn incident at Ummed Hospital in Jodhpur where resident doctors and nursing staff reportedly played Holi inside the labour room has led to disciplinary action. The inquiry committee found involvement of 14 resident doctors and nursing officers. The incident also raises concerns about hospital hygiene, professional conduct, and safety in sensitive clinical areas.
Read MoreNMC’s March 2026 notice mandates Foreign Medical Graduates (FMGs) extend study periods for physical compensation of online MBBS classes. No shortcuts allowed; detailed certificates required. Affects FMGs from abroad amid COVID disruptions. Ensures quality equivalence to Indian standards. Key: Extended timelines, verified docs, India internships post-2021. Vital for aspiring doctors.
Read MoreIn a shocking verdict from Puducherry, 61-year-old farmer R Sivapoosanam receives a 5-year prison sentence for forging documents to secure MBBS seats for his children under the local quota. After a grueling 22-year trial, this case exposes the fierce competition in India’s medical admissions, judicial inefficiencies, and ethical pitfalls in education. It calls for reforms like better verification
Read MoreMedico-legal landscape of euthanasia in India, focusing on passive euthanasia and advance directives (living wills). From landmark Supreme Court rulings like Aruna Shanbaug (2011) and Common Cause (2018 & 2023) to patient autonomy and ethical considerations in end-of-life care.
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