• 05 Apr, 2026

Medical News

From Stethoscope to Civil Services: AIIMS Jodhpur Doctor Tops UPSC 2025

From Stethoscope to Civil Services: AIIMS Jodhpur Doctor Tops UPSC 2025

AIIMS Jodhpur graduate Dr. Anuj Agnihotri secured All India Rank 1 in the UPSC Civil Services Examination 2025. His journey from MBBS to civil services reflects discipline, strategic preparation, and a strong commitment to public service. His success highlights how professionals from diverse academic backgrounds can excel in India’s toughest competitive exam.

Breakthrough for Indian Healthcare: Indian Hospitals Shine in Global Rankings

India’s healthcare sector achieved global recognition in the World’s Best Hospitals 2026 rankings. Medanta Gurugram secured the top position in India followed by AIIMS Delhi, PGIMER Chandigarh, and CMC Vellore. The rankings highlight India’s improving healthcare infrastructure, clinical expertise, and growing reputation in providing high quality patient care.

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Punjab Plans Major Boost in MBBS Seats with Seven New Medical Colleges

Punjab plans to expand medical education by establishing seven new medical colleges that will add around 600 MBBS seats. The initiative aims to create more opportunities for NEET aspirants, reduce the need for students to pursue MBBS abroad, and strengthen healthcare infrastructure through new teaching hospitals and improved training facilities.

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Middle East Conflict Threatens ₹5,000 Crore in Indian Pharma Exports

Rising tensions in the Middle East are threatening Indian pharmaceutical exports worth up to ₹5,000 crore. Shipping disruptions, rising freight costs, and unstable maritime routes could impact medicine supply to Gulf countries. The situation highlights the vulnerability of global pharma supply chains and the importance of stable trade routes.

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Gujarat Govt Adds 150 Medicines, Removes 57 in Major Update to Essential Drugs List Reaching 1,479

The Gujarat government has updated its Essential Drugs List for 2025–26, increasing the total number of medicines to 1,479. The revision includes 150 new medicines and removes 57 outdated drugs, strengthening access to essential treatments across primary, secondary, and tertiary healthcare facilities while supporting free medicine schemes in the state.

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Mumbai Homeopath Arrested in Chennai for Unauthorized Ear Lobe Repair Surgeries

A Mumbai based homeopathic practitioner was arrested in Chennai for allegedly performing unauthorized ear lobe repair surgeries in a hotel room. The case has reignited debate over cross practice, social media promoted cosmetic procedures, and patient safety in India. Authorities warn against invasive procedures being performed outside regulated medical facilities.

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Insurance Fraud Racket in Gurgaon: Fake Hospitals, Ghost Patients, and Crores in Bogus Claims

A major insurance fraud racket in Gurugram exposed fake hospitals, ghost patients, and forged medical records used to siphon crores from insurers. The Galaxy One Hospital raid uncovered fake admissions, fabricated reports, and identity misuse involving hundreds of suspects, highlighting serious loopholes in India’s healthcare insurance verification system.

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Who Regulates the Laboratories That Guide Our Diagnoses?

A Bombay High Court hearing has exposed a major regulatory gap in India’s diagnostic laboratory system. The Maharashtra government admitted it lacks authority to act against illegal pathology labs, raising concerns about technician run laboratories, patient safety, diagnostic reliability, and the urgent need for a national regulatory framework.

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NMC’s Big Digital Health Step: Mandatory ABHA ID for OPD, IPD, and Emergency Patients in Medical Colleges

The National Medical Commission has mandated ABHA ID generation and linking for all OPD, IPD, and emergency patients in medical college hospitals across India. The move aims to strengthen digital health records, prevent inflated patient data during inspections, and integrate teaching hospitals with the Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission.

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Shocking Assault On Doctor by SHO Gharaunda, Haryana

Doctors across Karnal launched an indefinite strike after the SHO of Gharaunda police station allegedly slapped and assaulted a doctor on duty at a Community Health Centre. CCTV footage of the incident went viral, sparking outrage among the medical community. The SHO has been suspended and a departmental inquiry has been initiated as doctors demand FIR registration.

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