Punjab’s Healthcare Leap: 100 New Aam Aadmi Clinics This Month,400 More on the Horizon
Punjab takes a major step in public healthcare with 100 new Aam Aadmi Clinics. Discover how this initiative is making quality care free and accessible.
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From Axe to Autopsy: Nagaur Carpenter’s Skill Solves Brutal Killing of Elderly Neighbour
A shocking Nagaur murder case reveals how forensic precision exposed a carpenter behind a brutal killing. Discover how skill became the key clue in solving this chilling crime driven by greed in rural Rajasthan.
Read MoreA Newborn Declared Dead Then Found Alive: A Wake Up Call for Healthcare in Rural India
A newborn wrongly declared dead in a West Bengal nursing home was later found alive, exposing serious lapses in medical care and highlighting the urgent need for stricter protocols and accountability in healthcare.
Read More₹30K for Interns, ₹1.4L for PGs: RML Hospital Leads in Fair Medical Stipends
ABVIMS & RML Hospital’s March 2026 circular confirms full NMC compliance, offering ₹30,070 for MBBS interns and up to ₹1.42 lakh for PG residents. This transparent and timely stipend disclosure sets a strong example for medical institutions and highlights the importance of fair compensation for trainees.
Read MoreIndian Army Partners with Bhagwan Mahaveer Cancer Hospital: A Landmark Step for Veterans Cancer Care
In a significant move for veteran welfare, the Indian Army has partnered with Bhagwan Mahaveer Cancer Hospital & Research Centre (BMCHRC) Jaipur to provide specialized cancer care to ex-servicemen and their families. This collaboration highlights the growing role of public-private partnerships in ensuring timely, accessible and high-quality healthcare for those who served the nation.
Read MoreMankind Pharma Acquires Roche’s Rivotril Brand to Strengthen CNS Portfolio in India
In a strategic move, Mankind Pharma has acquired the rights of Roche’s Rivotril brand in India. The deal strengthens its presence in CNS therapies and is expected to improve availability and affordability of clonazepam for patients with epilepsy and related conditions.
Read MoreNMC’s Game Changing Relief for FMGs No Extra Clerkship Required If You’ve Already Compensated Abroad
NMC March 2026 update brings major relief for FMGs, no extra clerkship is required in India if online classes were already compensated through physical training abroad. Ensure you have your compensatory certificate and supporting documents ready for verification.
Read MoreFake Drug Inspector Arrested in Jaipur for Extortion and Job Fraud
A man posing as a Drug Inspector was arrested in Jaipur for extorting chemists using hidden camera evidence and running a fake government job scam. Police are investigating the case as more victims come forward.
Read MoreIndia’s Healthcare Workforce Hits a New Milestone:7.51 Lakh AYUSH Doctors & 42.94 Lakh Nurses
India 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 MoreDr. Reddy’s Laboratories Receives GST Demand Orders Worth ₹2.20 Crore
Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories one of India’s leading pharmaceutical companies headquartered in Hyderabad, recently made headlines after disclosing GST demand orders totalling approximately ₹2.20 crore for the financial years FY20–22. Reported widely in March 2026, this development highlights the ongoing challenges companies face under India’s complex GST regime even those with strong compliance system.
Read MoreA Shocking Incident in Guna: When a “Dead” Man Came Back to Life
In recent days, a deeply disturbing incident from Guna District Hospital in Madhya Pradesh, India has gone viral across social media and news platforms. The case has left people horrified and raised serious concerns about medical negligence and the condition of public healthcare in the country.
Read MoreMaharashtra’s War on Ghost Doctors:Will Biometrics and Bold Reforms Actually Save Public Healthcare?
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?
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