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Gaza Doctor Returns After 665 Days, Finds Healthcare Collapsed
Dr. Ahmed Muhanna, a senior anaesthesiologist, returned to Gaza after nearly two years in Israeli detention. He discovered hospitals stripped of supplies, patients dying from treatable conditions, and a healthcare system on the brink of collapse.
Gaza Doctor Returns After 665 Days, Finds Healthcare Collapse
Dr Ahmed Muhanna, a senior anaesthesiologist, returned to Gaza after nearly two years in Israeli detention to find hospitals stripped of supplies and patients dying from treatable conditions.
Gaza Schools Reopen in Tents Near Israeli Border
Amid ongoing conflict, schools in Gaza's border areas resume classes in tents near the 'Yellow Line'. Discover how education persists under the threat of airstrikes and displacement.
Hamas to Dissolve Gaza Govt; Ceasefire Violence Continues
Hamas agrees to dissolve its Gaza government for a technocratic committee under a US-brokered plan. Meanwhile, post-ceasefire violence claims more lives. Read the latest updates.
Bangladesh Offers Troops for Gaza Peacekeeping Force
Bangladesh expresses readiness to deploy troops as part of an international force in Gaza post-war. Foreign Minister Hasan Mahmud confirms the offer, awaiting UN mandate.
Karnataka Seeks NMC Nod for 2 New Govt Medical Colleges
Karnataka govt will submit proposals for new medical colleges in Ramanagara & Bagalkot. Kanakapura plan deferred, Vijayapura PPP model on hold. Details on infrastructure & seat enhancement.
Odisha Plans 502 New PG Medical Seats in Govt Colleges
Odisha plans to add 502 PG seats in government medical colleges. DMET urges urgent action to meet NMC deadlines. Learn which institutions will benefit.
Israeli Airstrikes Hit Central Gaza Amid Ceasefire Tensions
Israeli airstrikes targeted central Gaza's Nuseirat camp, causing casualties and destruction. The attacks come amid fragile ceasefire negotiations and rising regional tensions. See the impact in photos.
NMC Allows For-Profit Companies to Set Up Medical Colleges
NMC scraps rule restricting medical college setup to non-profits. New PPP model aims to boost resources & access. Details on the policy shift announced in Vijayawada.
Donkey in Gaza: A Symbol of War's Silent Suffering
A poignant image of a donkey cart carrying a fleeing family in Gaza evokes deep reflections on war, resilience, and the silent victims of conflict. Read this powerful opinion piece.
Karnal Paddy Allotment Beyond Mill Capacity Under Scanner
A major discrepancy in Karnal's paddy allotment to millers has been uncovered, with 1.5 lakh MT assigned beyond capacity. The District Food & Supplies Controller has initiated a probe.
Nations Urge Israel to Lift Gaza Aid Restrictions in Winter
Middle Eastern and Asian nations call on Israel to lift restrictions on aid to Gaza as harsh winter worsens the humanitarian crisis. Read the urgent appeals.
Haryana 'Ghost Truck' Owners Cry Foul in Paddy Scam
Over 500 truck owners in Haryana claim their vehicles were used as 'ghost trucks' to steal paddy without their knowledge. They allege a major fraud in procurement payments and demand justice.
Gujarat MBBS admissions end, Rs 25 crore refund starts
Gujarat's undergraduate medical admission process concludes after final counselling round. Only 3 seats remain vacant statewide. Over Rs 25 crore in deposits to be refunded to eligible students. Read details.
Israel bans 37 Gaza NGOs over staff info, sparks global outcry
Israel orders 37 aid groups, including MSF and Oxfam, to halt Gaza operations unless they disclose Palestinian staff details. UN and EU condemn the move, warning of a humanitarian crisis.
Doorstep Ration for 166 Elderly Families in Haveri
Haveri's Anna Suvidha Yojana eases life for senior citizens with doorstep ration delivery. 7,211 eligible beneficiaries identified; 166 families served. Learn how the scheme works.
Key Meet for Samba Paddy Procurement in Tamil Nadu
Stakeholders meeting in Thanjavur addresses samba paddy procurement. Farmers seek solutions for staff, machines, and bags. Over 4.7k centres to open for the season.
Gaza camps flooded, 12 dead from winter cold
Heavy rains flood Gaza's makeshift camps, soaking displaced families. At least 12, including an infant, have died from hypothermia. Aid deliveries, especially tents, are critically insufficient.
Bihar to add 2 medical colleges, total state-run to reach 15
Bihar announces two new government medical colleges in Vaishali and Bhojpur, operational from Jan 2026. Each will have 500 beds and admit 100 MBBS students, marking a major healthcare expansion.
Madras HC: All Employees Can Join Trade Unions & Vote
Madras High Court rules all employees, irrespective of cadre, can be trade union members & vote in recognition polls. Justice D Bharatha Chakravarthy cites Industrial Relations Code, 2020. Read the full judgment.
UAE Delivers 30 Tonnes of Medical Aid to Gaza
The UAE delivers 30 tonnes of vital medical supplies to Gaza as part of Operation Chivalrous Knight 3, supporting hospitals and treating thousands of Palestinians.
NMC Seeks Govt Medical Faculty for Inspection Pool
NMC's MARB invites eligible government medical college faculty to join an assessor pool for inspections, including surprise visits, for AY 2026-27. Apply within 15 days of Dec 22 notice.
Haryana Minister Suspends Inspector Over Irregularities
Haryana's Food Minister Rajesh Nagar suspends an inspector, orders FIRs in three cases after probe finds procedural lapses and public grievances. Read about the key decisions from the Kurukshetra meeting.
BMC's ₹4.27 Crore Infection Control Mats Raise Questions
Mumbai's BMC spends ₹4.27 crore on anti-infective bed mats lacking clinical trial validation. Experts question efficacy as product is unknown in medical circles. Read the full investigation.
Nadda: Govt spends Rs 35 lakh per medical seat yearly
Union Health Minister JP Nadda said the government spends Rs 30-35 lakh annually on each medical seat, urging students to serve society. He highlighted a massive expansion in medical infrastructure.
Afghanistan Picks India Over Pakistan for Pharma Supplies
Afghan Health Minister admits strained Pakistan ties, pivots to India for reliable medicine and vaccine supplies. A major shift in regional health diplomacy unfolds. Read the full analysis.
Gaza School Attack Kills 5, Death Toll Reaches 400
An Israeli attack on a school shelter in Gaza City killed five Palestinians, raising the death toll to 400 since the October ceasefire began, Gaza's health ministry reports. Read the full story.
Ludhiana's Decor & Hospitality Exhibition Kicks Off Today
The 4th Decor & Hospitality Exhibition opens today at Kisan Mela Ground, Ludhiana. Explore 150+ brands, live demos, and expert sessions until March 3. Don't miss the premier trade event!
Netanyahu says Gaza plan's second phase is close
Israeli PM Netanyahu states the second phase of the US-led Gaza peace plan is near, but key issues like a multinational force deployment need resolution. Hamas hints at discussing weapons freeze.
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