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Harvard Medical School Hit by Intentional Explosion

Shocking explosion rocks Harvard Medical School campus in intentional act as two individuals seen fleeing. Authorities launch massive investigation into the security breach at one of America's premier medical institutions.

Four Doctors Enter Politics in Begusarai

Four practicing doctors from Begusarai make dramatic career shift to politics, promising to cure constituency's problems with medical precision and healthcare reforms.

Georgia: New Medical Study Hub for Indian Students

As the Ukraine conflict disrupts medical education for thousands of Indians, Georgia becomes the surprising new destination offering quality education and safe environment for aspiring doctors.

NMC approves 15 new PG medical seats at VIMSAR Burla

The National Medical Commission grants approval for 15 additional postgraduate medical seats at VIMSAR Burla, boosting specialized healthcare education in Odisha and creating more opportunities for aspiring doctors.

Trump's H-1B Visa Ad Sparks India Controversy

Former President Donald Trump's new political advertisement targeting H-1B visa misuse has put India in the spotlight, igniting heated debates about immigration reform and the future of skilled foreign workers in America.

US Visa Changes: Impact on Indian Professionals

Major US visa reforms threaten Indian tech workers as Trump proposes ending automatic EAD extensions and increasing H-1B fees by 200%. Learn what this means for Indian professionals and the IT industry.

US ends automatic H-4 EAD renewals, Indians hit

Major US immigration policy shift ends automatic work permit extensions for H-4 visa holders, disproportionately affecting thousands of Indian professionals and their families.

US Ends Automatic H-1B EAD Renewals from Oct 30

US Citizenship and Immigration Services stops automatic extension of work permits for H-1B, L-1 visa holders from October 30. Thousands of Indian professionals face employment uncertainty.

Too Much Experience Hurts in Tough Job Market

Discover why experienced professionals face unexpected hurdles in India's competitive job market. Learn about the 'overqualification paradox' and strategies to navigate this challenging landscape.

Karnataka HC stops KEA medical seat allotment

In a major development affecting thousands of medical aspirants, Karnataka High Court has put a temporary stop to KEA's third round of seat allotment for medical and dental courses. Get all the details about the court order and what it means for students.

Jharkhand: 4 New Medical Colleges Approved

Jharkhand government secures landmark approval for four new medical colleges, set to transform healthcare infrastructure and address doctor shortages across the state.

SC Raps NMC Over Unpaid Medical Intern Stipends

India's Supreme Court delivers strong rebuke to National Medical Commission for failing to ensure stipend payments to medical interns across states, highlighting systemic issues in medical education.

3-day-old gets new life after surgery in Tripura

In an extraordinary medical achievement, doctors at Tripura Medical College successfully performed life-saving surgery on a newborn just 72 hours after birth, marking a groundbreaking moment for pediatric healthcare in Northeast India.

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