Category : Healthcare Policy


Coimbatore Hospital Saves Leg in Free Surgery, Treats 4,500

Coimbatore Medical College Hospital saved a 26-year-old man's leg from amputation through complex free surgery. The Institute of Orthopaedics and Traumatology has successfully treated 4,500 patients since 2018 under Tamil Nadu's emergency care initiative.

NEET Mandatory for Physiotherapy, No Minimum Marks

The National Commission for Allied and Healthcare Professions has mandated NEET-UG for physiotherapy admissions but with no cut-off percentile. This move has sparked controversy, with Tamil Nadu CM opposing it as unjust for economically disadvantaged stud

Bengaluru Burnout Crisis: Long Hours, High Pressure

A recent study reveals Bengaluru residents are experiencing severe burnout due to demanding work schedules and intense job pressures, highlighting a growing health and productivity concern in India's tech hub.

Odisha Approves Salary Hike for AYUSH Doctors Under NHM

Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi has approved a significant salary increase for contractual AYUSH doctors working under NHM, with hikes based on service length and an annual additional expenditure of Rs 1 crore.

Gang Rape Survivor Returns to Durgapur Medical College

A Durgapur medical college student, who survived a gang rape last year, has bravely rejoined her institute to resume studies. Authorities confirm her return, highlighting security measures and support for her academic journey.

KGMU Trauma Centre: Free Tests in First 24 Hours

King George's Medical University's trauma centre in Lucknow now provides free diagnostic tests during the initial 24 hours of admission, eliminating queues and speeding up treatment for patients across Uttar Pradesh.

AIIMS Ranked 6th Globally in 2026 Hospital Report

AIIMS has secured the 6th position in the 2026 Brand Finance Global Top 250 Hospitals report, highlighting India's growing prominence in global healthcare with high scores in research and care delivery.

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