BJP Accused of Communalizing Medical Sciences
Sajad Lone accuses BJP of communalizing medical education after party MLA seeks reservations for Hindus in medical colleges. Read the full controversy details.
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Sajad Lone Accuses BJP of Communalising Medical Sciences
J&K politician Sajad Lone alleges BJP communalizing medical college admissions. Controversy erupts over selection lists in Jammu & Kashmir institutions. Read full details.
BJP Steps In Over Vaishno Devi MBBS List Controversy
BJP intervenes after Vaishno Devi medical college faces backlash over Muslim-majority MBBS list. Hindu groups demand scrapping of list and minority-status for Hindu quotas. Read latest developments.
India: WTO Farm Import Quotas Unused, Weak Demand
India informs WTO its farm import quotas for milk, maize, and oils went unused in FY25, driven by market conditions and sufficient domestic production. Read the full analysis.
Azad Engineering Stock Rallies 700% in 5 Years
Azad Engineering shares deliver spectacular 700% returns over 5 years, trading strong in range-bound market. Discover this multibagger stock's remarkable journey and future prospects.
IIT Bhubaneswar Courses See Major Rise in Student Preference
IIT Bhubaneswar records significant growth in student choices for 2025, with Engineering Physics leading at 20.74% increase. Discover which traditional and emerging courses are gaining popularity.
Taiwan's Precision Engineering: Motion to Mastery Strategy
Explore Taiwan's unified vision for precision engineering excellence. Discover how innovation and technology are transforming manufacturing capabilities globally. Read more now!
IT Campus Hiring Drops for 3rd Year, Engineers Face Crisis
India's 1.3 million engineering graduates face reduced IT job offers as companies shift to AI, cloud specialists. Automation and market uncertainty drive hiring cuts at TCS, Infosys, HCL. Read more.
Education Inequality: Marginalised Students Need More Support
Privatization deepens education inequality in India. Marginalised students require comprehensive support beyond quotas to bridge the gap. Read analysis.
Germany: New MBBS Destination for NEET Students
Discover why Germany is becoming the preferred choice for Indian medical students after NEET-UG. Explore affordable education, global recognition, and career opportunities in Europe's healthcare hub.
Ranchi Hospital Faces Medical Negligence FIR After Patient Death
A grieving family in Ranchi files FIR against Orchid Medical Centre alleging medical negligence led to their loved one's death during treatment. Police investigation underway.
JEE Main 2026: Exam Starts January 21 - NTA Calendar
NTA announces JEE Main 2026 schedule starting January 21. Discover all major national-level exams conducted by the testing agency for engineering, medical, and university admissions.
SC rejects PIL for quotas in NGOs getting govt aid
India's Supreme Court dismisses controversial PIL seeking reservation in private organizations receiving state aid, upholding constitutional principles in landmark ruling.
Bengaluru ER Crisis: Golden Hour Vanishes
An alarming investigation reveals how Bengaluru's emergency healthcare system is failing patients during critical moments, with overcrowding, staff shortages, and systemic delays putting lives at risk.
India's Medical Device Self-Certification Revolution Begins
India's Health Ministry introduces landmark self-certification for low-risk medical devices, replacing complex licensing. This major reform aims to boost domestic manufacturing, reduce import dependency, and accelerate market access for MedTech innovators
Docathon Revolution: Indian Doctors & Engineers Transform Medical Docs
India's groundbreaking Docathon initiative sees massive participation from medical professionals, engineers, and healthcare institutions nationwide, transforming medical documentation through digital innovation.
Azad Engineering supplies Rolls-Royce, Boeing components
Hyderabad-based Azad Engineering secures strategic partnerships with aviation giants Rolls-Royce and Boeing, positioning India as global aerospace manufacturing hub.
Assam Medical College Fees Skyrocket 800%, Students Out
Shocking 8-fold fee hike at Silchar Medical College forces Barak Valley students to abandon medical dreams. Assam's educational crisis deepens as aspiring doctors face financial exclusion.
AMCH marks 79th anniversary, honors MBBS toppers
Assam Medical College and Hospital marks 79th anniversary with special ceremony recognizing top-performing MBBS students and celebrating medical education legacy
Bondada Engineering H1 Revenue Jumps 151%
Bondada Engineering Limited reports explosive H1 FY2025 growth with revenue surging 151% to ₹3,051 million and net profit climbing 114%, fueled by telecom and renewable energy expansion.
IIT Mandi: Bioengineering with CSE Minor for JEE 2026
Discover IIT Mandi's innovative B.Tech programs blending Bioengineering with Computer Science minors. Get insider insights on campus life, academic flexibility, and career opportunities for JEE 2026 aspirants.
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.
Georgia: New Hub for Indian Medical Students After Ukraine War
Discover how Georgia emerges as the unexpected educational hub for thousands of Indian medical students displaced by the ongoing Ukraine war, offering quality education and European exposure.
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.
AI to Revolutionize Engineering Education in India
Industry experts predict AI will dominate engineering curriculum within the next decade, transforming how future engineers are trained in India. Discover what this means for students and institutions.
Telangana: Patient found alive in mortuary freezer
In a shocking case of medical negligence, a 45-year-old man declared dead at a Telangana hospital was discovered alive hours later in the mortuary refrigerator. The miraculous survival story raises serious questions about healthcare protocols in India.
Paralysis Cure: Old Drug Regenerates Spinal Cord
Groundbreaking research reveals an existing medication could revolutionize paralysis treatment by regenerating spinal cord cells. Scientists discover unexpected regenerative properties in a known drug.
World's Best Hospitals 2025: Global Rankings Revealed
Discover the elite medical institutions dominating global healthcare rankings in 2025. Find out which hospitals earned top honors and what makes them healthcare powerhouses.
Technical Glitch Halts Mumbai Medical Admissions
Critical technical error in Maharashtra's medical admission portal prevents thousands of aspiring doctors from submitting applications just hours before deadline, sparking protests and demands for extension.
Delhi man gets new thumb from his toe in rare surgery
In an extraordinary medical breakthrough, Delhi surgeons successfully transplanted a toe from a man's amputated leg to create a new thumb, restoring functionality in a rare reconstructive procedure.
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