India-Pakistan Row Over Sri Lanka Cyclone Aid Flight
Pakistan alleges India delayed airspace clearance for its Sri Lanka cyclone relief flight. India denies, stating request was cleared in 4 hours. Expired aid packages also spark online debate.
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Expired Pakistan Aid to Sri Lanka? Viral Pics Raise Questions
Viral images question if Pakistan sent expired flood relief to Sri Lanka. Meanwhile, India's Operation Sagar Bandhu has delivered 53 tonnes of aid. Read the full story here.
Gujarat PG Medical First Round: 2,119 Seats Allotted
Gujarat's PG medical admission first round sees 2,119 students allotted seats. 254 seats remain vacant. Fee payment deadline is Dec 5. Read for details on new seats and next steps.
Dignitas Founder Ludwig Minelli Dies via Assisted Suicide
Ludwig Minelli, founder of Swiss right-to-die group Dignitas, ended his life via assisted dying. His death reignites the global debate on euthanasia and assisted suicide laws. Read more.
Indian Navy's Sagar Bandhu Rescues 9 in Sri Lanka
Indian Navy's Sagar Bandhu initiative in Sri Lanka saved 9 lives and provided medical aid to over 300. Read how India's swift response aids its neighbor.
Dignitas Founder Ludwig Minelli Dies via Assisted Suicide
Ludwig Minelli, founder of Swiss right-to-die group Dignitas, has died through assisted death at 92. Discover his legacy and global impact on end-of-life choices.
418 New PG Medical Seats Approved in Tamil Nadu Colleges
National Medical Commission approves 418 additional PG seats in Tamil Nadu's private medical colleges. New seats include anaesthesiology, general medicine & surgery. State aims to add seats in second counselling round.
India Delivers 73 Tonnes Medical Aid to Kabul
India delivers 73 tonnes of life-saving medicines, vaccines & essential supplements to Afghanistan. This humanitarian aid strengthens bilateral ties & supports Afghan healthcare.
Indian Navy Sends 67 Tons Medical Aid to Yemen
Indian Navy ship INS Guldar delivers 67 tons of critical medical assistance to Yemen following devastating flash floods. Humanitarian mission showcases India's global commitment.
NMC Lacks Data on Hospitals for Medical Residency
National Medical Commission admits having no exact data on hospitals with 220-499 beds despite new residency rules. Medical students face uncertainty about career planning. Learn more about this regulatory gap.
Heavy Rain Floods Gaza Tents, Worsens Humanitarian Crisis
Torrential rains flood makeshift tents in Gaza, displacing homeless Palestinians amid ongoing conflict. UN struggles to ramp up aid as winter conditions worsen humanitarian catastrophe.
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.
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.
India Sends 3.5 Tonnes Medical Aid to Seychelles
India strengthens ties with Seychelles by delivering 3.5 tonnes of essential medicines. This humanitarian gesture showcases India's commitment to global health partnerships.
Bengaluru Techie's Cheap Domestic Help Post Sparks Backlash
A Bengaluru software developer faces social media fury after celebrating affordable domestic labor in India. Mahesh Reddy's post about Rs 3,000 maid and Rs 22,000 driver ignites privilege debate.
DPS Students Learn Life-Saving Skills on First Aid Day
Delhi Public School celebrated World First Aid Day with comprehensive training sessions for students. Learn how these life-saving skills empower young individuals.
244th UAE Aid Convoy Enters Gaza Strip
The United Arab Emirates delivers its 244th humanitarian aid shipment to Gaza, providing critical relief supplies amid ongoing regional tensions. Learn how this effort supports civilians.
Delhi HC upholds son, husband's murder conviction from 2000
Delhi High Court dismisses a 23-year-old appeal, upholding the murder conviction of a son and husband based on the victim's consistent dying declaration. The court emphasized the sanctity of the mother-son bond.
Israel Blocks Vaccination Syringes for Gaza Children: UNICEF
UNICEF reveals Israel blocking 1 million syringes, halting vaccination of Gaza children. Critical health crisis unfolds as medical supplies remain stranded.
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.
Ghatshila Potters Seek Govt Support to Save Dying Craft
The traditional potters of Ghatshila, Jharkhand, face extinction as their ancient craft struggles against modern challenges. Discover their plea for government intervention to save this cultural heritage.
Bengaluru cops suspended for assaulting maid in theft case
Three Bengaluru police officers face suspension after being caught on camera violently assaulting a domestic worker accused of stealing her employer's diamond ring. Shocking video reveals police brutality in the IT capital.
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
Tata Motors Trains Volunteers for Maharashtra Emergency Medical Services
Maharashtra partners with Tata Motors to train volunteers in emergency medical response, creating a network of Good Samaritans across the state to save lives on roads.
India sends 40 tonnes relief to Jamaica, Cuba post-hurricane
In a significant humanitarian gesture, India dispatches 40 tonnes of essential relief supplies to hurricane-ravaged Jamaica and Cuba, reinforcing global solidarity during natural disasters.
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.
India Sends Rabies Aid to Crisis-Hit Timor-Leste
India dispatches critical rabies vaccines and medical supplies to Timor-Leste as the Southeast Asian nation confronts a dangerous rabies outbreak, reinforcing South-South cooperation.
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.
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