Himachal Ambulance Workers End Strike After NHM Assurance
Ambulance workers in Himachal Pradesh have called off their strike after the National Health Mission promised a meeting to discuss their demands, including better pay and working conditions.
Category : Healthcare Policy
Park Group Opens New Hospital in Panchkula, Haryana
Park Group has inaugurated a state-of-the-art multi-specialty hospital in Panchkula, Haryana, featuring advanced medical facilities and a focus on patient-centric care to enhance healthcare access in the region.
Varanasi Hospital Demolition for 500-Bed Super-Specialty Upgrade
The Shiv Prasad Gupta Divisional Hospital in Varanasi will begin phase-wise demolition in mid-May for a Rs 351.48 crore, 500-bed multi super-specialty hospital, funded 60% by the Centre, to enhance healthcare for old city and district patients.
Haryana Reserves 33 MBBS Seats at New Medical College for Locals
The Haryana government has reserved 33 MBBS seats and beds at the upcoming Sheetla Mata Devi Medical College in Gurugram exclusively for state residents, aiming to boost local healthcare access and medical education.
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Maharashtra, AIIMS Nagpur, UNICEF Join Forces Against Childhood NCDs
The Maharashtra Public Health Department signs an MoU with AIIMS Nagpur and UNICEF to combat childhood non-communicable diseases like obesity and diabetes through SOPs, clinics, and capacity building.
PGI Chandigarh Doctors in Crisis Over Work Hours and Mental Health
Resident doctors at PGI Chandigarh report extreme exhaustion and mental strain as 12-hour work limits are ignored due to staffing shortages and high patient loads, despite official reforms.
AMA Announces Livewellcon 2026 Conference for Gujarat Doctors
The Ahmedabad Medical Association has scheduled Livewellcon 2026 for April 12 at Gujarat University's Atal Kamalam Innovation Centre, expecting 800 doctors to attend a program focused on skills beyond traditional medicine.
Karnataka Opens Critical Care Blocks in 3 Districts
Karnataka government has inaugurated new Critical Care Blocks in Davangere, Bagalkot, and Dakshina Kannada districts. Each unit is staffed with 24 healthcare professionals and funded with Rs 190 crore to enhance emergency medical services.
UP's Rural Healthcare: From ECG Scarcity to Heart Care
Dr Sharad Chandra highlights Uttar Pradesh's healthcare transformation over 20 years, from no night-time ECGs in 2005 to widespread angioplasty access via 'Hriday Setu' initiatives.
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Safe Birth Outcomes Key Amid Rising C-Sections: UP Official
At a FOGSI conclave in Lucknow, health officials emphasized prioritizing safe maternal and neonatal outcomes over debates on delivery methods, citing rising caesarean rates due to high-risk conditions.
Karnataka Ties Up with Medical Colleges for Public Healthcare
Health Minister Dinesh Gundu Rao announces partnerships with medical colleges to enhance services in government hospitals across Karnataka, including Mangaluru and Tumakuru.
Compassion in Tech-Driven Physiotherapy Urged at Mangalore Event
At Mangalore Physiocon 2026, ministers emphasized balancing AI and tech with compassion in physiotherapy, highlighting its growing role in healthcare and corporate sectors.
NCAHP Mandates 17 Curricula from 2026, Karnataka Leads
Dr Yagna Unmesh Shukla announces 17 mandatory curricula for allied healthcare from 2026, with Karnataka set to be the first state to implement these reforms.
Minister: Physiotherapists Must Combine Compassion with Tech
Karnataka's Medical Education Minister emphasizes that physiotherapists must integrate compassion with technological advancements while the government focuses on healthcare infrastructure and research.
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Why Parent Care Leave Is More Essential Than Ever
As populations age and family structures evolve, parent care leave is becoming a critical need for balancing work and eldercare responsibilities in today's fast-paced world.
Two Doctors Suspended at Rohtak PGIMS After Inquiry
Two senior doctors at Rohtak's PGIMS have been suspended following a disciplinary inquiry into alleged misconduct. The action highlights ongoing efforts to uphold medical ethics in Haryana's healthcare system.
Karnataka Govt to Partner with Medical Colleges for Better Healthcare
Health Minister Dinesh Gundu Rao announces collaboration with medical colleges in Karnataka to improve healthcare services, during a medical equipment donation event in Mangaluru.
PGI's Digital Hospital System Stalled, Ministry Orders MoU Review
The Union Health Ministry has instructed PGI Chandigarh to re-evaluate its MoU with C-DAC for the Hospital Information System 2.0, a project delayed over two years, impacting digitalization and research.
IMS Jaipur Conclave Kicks Off India's Musculoskeletal Summit Journey
The IMS Jaipur Conclave has officially inaugurated the International Musculoskeletal Summits India series, marking a significant milestone in advancing orthopedic and rheumatology healthcare across the nation.
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IMA Haryana Warns of Ayushman Bharat Pullout Over Dues
The Indian Medical Association's Haryana branch threatens to withdraw from the Ayushman Bharat scheme due to significant pending payments, raising concerns about healthcare access.
Rs 400 Crore Hospital Block Idle Over Power Meter Delay
A Rs 400 crore superspecialty block at Delhi's Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital remained non-operational for over a year due to delay in electricity meter installation, despite infrastructure and staff being ready.
Chandigarh Orders Display of Medical Service Rates
Chandigarh health authorities mandate all clinical establishments to prominently display rates for services, enhancing transparency and patient rights under the Clinical Establishments Act.
NMC Bans Medical College Fees Beyond 4.5-Year MBBS Study
The National Medical Commission has ordered medical colleges to stop charging tuition fees for the internship period, limiting fees to only the 4.5-year academic study duration of MBBS programs.
Root Canal Now Covered Under Karnataka's AB-Ark Health Scheme
The Karnataka Health Department has expanded its AB-Ark scheme to include root canal treatment, enhancing dental care access for beneficiaries across the state.
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Buxar's Rs 2.47 Crore PICU Defunct, Turns into Crime Hub
A state-of-the-art paediatric ICU at Buxar Sadar Hospital, built at Rs 2.47 crore, remains non-functional for over a year, now plagued by garbage, theft, and substance abuse, forcing critically ill children to travel for care.
AIIMS, IIT Delhi, MIT Experts Drive Healthcare Collaboration
AIIMS Delhi has launched a pioneering initiative to bring together experts from IIT Delhi and MIT, fostering doctor-engineer collaboration to innovate healthcare solutions and improve patient outcomes.
Guntur GGH Service Block Construction Gains Momentum for Attendants
Construction of the long-pending service block at Govt General Hospital in Guntur has accelerated, promising shelter and amenities for patient attendants from across Andhra Pradesh.
Drug Prices Stable in India Despite Global West Asia Crisis
The Indian government has increased supplies of petrochemical feedstock to the pharmaceutical industry to maintain stable domestic drug prices and ensure uninterrupted production of essential medicines.
NMC Fee Warning to Medical Colleges: Enforcement Gap Concerns
The National Medical Commission's latest warning to medical colleges against overcharging MBBS fees highlights persistent enforcement issues, with past directives showing limited impact on violations.
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NMC Bans MBBS Fees for Internship, Limits to 4.5 Academic Years
The National Medical Commission directs medical colleges to charge MBBS fees strictly for 4.5 years of academic study, prohibiting charges for the internship period to reduce student financial burden.
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