In an unprecedented decision, the Indian government has slashed the NEET-PG cut-off score to a staggering -40 out of 800 to address over 9,000 unfilled postgraduate medical seats. The move—sparked by a plea from the Indian Medical Association—aims to combat a critical doctor shortage but has ignited fierce debate over standards, equity, and the future of medical education.
Two weeks after residents of Indore began falling ill with severe diarrhoea, the Madhya Pradesh government has finally confirmed 15 deaths linked to contaminated drinking water. A damning study by Mahatma Gandhi Medical College (MGMC) doctors has exposed systemic failures in water safety and public health response, raising urgent questions about accountability and infrastructure.
A shocking new study reveals India is the world’s second-largest economic victim of diabetes, with a staggering $11.4 trillion burden. But there’s hope: the 15.3% of Indians with prediabetes can still reverse their fate. Here’s what you need to know.
In a landmark and sharply worded hearing, the Supreme Court of India has issued a stern warning to state governments and civic bodies over rising incidents of stray dog attacks—particularly on children and the elderly. The bench didn’t stop there: it directly challenged unregulated dog feeding groups, asking, “Why don’t you take them to your house?” With threats of heavy compensation for inaction, India’s approach to stray dog management may be on the verge of a major overhaul.
Residents of Gurgaon woke up to a winter wonderland turned icy reality as temperatures plunged to 2.7°C—the coldest morning of the season. Frosted car windshields, foggy highways, and shivering suburbs signal more than just a cold snap; experts warn this could be part of a shifting climate pattern. Here’s what you need to know to stay safe and informed.
From street markets to local grocery stores, reports of synthetic or ‘plastic’ eggs are raising alarms. Discover foolproof ways to distinguish a real egg from a fake one—without breaking the shell.