Delhi’s air quality has nosedived into the ‘very poor’ range with an AQI of 311, as a lingering cold wave and stagnant winds prevent pollutants from dispersing. Experts warn of serious health risks, especially for children and the elderly, with hazardous conditions expected to persist until January 5.
A shocking RTI reveals that nearly 4 out of every 10 sanctioned faculty positions remain unfilled across 11 AIIMS institutions. This critical staffing gap is straining patient care, delaying specialist treatments, and threatening the quality of medical education in India’s most prestigious public hospitals.
In a landmark move to protect public health, the National Medical Commission has ordered all medical colleges to maintain a constant stock of life-saving rabies drugs. This decisive action, spurred by a Supreme Court directive, aims to tackle India’s severe stray dog problem and prevent countless preventable deaths.
In a significant move for India’s medical education landscape, the National Medical Commission (NMC) has approved 171 additional postgraduate seats for the 2025-26 academic year. But is this enough to meet the soaring demand for specialist doctors?
A major new survey reveals how Indians lived, ate, and relaxed in 2025. The results are surprising: a powerful mix of fitness obsession, OTT addiction, and a deep craving for comfort food driven by taste above all else.
In a chilling revelation, Chandrapur police have unraveled a sprawling pan-India kidney trafficking network involving specialist doctors from Delhi and Trichy. Sparked by a desperate farmer’s confession, the case exposes a brutal black market where human organs are bought and sold for up to ₹80 lakh.