In a move that has stunned the medical community, the NEET PG 2025 cut-off was slashed so drastically that even candidates with zero—or negative—scores are now eligible for postgraduate counselling. This decision, aimed at filling vacant seats, has ignited a national debate over merit, patient safety, and the future of medical education in India.
The Supreme Court has asked the Indian government to clarify its stance on a plea demanding concessional AC train fares for acid attack survivors—many of whom need frequent, long-distance medical care but can’t afford it. Here’s what’s at stake.
Once a sanctuary, bedtime is now a source of stress for millions. From screen addiction to performance pressure from sleep trackers, sleep anxiety in adults is surging—and it’s more common than you think.
Resident doctors are sounding the alarm: the NEET PG 2025 cut-off crash isn’t just a glitch—it’s a symptom of systemic failure in India’s medical entrance system, threatening the very foundation of merit-based admissions.
In a landmark move to prioritize student well-being, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has made counseling and career guidance compulsory for all affiliated schools. The revised affiliation norms, approved in November 2025, mandate dedicated Counseling & Wellness Teachers and Career Counselors based on enrollment—ushering in a new era of holistic education in India.
If you’re constantly forgetting names or zoning out during conversations, your brain might be craving a workout. A leading neurologist shares five simple, science-backed brain exercises to restore mental clarity.