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Three foreign MBBS graduates from Kazakhstan arrested in Rajasthan for allegedly paying ₹74 lakh to obtain fake FMGE certificates and internship eligibility documents.
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The NMC informed the Supreme Court that only seven medical colleges nationwide are withholding stipends, and has issued show-cause notices to these defaulting institutions.
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The Kerala High Court ruled that doctors must cancel their medical registration to practice law, stating professionals cannot split their souls between two masters.
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The Rajasthan High Court denied bail to two medical graduates who paid ₹16 lakh to procure fake FMGE certificates to secure their RMC internships.
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The Supreme Court ruled that medical negligence claims survive a doctor’s death, allowing patients to seek compensation strictly from the deceased doctor’s inherited estate.
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The court noted that the e-evaluation system is so deeply flawed that checking the exact same answer sheet multiple times yielded completely different results.
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The amendment clarifies that this pan-India exemption only applies to active-duty personnel. Once an AFMS doctor retires…
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Any medical institution found violating this directive and continuing to charge for the 5.5-year duration will face severe, immediate regulatory action under existing statutory laws.
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Three young doctors challenged the mandate in court, arguing that the rule was introduced after the NEET-SS 2025 results had already been declared and counseling was imminent.
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The guidelines demand a minimum 80% bed occupancy throughout the entire year. Additionally, at least 15% of the total beds dedicated to any PG department ICU or HDU beds
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The court pointed directly to the governing university ordinances and the Post-Graduate Medical Education Regulations (2023), which explicitly state that the average of two evaluators is final and further re-evaluation is strictly prohibited.
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All faculty, alongside Senior Residents and Junior Residents, are now strictly required to mark their daily attendance through the Aadhaar Enabled Biometric Attendance System.
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The ruling came during a hearing for a state MO who was selected for a Senior Residency (SR) course but was refused a formal relieving order by the health department.
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the NMC has instructed representatives to submit a formal email outlining their specific grievances, promising a revised clarification shortly.
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Protesters argue that FMGs are already required to clear FMGE and complete Compulsory Rotating Internship in India, which more than proves their clinical competence.
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The division bench emphatically stated that compulsory medical service bonds cannot override a woman’s fundamental right to motherhood.
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With senior faculty stepping back from routine duties, hospital footfall in major centers like Trivandrum and Kozhikode has dropped by more than half.
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The bench, comprising Justice Dipankar Datta and Justice Rajesh Bindal, reversed a previous Bombay High Court order that had refused to grant the students any relief due to the “suppression of facts.”
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The contract’s clause barring the Doctors from joining a rival hospital or setting up practice within 15 km for three years was deemed a violation of the Indian Contract Act.
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NBEMS clarified that it had absolutely “no role” in drastically lowering the qualifying percentiles.
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The Court asserted its authority to examine the constitutional validity of the policy decision.
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NMC has officially suspended the controversial rule limiting states to 100 MBBS seats per 10 lakh population for the Academic Year 2026-27.
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The bench has directed the NBE and the MoH to file a detailed affidavit explaining the scientific or logical basis for choosing such low percentiles.
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A doctor at a hospital in Dholpur, Rajasthan, was brutally assaulted by a mob comprising the relatives of a deceased patient.
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The board further argued that candidates are bound by a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) signed before the exam, which strictly prohibits them from sharing or accessing test content.
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The petitioner argued that lowering the cut-off (to as low as -40 marks) compromises the “quality of doctors” and endangers patient safety.
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The plea contends that allowing candidates with “abnormally low” or negative scores to specialize in medicine poses a grave threat to public health and patient safety.
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By widening the eligibility pool to include the lowest-performing candidates, the system allows students with deep pockets to “buy” expensive Management or NRI quota seats that would otherwise remain empty, prioritizing financial capability over medical competence.
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The NMC had previously mandated the formation of “Anti-Drug Squads” and vigilance committees in hostels to monitor and prevent substance use.
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Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu has stated there is “no place for threats” and that the doctor was terminated based on a fair inquiry finding him guilty of assault.
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