In the past 14 years, the dental chain has expanded to over 600 clinics across 26 cities, serving more than 3 million satisfied patients.

According to official sources, the composition of the dental commission will be similar to that of the National Medical Commission, which h...

"Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Tripura on Sunday to address a rally, inaugurate some projects and interact with the beneficiaries...

Referring to various judgements, the verdict said, "The undue sympathy would lead to perpetuating the illegality and giving premium to the ...

At the outset, Additional Solicitor General Aishwarya Bhati, appearing for the Centre, submitted a note to the bench and said that after th...

"What is this. We have read last week that the Centre has approved the OBC quota. Now again you will take it to October or November. We wil...

The Bill will replace the Central Educational Institutions (Reservation in Teachers' Cadre) Ordinance, 2019.

It is now estimated that there will be a surplus of more than 1 lakh dentists in India by 2020. So DCI will not grant permission to new den...

"There should be a moratorium on starting new dental colleges. The DCI does not want to sanction new dental colleges anywhere in the countr...

After delivering the order, the bench clarified that the admissions will also go on for the current year where the examination has already ...

The court also directed counsels for respective parties to make available their written submissions before it by January 7.

Admission to all postgraduate courses in medical colleges across India from next year will be through a common entrance test.

The move has been initiated primarily to reduce the country's acute doctor shortage. India has one doctor for 1,953 people, or a density of...

For the first time, India is planning to introduce "tobacco control and cessation" into the curriculum of Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS).

Students misled by educational institutes on affiliation and recognition awarded to their courses can drag them to consumer courts.

Dental education in India has shown an exponential growth in the last two decades, with the number of dental institutions growing 10 times.

The Punjab Civil Medical Services Association on Thursday apprehended de-recognition of two government dental colleges in the state by the ...