Karnataka's Legislative Council passed a resolution. It asks the central government to place the state's 56 percent reservation decision in...

Nurses within and outside the state, who now travel to the Bengaluru office of KSNC to get themselves registered, can look forward to doing...

The GST Council has formed a 13-member Group of Ministers to recommend GST rates on health and life insurance premiums. Bihar Deputy Chief ...

Speaking to reporters, he said, "the government has held discussions in this regard, to reduce the fees in the state we are planning for A,...

The Karnataka AAR said that the online education courses cannot be considered to be covered under the definition of medical facility even i...

“We will request for a reduction in GST rates on these items, not complete waiver of taxes,” Home Minister Basavaraj Bommai, who represents...

The government decided to use the students in the final year of Nursing, Pharmacy, Physiotherapy, Ayush doctors, dentists and hospital mana...

The BU numbers are necessary for patients to seek hospital beds, and it was widely reported that the labs were taking a few days to provide...

Dr Sanjeev Kumar had posted videos and messages, including a blanket prescription with names of 11 drugs “for very sick patients with low o...

The ministry had earlier disapproved 23 medical colleges for not abiding by the mandatory standards as set by the Medical Council of India ...

"Re-registration of doctors once in five years can be done to maintain accurate data by the medical councils of the state."

The proposed corporation will procure drugs through tendering processes to be distributed in their public health facilities, Patil said.

Income Tax department officials today conducted raids on several educational institutions in Bangalore and Gulbarga.

The Supreme Court has ruled that courts cannot increase seats in medical colleges through interim orders.

The proposal envisages various super-speciality hospitals for patients seeking treatment of international standards at affordable prices.

Govt is considering setting up a unified body for regulating post-graduate medical courses in the country.

China's Wenzhou Medical College has appointed Environs, a Bangalore based education consultant, as its partner in Karnataka.