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Delhi Malviya Nagar fire: Radhe Shyam Aggarwal dies without knowing eight of his family were killed in deadly blaze that killed 22A devastating hotel fire in Delhi has claimed the lives of eight members of the Aggarwal family, with the sole surviving patriarch, 75-year...- Malviya Nagar fire: 13 foreign nationals among 15 undergoing treatment at Max HospitalFifteen patients are receiving care at Max Hospital, Saket Complex, after a devastating fire in Malviya Nagar. Thirteen of these patients a...
- Delhi Police arrests hotel cook in Malviya Nagar fire case that claimed 21 livesA hotel cook has been arrested in connection with the Malviya Nagar fire that killed 21 people. The investigation revealed the cook's negli...
- Healthcare isn't a luxury: Balancing private equity growth with patient affordability in IndiaPrivate equity has boosted India’s healthcare capacity and efficiency, but rising costs and premiums risk limiting access. Strong regulatio...
- Analjit Singh in talks to buy Life Healthcare Group’s 47.5% in Max HealthcareThe promoters, Singh’s family, own 40.97% of the listed Max India, which also houses the Max Bupa healthcare insurance joint venture and An...
- Max hospital negligence case: Police probe to proceed post DMC reportSo far, the Delhi Medical Council has received replies from nine doctors and two nurses associated with hospital chain's Shalimar Bagh unit...
- 2017: Twin tragedies underlined common man's struggle for healthcareWhile the human tragedies in both the Max and Fortis cases pricked the conscience of the society, the repercussions of the two incidents ar...
- Max group claims 'stay' on licence cancellation orderA week ago, the hospital group had filed an appeal in the the Court of the Financial Commissioner against the cancellation of the licence o...
- Randomly shutting hospitals not in public interest: FicciWhile the chamber did not name any particular hospital, it asserted that the Indian healthcare industry is concerned and worried over the r...
- Doctors’ association proposes self-regulation measures in light of Max hospital controversyMedical establishments should be mandated to make billing transparent and ensure that all special investigations are “well informed and exp...
- Max licence cancellation unites private hospitals against government rulesHospital chains accused govt of targeting private players, saying governments should support them to serve patients instead of over regulat...
- Delhi govt won't hesitate to act against erring pvt hospitals: CM Arvind KejriwalKejriwal said it takes courage to cancel the licence of a leading healthcare facility like the Max Hospital in Shalimar Bagh.
- Won't tolerate open loot, negligence by private hospitals: Arvind KejriwalThe Delhi government cancelled the licence of Max Hospital, Shalimar Bagh with immediate effect, for alleged medical negligence including t...
- Licence cancellation move 'harsh', 'unfair': Max Healthcare"We have received the notice of cancellation of the license of Max Hospital, Shalimar Bagh. We strongly believe that this ruling is harsh,"...
- Max Hospital makes profit of up to 525% on syringes: CCIThe investigation report detailed how the extracting of such "huge profits margins" from inpatients was prevalent across all 14 hospitals o...
- Baby wrongly declared dead by Max Hospital passes awayA panel formed by the Delhi government to look into the case yesterday found Max Hospital guilty of not following prescribed medical norms ...
- Delhi government to probe Max Healthcare for declaring baby dead when he was actually aliveNow, Parveen and several of his relatives sit outside Max Healthcare in Shalimar Bagh, demanding action against the hospital.
- Four more die of dengue, toll rises to 20Apart from them, 17-year-old Rishabh, a resident of New Seemapuri in north-east Delhi, died at Max Super-Speciality hospital in Ghaziabad y...
- Corporate hospitals seek to narrow trust deficitSome hospital chains such as Max Healthcare, Manipal Hospitals and Fortis Healthcare say they are trying hard to reduce this trust deficit.
- Doctors shrug off superbug health scare from IndiaMedical authorities in India played down the risk of an international public health scare after a report in warned that people travelling t...
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