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NEET cancellations: A look at the toughest medical exams across the globeIndia's NEET (UG) 2026 exam was cancelled due to alleged paper leaks, prompting a CBI inquiry and a re-examination. This mirrors global cha...- Advanced economies drive surge in India remittancesThis diversification has reduced dependence on any single region and enhanced financial resilience.
- How Tipu Sultan’s 18th-century punishment quietly reshaped beauty standards across Bollywood and HollywoodCenturies before celebrity nose jobs dominated headlines, a humble Indian artisan performed a groundbreaking nasal reconstruction on Cowasj...
- From Theatre to Medicine: The story of RG Kar, the man who revolutionized medical education in BengalRadha Gobinda Kar, born in 1850, was a pioneering physician who founded the R.G. Kar Medical College and Hospital in Kolkata. Initially pas...
- One of world’s richest doctors sees fortune surge to $12 billionThe billionaire, who is in his early 70’s, grew the $28 billion healthcare chain from a single clinic opened in 1993 to a company that oper...
- Beware second wave of coronavirus, medics warn BritainBritain has one of the world's highest death tolls from COVID-19 but infections have fallen. Govt plans to lift many restrictions in Englan...
- Beware the second coronavirus wave, British medics warn politiciansPrime Minister Boris Johnson said on Tuesday that pubs, restaurants and hotels could reopen in England early next month, easing the coronav...
- MRCP-UK can make one consultant here, not in BritainAccording to the MRCP-UK international brochure, the three-part MRCP(UK) merely makes a person eligible for higher specialist training.
- Will UK's MRCP post-graduation medical degrees escape Indian regulation?It all started with the MCI issuing a notification in March last year that postgraduate medical qualifications awarded in the US, UK, Canad...
- Move over, Doc: This AI might know better than your physicianSo far, AI companies’ efforts to change health care have not always been smooth.
- India's maternal mortality rate decreasesIndian MMR is declining, slowly but steadily. The maternal mortality rate is the annual number of female deaths per 100,000 live births fro...
- TCS bags RCPI deal to help doctorsCountry's biggest IT exporter TCS today said it has bagged a deal to deploy digital solutions to help doctors at the Royal College of Physi...
- Keralite Neurology professor awarded British FellowshipKuruvilla is an American Board certified Academic Neurologist in India holding sub-speciality certification in Clinical Neurophysiology.
- Indian doctors lose legal battle against UK medical bodyIndian-origin doctors in the UK today lost a discrimination appeal against the country's medical examination authority.
- Indian doctors' anti-discrimination case to be heard in UKAn anti-discrimination case brought by an organisation representing Indian-origin doctors in the UK will be heard by the British High Court...
- UK honour for Indian origin doctor MadhusudanIndian origin doctor Srinivasan Madhusudan has been awarded the prestigious Goulstonian lectureship for 2011 by the Royal College of Physic...
- UK honour for Indian origin doctorThe Goulstonian lecturership is one of the college's most prestigious lectureships and is the highest honour that can be awarded to a young...
- Kerala's new health feat has the stamp of MRCPThe Kerala capital is becoming the first centre outside of the UK where training will be provided for the prestigious membership of the Roy...
- Foreign institutes seek local partners; look to set up shopEven though a law on allowing FDI in higher education may still take some time to materialise, higher educational institutes abroad have st...
- Indian doctors in UK get a painkillerApparently bowing to pressure from groups campaigning for aggrieved Indian doctors, Britain has given the medicos some relief by agreeing t...
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