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Patna: Two suspects were detained by Patna Police on Thursday for allegedly threatening a prominent orthopedic surgeon in the city and demanding money from him. Bharat Soni, the City SP (East) of Patna, verified the case, stating that the accused had contacted Dr. Anand Singh, the proprietor of a hospital in the Kankarbagh locality. Subsequent to the extortion call, the victim proceeded to the Kankarbagh police station and filed a First Information Report (FIR) against the accused. "We have promptly commenced the investigation through both technical and manual methods, such as reviewing CCTV footage and placing the mobile number under surveillance. The accused, identified as Roshan Singh and Abhishek Kumar, have been traced. They have been charged under the relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code (IPC)," stated Soni. In the course of the inquiry, it emerged that the two accused had arrived at the hospital on a motorcycle to observe the victim's movements on Wednesday evening. Soni remarked, "We have seized an air gun commonly employed for bird hunting, a bullet bike, and two mobile phones from their possession." The accused further confessed to their engagement in extortion at the local level. As a result, the police lodged two FIRs against each of them in separate police stations.
Lucknow: The state capital's distinguished doctor lodged a complaint with the cyber cell following a scam that resulted in the loss of over Rs 2 crore. According to the doctor's statement, he joined a wealth management firm after seeing their advertisements, and upon depositing money, he observed consistent profits on their website.
Faridabad (Haryana): Amrita Hospital in Faridabad Achieves Major Medical Milestone with First-Ever Hand Transplants in North India. In late December 2023, groundbreaking surgeries lasting approximately 17 hours each were conducted, signifying a crucial advancement in the field of medical science.
08 August 2023
At present, a total of nine medical institutions, primarily managed privately or under trust-based structures, are encountering limitations in admitting students for the ongoing MBBS course for the 2023-2024 batch. This has resulted in a notable scarcity of 1,500 available seats. Among these institutions, two are situated in Tamil Nadu and Karnataka, while the remainder are distributed across Punjab, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Bihar.
New Delhi: The rescheduling of the NEET PG 2024 exam date has sparked widespread discussion on social media, with aspiring doctors and current professionals expressing various concerns and criticisms regarding the decision.
Doctors Show Support for Armed Forces, Call for Medical Preparedness in War Situations
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