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A male nurse, who was reportedly depressed over personal problems, died by suicide allegedly by administering himself with a lethal injection

On Tuesday, members of All India Dental Students and Surgeons Association (AIDSA) met the Director of Medical Education (DME) and submitted a memorandum, urging the State government to establish exclusive dental departments in medical colleges as mandated under National Medical Commission (NMC) guidelines.

Despite being reputed as a top tertiary health care facility, the Gandhi hospital continues to struggle in providing basic amenities for patients and visitors, such as clean drinking water, well-maintained toilets, working lifts, general cleanliness and sanitation, adequate waiting areas for attenders and reliable security personnel

Riya Kumari, a four-year-old girl, was playing near a construction site when the suspect, identified as Hemraj, struck her on the head with a beer bottle. She sustained severe head injuries and was immediately rushed to the hospital, where she succumbed to her injuries later that night while receiving treatment.

Police suspect the newborn was dumped after his death

It is not easy to miss the grandeur of this metallic staircase, which adorns the lobby of the Gandhi hospital alumni building. A simple glance is enough for one to be transported back to a time when medicine as a profession was still free from the trappings of modern commerce

Locals, who noticed the body going up in flames, informed the Domalguda police, who shifted the remains to the Gandhi Hospital morgue for autopsy and preservation

The Health Minister, who made a surprise visit to Gandhi Hospital, inspected the outpatient facilities and interacted with patients. Later, he also inspected the attendance register to ascertain the presence of doctors.

The local residents who noticed the body of the victim aged in forties lying amidst trees had alerted the police.

Likewise, Gandhi and Osmania General Hospitals lack senior cardiologists, including Professors and Assistant Professors, for both patient care and PG medical student training, despite specialty PG seats being allocated based on the presence of senior faculty.

According to the police, the body of the victim who is aged in thirties was found lying in a highly decomposed state amidst bushes. It was found by the local residents, who alerted the police.

The man, identified as Shravan, went to a saree shop at Patny in Secunderabad where his wife works and picked up an argument with her

As per available information, the assailants who are believed to be known to the victims first picked up an argument with K Renuka (55) and her son K Yashwanth (35), a private employee. They then attacked the mother-and-son duo with a knife, injuring them

The local residents who noticed the body of the victim lying amidst trees had alerted the police. The deceased is suspected be in his forties

The bike taxi rider's body was found hanging to the ceiling with his hands tied behind and mouth gagged with a piece of cloth

The victim’s relatives alleged that apathy, callousness and lethargy on the part of hospital care givers contributed to her death

The Telangana High Court judge Justice Sridevi, however, said the lunch motion would be considered only after 4 p.m. on Friday.

After recording his statement, the police are expected to take him to the Gandhi Hospital for a medical check up and later produce him before the court or magistrate for remanding him in judicial custody.

Rupla Naik along with relatives visited the Sangareddy Hospital after coming to know that Heerya Naik was rushed to the hospital following chest pain. He demanded the Chief Minister to release the farmers from jail immediately.

On Wednesday night, Naik reported chest pain at Sangareddy prison and was taken to a local government clinic. However, prison officials did not provide proper medical care or notify his family, allegedly trying to cover up the situation. After experiencing another suspected heart attack on Thursday morning, Naik was transported to Sangareddy Government Hospital in handcuffs and chains, in a police vehicle instead of an ambulance. His family, who were denied access to him at the hospital, condemned the treatment as inhumane.