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Dr Vishal Akula, Head of Psychiatry at Government Medical College, Nizamabad, and president of IMA Nizamabad, has been conferred the Dr Ketan Desai ‘Aao Gaon Chalen’ Award by the Indian Medical Association in New Delhi.

After supporting his family by whitewashing houses, 19-year-old Suraj Saini from Rajasthan's Bundi district cracked NEET-UG 2026 with 583 marks. His success secured admission to a government medical college, transforming years of financial hardship into hope for a better future

Government Medical College Palvoncha, Bhadradri Kothagudem medical college, Telangana medical education, KNRUHS MBBS seats, NMC approval Telangana, Palvoncha hostel issues, medical college construction delay, Telangana student unions, Burra Veerabhadram PDSU, Palvoncha nursing college

A fire at the girls hostel of Government Medical College in Rajanna Sircilla caused property damage but no injuries. While officials cited a possible student lapse, junior doctors alleged systemic failure and poor safety standards in newly established medical colleges.

Several students of Government Medical College, Kothagudem, sustained minor injuries after their bus rammed into a tree on the college campus. The accident occurred while students were heading to a hostel in Bollerigudem near Paloncha.

The Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has released Rs 107.9 crore to Telangana under the Centrally Sponsored Scheme for strengthening and upgrading government medical colleges. A total of 511 new or upgraded PG seats have been approved across nine institutions, including Osmania, Gandhi, and Kakatiya Medical Colleges.

Ragging at Sangareddy Government Medical College turned violent when senior MBBS students allegedly tried to attack a first-year student’s family after a confrontation. Police intervened, detaining several seniors, and have launched an investigation into the incident

Four second-year students of Government Medical College, Nagarkurnool, have been suspended from classes for two months and stripped of hostel membership for a year following a ragging incident. The matter surfaced after Principal Rama Devi issued memos based on a disciplinary committee inquiry.

Government medical colleges in Telangana are facing a critical shortage of cadavers, hampering anatomy education and surgical training. Despite guidelines and body donation rules, limited resources and legal concerns are affecting students' access to hands-on learning experiences.

Stresses on augmenting efforts to end preventable maternal, newborn deaths, prioritise women’s long-term health and well-being

Out of the 363 posts that have been created, a total of 117 posts have been allotted to the new Government medical college, 199 posts to the Government general hospital, 31 posts for nursing, and 16 posts for physiotherapy colleges

Dr. Rahman was removed from the anti-ragging committee and further action would be taken against him after the investigation report was submitted.

M.T. Krishna Babu, Special Chief Secretary for Health, Medical & Family Welfare, issued a Government Order (GO) based on a proposal from the Director of Medical Education.

The association threatened to go on a strike if swift and favourable resolution is not initiated from Wednesday.

The faculty and warden were said to have instigated the students to stage protests against the principal, sources in the college said.

The TJUDA in a statement alleged that medical students, especially female students, pursuing their MBBS degree GMC, Bhadradri Kothagudem are being subjected to inappropriate behavior by senior faculty.

Pregnant women should be made aware of the importance of taking nutritional food and they should be monitored for 45 days of childbirth.

On Sunday, the Director of Medical Education (DME) in Telangana issued orders to suspend two senior doctors and a senior nurse at Kamareddy Government Medical College and General Hospital.

Suryapet, located beside National Highway 65, has also emerged as the biggest healthcare facility between Hyderabad and Vijayawada.

Transport Minister Puvvada Ajay Kumar said as part of Arogya Mahila programme, as many as 8, 973 women have been tested and free medicines were given to 1,882 women.