Adity Saha is a correspondent at Medical Dialogues. She primarily covers the latest health news, including updates on doctors, hospitals, and medical colleges, while also exploring themes in education and judicial systems. Adity's work has been featured in Medical Dialogues and Money Haat.
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Adity Saha's coverage predominantly focuses on local healthcare and medical-related news, particularly pertaining to hospitals, medical colleges, and doctor-patient relationships in India. The articles cover a range of themes including government announcements related to the healthcare sector, evolving stories concerning various incidents in medical facilities, as well as breaking news about issues such as malpractice or infrastructure irregularities.
Given this focus, sources with first-hand knowledge of the Indian healthcare system or those involved in medical education and governance may be valuable for Adity’s reporting. Insights from experts familiar with the regulatory landscape surrounding medical practice and infrastructure in India could also be beneficial for providing context to ongoing developments within the country's healthcare industry.
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By: Adity Saha
New Delhi: In a significant move to expand postgraduate medical education, the Central Government has approved the creation of 5,000 additional PG medical seats under Phase-III of the Centrally Sponsored Scheme to strengthen existing government medical colleges, standalone PG institutes and government hospitals by the academic year 2028-29.
By: Adity Saha
Surat: Following the suspension of four senior doctors over allegations of ragging and mental harassment of a first-year MD Microbiology medico who later died by suicide , the administration of Government Medical College (GMC), Surat, has now issued show-cause notices to four faculty members for alleged inaction.
By: Adity Saha
Chandigarh: Citing the need for urgent measures to improve the system, Professor and Medical Superintendent at PGIMS, Rohtak , has suggested a series of reforms in medical education and healthcare administration to the Centre and state governments.
By: Adity Saha
New Delhi: A Department-related Parliamentary Committee on Health and Family Welfare has recommended that private hospitals in large metropolitan cities cap room charges at the average tariff of three-star hotels in the area around the hospital.
Ahmedabad: Amid rising concerns over ragging in educational institutions, Gujarat has recorded 86 ragging complaints between 2022 and 2026, with 23 cases reported from medical colleges , accounting for more than 26 percent of the total cases reported in the state.
By: Adity Saha
Pune: First-year postgraduate medical students at BJ Government Medical College , Pune, have allegedly been facing 24-36 hours at a stretch without a weekly off, according to a complaint submitted before the Maharashtra State Human Rights Commission.
By: Adity Saha
Bengaluru: Karnataka has nearly doubled the number of MBBS seats available under the NRI quota in government medical colleges this year, increasing them from 57 seats across nine colleges last year to 105 seats across 14 institutes.
By: Adity Saha
New Delhi: A doctors' body has urged the National Medical Commission (NMC) to clarify whether medical MSc-PhD degree holders can serve as postgraduate guides or examiners for MD/MS students.
By: Adity Saha
New Delhi: Observing that courts cannot replace the opinion of subject experts unless an answer is clearly and demonstrably wrong, the Delhi High Court has refused to interfere with the final answer key of NEET UG 2026 examination.
By: Adity Saha
Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar: The National Testing Agency (NTA) has declared the NEET UG 2026 results of two Maharashtra students whose results were withheld during the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) probe into the NEET paper leak.
