Barsha Misra is a Journalist at Medical Dialogues. She primarily focuses on medico-legal cases, NMC/DCI updates, and issues surrounding medical education, particularly the latest developments in medical and dental colleges in India. Barsha's work has also been featured in Money Haat and Medical Dialogues, highlighting her expertise in health, law, and wellness topics.
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Barsha Misra's coverage focuses on national India issues, particularly in the healthcare and education sectors. She predominantly covers government announcements and legal policy regulations related to medical colleges, healthcare, doctors, and medical admissions.
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By: Barsha Misra
New Delhi: Under the new amendment introduced to the Establishment of New Medical Institutions, Starting of New Medical Courses, Increase of Seats for Existing Courses and Assessment and Rating Regulations, 2023, approval from the State government may no longer be required for setting up new medical colleges.
By: Barsha Misra
Kakinada: The District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (DCDRC ), Kakinada, has directed a Nellore-based Hospital and its cardiologist to pay Rs 99 Lakh compensation to the family of a patient, who allegedly died during treatment.
By: Barsha Misra
New Delhi: Postgraduate resident doctors should work for 'reasonable working hours' with 'adequate rest time each day', the Union Minister of State for Health, Smt Anupriya Patel, reiterated before the Rajya Sabha while referring to the Post-Graduate Medical Education Regulations, 2023 , issued by the National Medical Commission (NMC
By: Barsha Misra
Ernakulam: In a recent ruling, the Kerala High Court clarified that the reports submitted by the State Level Apex Body investigating complaints of medical negligence against doctors serve only as expert evidence and cannot be considered as a finding.
By: Barsha Misra
Patna: Granting relief to a doctor accused of cheating and criminal breach of trust for a disputed medical opinion, the Patna High Court recently
By: Barsha Misra
New Delhi: There should be a uniform policy for the compulsory rural service to be rendered by medical students, the Supreme Court of India recently suggested.
By: Barsha Misra
New Delhi: Granting interim relief to 30 doctors, including several dermatologists, who were named accused in the Rs 1.9 Crore Pharma Freebies case, the Delhi High Court has stayed the disciplinary proceedings initiated against them.
By: Barsha Misra
New Delhi: The Supreme Court of India has issued notice on a plea seeking a CBI probe into an alleged large-scale cyber attack and medical data breach affecting nearly two lakh Indian...
By: Barsha Misra
New Delhi: The Supreme Court of India recently directed two Ghaziabad-based private hospitals to pay compensation to the family of a four-year-old sexual assault victim who died of injuries after...
By: Barsha Misra
Chandigarh: Easing the concerns of Indian students planning to pursue their undergraduate medical education in Uzbekistan, the Haryana Medical Council (HMC ) and the Indian Embassy in Tashkent have issued clarifications regarding the matter.
