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: The Supreme Court reiterated that an independent expert medical opinion, preferably from a doctor in government service, is necessary for the investigating officer before proceeding against a doctor accused of medical negligence.
By: Barsha Misra
Bilaspur: Granting relief to a doctor, who was externed from Durg and six adjoining districts for a year, the Chhattisgarh High Court recently ruled that a doctor cannot be forced to leave his district and the adjoining districts merely because criminal cases are pending against him.
By: Barsha Misra
Malappuram: The District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (DCDRC ), Malappuram, recently directed a private hospital and a doctor to pay Rs 50 lakh compensation to the family of a 23-day-old infant, whose private parts were severely injured during circumcision.
By: Barsha Misra
New Delhi: Through a recent Gazette notification dated July 8, 2026, the National Medical Commission (NMC ) has proposed further amendments to the Establishment of New Medical Institutions, Starting of New Medical Courses, Increase of Seats for Existing Courses and Assessment and Rating Regulations, 2023.
By: Barsha Misra
New Delhi: Permission for new medical colleges , new medical courses, or an increase in seats in the existing medical courses may no longer be given
By: Barsha Misra
New Delhi: Setting aside a trial court's summoning order to two corporate hospital directors for facing trial for alleged culpable homicide and criminal conspiracy in connection with the death of a patient, an Additional Sessions Court clarified that company directors are not to face criminal liability solely because of their position.
By: Barsha Misra
Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh-based Bundelkhand Medical College in Sagar and MKCG Medical College and Hospital , Berhampur, are among the top 10 campuses across the country where the maximum number of ragging complaints were filed, the Times of India has reported.
By: Barsha Misra
New Delhi: The Undergraduate Medical Education Board (UGMEB ) of the National Medical Commission has approved the inclusion of eleven non-teaching hospitals in Delhi for conducting the mandatory Compulsory Rotating Medical Internship (CRMI ) for the Foreign Medical Graduates (FMG).
By: Barsha Misra
Rohtak: In a major relief to Haryana-based Pt BD Sharma Post Graduate Institute of Medical Sciences (PGIMS), Rohtak , the National Medical Commission (NMC) has revoked the proposed Rs 1 crore penalty earlier imposed on the institute for failing to disclose information regarding payment of stipends to MBBS interns and postgraduate medical residents.
By: Barsha Misra
New Delhi: While releasing the seat matrix for the MBBS course, the Medical Assessment and Rating Board (MARB) of the National Medical Commission clarified that admission beyond the sanctioned seats shall not be permitted under any circumstances.
