New Delhi, : The National Medical Commission (NMC) has proposed granting nationwide practice rights to armed forces doctors, a move aimed at enhancing healthcare accessibility and workforce mobility across India. The proposal seeks to enable medical professionals serving in the Army, Navy, and Air Force to
New Delhi | April 22, 2026 The pricing architecture of India’s medical devices sector has come under renewed scrutiny, with the Association of Indian Medical Devices Industry (AiMeD) welcoming the government’s move to review existing price regulations while urging a comprehensive, evidence-based reform of the current
New Delhi, : In a significant reform aimed at improving ease of doing business and reducing regulatory burden, the Government of India has advanced the Jan Vishwas Bill, which seeks to rationalise compliance requirements and decriminalise minor offences across sectors, including healthcare. The move is
Lucknow, : In a major step towards strengthening public healthcare systems, the Government of Uttar Pradesh has launched the State Health Systems Resource Center (SHSRC) at Sanjay Gandhi Postgraduate Institute of Medical Sciences (SGPGIMS), Lucknow. The initiative aims to enhance healthcare planning, policy implementation, and
New Delhi, : The Committee on Petitions, Rajya Sabha, in its 164th Report, has called for the development of an efficient and transparent regulatory mechanism to address the issue of exorbitant pricing of cardiac stents and other medical devices in India. The report, presented in
