Pradeep Dixit

Noida police arrested two members of Mazdoor Bigul Dasta, Himanshu Thakur and Satyam Verma, for their alleged involvement in April 13 violence during a wage protest. Authorities claim they were in contact with 'mastermind' Aditya Anand, who allegedly coordinated support from various organizations. Investigations are ongoing to identify arsonists.

The 17-year-old rape victim was sent back without a medical check-up on Wednesday night from Government Medical College and Hospital, raising serious questions about the sincerity of medical officers.

Rural police were addressed by top forensic expert who enlightened them on the various aspects of the science and its application in policing

Raps MCI being insensitive to needs of the poor

The internship programme of Government Medical College and Hospital (GMCH) run by the preventive and social medicine (PSM) department will now be partly overseen by the hospital administration. Officials in the dean office will now directly overlook documentation and record-keeping details of every intern even as the PSM department continues to run the programme

As part of its ongoing golden jubilee celebrations, the Film and Television Institute of India (FTII) has awarded three fellowships in order to encourage film-related research.

The members of Bharat Sevak Samaj organized a symposium to mark the 106th birth anniversary of Saheed-E-Azam Bhagat Singh on Saturday.

College magazine of Indira Gandhi Government Medical College (IGGMC) — Syncytium—is finally out after six long years.

Though the rulebooks say a postmortem examination must be carried out only during the day, several hospitals in the state have been doing them round the clock.

Medical teachers from all 14 government-run medical colleges in the state, who had boycott all exam duties, have withdrawn the boycott partially.

Three policemen have been found guilty of registering false cases against two students and torturing them in custody.

Medical teachers from the state have joined hands with teachers of Nagpur University and declared a boycott of all examination related work.

Three lawyers were killed several injured in a clash between lawyers and lekhpals in Mohammadi tehsil of Lakhimpur Kheri on Saturday afternoon.

The book fairs have also helped in developing reading habit among the youth in last fourteen years. The first book fair was held in 1998. At that time, publishers had sold books worth Rs 6 lakh. The figure had increased tenfold by 2010.