Adity Saha is a correspondent at Medical Dialogues. She primarily covers the latest developments in health news, including topics related to healthcare systems, public health, and educational policies in the medical field. Adity's work has also been featured in Money Haat, showcasing her commitment to exploring and learning about the evolving landscape of health and wellness.
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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: At a time when the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak case has yet to subside, information came to light about how the alleged leak began, with two medical aspirants reportedly being offered access to the question paper for Rs 4.5 lakh at a tea stall outside their coaching centre in Pune.
By: Adity Saha
Chennai: Altogether 837 MBBS seats remain vacant after the final round of NEET UG 2026 counselling, with educationists and experts blaming the high tuition fees for the situation.
By: Adity Saha
Almora: The admission of an MBBS aspirant at Soban Singh Jeena Government Institute of Medical Sciences and Research has been cancelled after college authorities found that his certificate for admission under the orphan and abandoned children quota was allegedly forged.
By: Adity Saha
Dehradun: The Uttarakhand High Court recently directed the state government to constitute an inquiry committee to verify certificates submitted by candidates who secured MBBS admission under NEET UG, following allegations of irregularities involving domicile and freedom fighter dependent certificates.
By: Adity Saha
Mumbai: The Bombay High Court has declined to allow a private medical college to conduct institution-level counselling to fill vacant MBBS seats during the ongoing NEET UG 2026 admission process in Maharashtra, observing that the plea was premature as the state counselling process is still underway.
Ranchi: The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences ( NBEMS ) has granted approval to Orchid Medical Centre to start two Diplomate of National Board (DNB) seats in General Surgery.
By: Adity Saha
Ranchi: To boost medical education in the institute, Rajendra Institute of Medical Sciences (RIMS), Ranchi, plans to set up 10 new medical departments at an estimated cost of Rs 466 crore and increase its postgraduate (PG) and super-speciality seats.
By: Adity Saha
Orai: Seven MBBS students at Government Medical College, Orai have been suspended from academic classes, clinical duties and hostel accommodation for a week and fined Rs 1,000 each for allegedly ragging juniors.
By: Adity Saha
Prayagraj: In an unfortunate incident, a 24-year-old MBBS student of the 2024 batch at Dr Sone Lal Patel Medical College was found dead on the hostel lawn on the college campus.
By: Adity Saha
Lucknow: A NEET aspirant from Lucknow has been found safe after his family reported receiving messages claiming that he had been kidnapped and later died. Police investigation revealed that the incident had allegedly been fabricated following a debt incurred through online gaming.
