Barsha Misra is a Journalist at Medical Dialogues. She specializes in covering medico-legal cases, updates from the NMC and DCI, and issues surrounding medical education, particularly focusing on developments in medical and dental colleges in India. Barsha's work has been featured in Money Haat and Medical Dialogues, highlighting her expertise in law and legal affairs, healthcare, and education management.
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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: Backlash against the Sunny Deol-starrer movie "Suryaa-Aarambh Se Ant Tak" is escalating as, after IMA Haryana, another doctors' body has urged the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) to address the concerns regarding the alleged depiction and promotion of violence against healthcare professionals in the movie.
By: Barsha Misra
Jaipur: In a recent ruling, the Rajasthan High Court said that it is a must for a doctor to get his name corrected in his educational documents if he seeks to participate in the Medical Officer Direct Recruitment Examination, 2026, under his changed name.
By: Barsha Misra
Mumbai: Observing that a patient cannot be detained over a billing dispute, the State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission , Maharashtra, has ordered a hospital in Tardeo to pay Rs 35,000 as compensation and litigation costs to a complainant for delaying the discharge of their two-day-old newborn.
By: Barsha Misra
New Delhi: This year, a total of 4 pathologists from India's various prestigious health and medical institutes have been recognised among the world's top 2% of scientists in the prestigious database curated by Professor John P.A. Ioannidis of Stanford University, in collaboration with the Elsevier Data Repository..
By: Barsha Misra
Vijayawada: Taking cognisance of the vacant MBBS seats under the NRI quota in Andhra Pradesh, the National Medical Commission (NMC) has revealed that it will examine the State Government's request to extend the deadline for MBBS admissions for the academic year 2026-2027 and reduce the NEET qualifying percentile, Deccan Chronicle has reported.
By: Barsha Misra
New Delhi: Expressing concern over alleged repeated administrative and technical failures affecting NEET PG 2026 counselling, a doctors' body has demanded immediate action in this regard from the Union Health Ministry, the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC), and the National Medical Commission (NMC),
By: Barsha Misra
New Delhi: The practice of providing preferential treatment to influential individuals can result in compromised patient safety and access to equitable patient care, AIIMS doctors have warned.
By: Barsha Misra
Shimla: In a recent order, the Himachal Pradesh High Court observed that denying study leave to Staff Nurses willing to pursue postgraduate courses in Nursing, while allowing Medical Officers to pursue postgraduate studies as in-service candidates, is discriminatory.
By: Barsha Misra
New Delhi: A delegation of foreign medical graduates, accompanied by Jaswant Singh, met the National Medical Commission (NMC) chairperson, Dr.
By: Barsha Misra
New Delhi: Noting the lack of clarity on the Union Government's stand, the Supreme Court today expressed its inclination to lay down some guidelines based on the constitutional principles for mandatory compulsory rural service by medical students across the country.
