Mumbai Mbbs Student

A 22-year-old MBBS student allegedly committed suicide on Friday in the northern Mumbai suburb of Kandivali, a police official said.

The Mumbai Police along with the Indian Navy on Friday conducted a search operation at the Bandra Bandstand shore in the city to locate the remains of MBBS student Sadichha Sane after the accused revealed that he had killed her.

A 32-year-old lifeguard has been arrested for allegedly kidnapping an MBBS student from a city college who has been missing since November 2021, Mumbai Police said on Saturday.

In a span of 10 months, two freshers from the TN Medical College and BYL Nair Hospital have gone missing, for no apparent reason, generating consternation among the authorities, the police, and their peers and kin. Akshay Meshram (19), a first-year MBBS student of Nair medical college in Mumbai Central, has not been seen since last Thursday.

The Bombay High Court has upheld a new rule which makes it mandatory for MBBS graduates to execute indemnity bond of Rs five lakh to ensure that they serve in a public hospital for one year after graduation.Division bench of Chief Justice Mohit Shah and Justice D G Karnik dismissed five petitions challenging the rule, filed by more than 150 student...

A 22-year-old MBBS student allegedly committed suicide on Friday in the northern Mumbai suburb of Kandivali, a police official said.

The Mumbai Police along with the Indian Navy on Friday conducted a search operation at the Bandra Bandstand shore in the city to locate the remains of MBBS student Sadichha Sane after the accused revealed that he had killed her.

A 32-year-old lifeguard has been arrested for allegedly kidnapping an MBBS student from a city college who has been missing since November 2021, Mumbai Police said on Saturday.

In a span of 10 months, two freshers from the TN Medical College and BYL Nair Hospital have gone missing, for no apparent reason, generating consternation among the authorities, the police, and their peers and kin. Akshay Meshram (19), a first-year MBBS student of Nair medical college in Mumbai Central, has not been seen since last Thursday.

The Bombay High Court has upheld a new rule which makes it mandatory for MBBS graduates to execute indemnity bond of Rs five lakh to ensure that they serve in a public hospital for one year after graduation.Division bench of Chief Justice Mohit Shah and Justice D G Karnik dismissed five petitions challenging the rule, filed by more than 150 student...