MEDICAL COUNSELLING
Tamil Nadu man breaks up with college girlfriend, later files 97 RTI pleas asking if she is still single or dating another man; commissioner warns of medical treatment
A Villupuram man filed 97 RTI applications containing 1,887 questions seeking information about his former college girlfriend, including her relationships, address, workplace and photograph. Police told the Tamil Nadu Information Commission that she had complained of harassment and attempted suicide in June 2025. The commissioner rejected the applications and warned the man would be sent to medical counselling.
Delhi HC grants 7-day custody parole to Al Falah University chairman to tend to ailing wife
The Delhi High Court has granted a seven-day custody parole to Jawad Ahmed Siddiqui, chairman of Al Falah University, who sought interim bail due to his wife's critical Stage-4 ovarian cancer. However, the Enforcement Directorate has raised objections, citing serious allegations of money laundering and previous involvement in a terror case, emphasizing Siddiqui's arrest related to fraud and illicit funding from student fees.
NEET panel proposes shift to rank-based merit: Govt to SC
An expert committee has recommended a shift to a rank-based system for NEET-PG admissions beginning in 2027. This proposal aims to replace the existing percentile-based qualifying criteria, with support from the National Medical Commission. The committee highlighted the necessity to reduce fees for non-clinical PG courses and exempt certain candidates from service bonds.
Pakistan former PM Imran Khan meets lawyer after seven months at Adiala jail
Imran Khan's lawyer Salman Safdar met with him and his wife Bushra Bibi in Adiala Jail after several months. During the 40-minute meeting, they discussed legal issues and provided updates on their health conditions. Khan has been incarcerated since August 2023 for multiple charges, including corruption. His wife Bushra was arrested in January 2025 and both are serving sentences related to their cases.
SC asks exam body to explain insistence on limited disclosure of answer keys for NEET-PG exams
The Supreme Court of India has expressed dissatisfaction with the National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences' policies. The court questioned the limited disclosure of answer keys for the NEET-PG exams. Legal counsel for NBEMS defended their position by citing the preservation of examination integrity. The court highlighted concerns about transparency and requested further justifications for NBEMS' stance.
Why are nearly 2,000 MBBS seats vacant in India? Private and state medical authorities ask NMC to step in
Despite numerous rounds of counseling, approximately 2,000 MBBS seats in India still remain empty. High tuition fees are deterring potential candidates from enrolling, especially in states like Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, where significant vacancies persist. Authorities are contemplating lowering eligibility cut-offs to fill these spots, prompting discussions on the accessibility of medical education and its future ramifications for students.
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Reasonable increase: Delhi HC rejects plea challenging passport fees hike for Indians living abroad
The Delhi High Court has upheld the government's decision to increase passport fees for Indians living abroad. This fee hike of 67 percent was the first increase in 14 years, with last changes made in 2012. The petition argued that it imposed an unfair burden on low-income migrant workers in Gulf countries. The court stated that financial decisions should remain within government policy and warrant judicial restraint.
NEET PG 2026 Counselling Round 1 Seat Allotment Result out at mcc.nic.in: Check status and how to download NEET PG 2026 seat allotment PDF
MCC has released the provisional NEET PG 2026 Round 1 seat allotment result. Candidates can download the allotment PDF from mcc.nic.in. The grievance deadline is October 24 at 11:30 am, while college reporting for allotted candidates is scheduled from October 26 to November 2.
Who is Louise Lucas? Virginia State Senator faces federal charges-here's what happened
Virginia state Senator Louise Lucas has been indicted on charges of marijuana trafficking and money laundering. Prosecutors allege she used her political influence to benefit her cannabis business and accumulate nearly $5 million in criminal proceeds. The indictment also includes her relatives, indicating broader involvement in the alleged operation. Lucas has vowed to contest the charges and not be intimidated or silenced.
'Man of God': What happened to Tyler Ulrich? How did Southern Nazarene University student in Oklahoma die?
What happened to Tyler Ulrich? Oklahoma's Southern Nazarene University is mourning football player Tyler Ulrich, who died five days after suffering a serious head injury during a college football game. His coach called the 21-year-old Southern Nazarene University student a 'man of god' and an ultimate example of quiet strength, loyal, worker, joyous.
Blue Drum Murder Case: Muskan Rastogi, Sahil Shukla skip dinner and cry through the first night after death sentence in Saurabh Rajput murder
Muskan Rastogi and Sahil Shukla are facing the death penalty for the murder of Saurabh Rajput. The couple reportedly struggled emotionally after the court's judgment and has begun the appeal process. Muskan wishes to meet her older daughter, Pihu, while her infant daughter remains with her in prison. Saurabh's family expressed their wish to avoid adopting Radha, but are open to caring for Pihu.
SC fixes November 17 for hearing Asaram's plea against conviction in rape case in Rajasthan
Asaram's plea for bail to visit his ailing wife was denied by the Supreme Court on Wednesday. The court noted that Asaram is currently on parole which ends on October 26. Asaram's counsel reported that he recently suffered a heart attack and is under medical care. Asaram has been convicted in two separate rape cases and is serving life sentences.
CBI files supplementary chargesheet in NEET paper leak case
The CBI has filed a supplementary chargesheet against Sheshrav Bajrang Suryawanshi, the 14th accused in the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak case, alleging he supplied leaked examination papers to candidates and collected money from their families. The agency claims he worked with co-accused Shubham Khairnar in Nanded, Maharashtra.
Tribal children's deaths from malnutrition 'very serious': SC issues notice to Centre, states
The Supreme Court deemed the issue of child deaths from acute malnutrition in tribal regions very serious. Notices were issued to the Centre and involved state governments for urgent intervention. A petition highlighted the alarming number of fatalities among tribal children, attributed to malnutrition and preventable diseases. The public healthcare system in these areas faces significant deficiencies, affecting children’s health.
Christa Pike's family told she was brain dead and would be allowed to die, then she woke up
Christa Pike, whose death sentence stemmed from a 1995 conviction, underwent a controversial execution attempt on September 30. Reports indicated her family was informed of her brain death, but surprisingly, Pike has since regained a limited ability to communicate. Her attorney is advocating for the preservation of evidence due to serious doubts surrounding lethal injection methods.
Thursday (Guruvar) Remedies, October 8, 2026: Jupiter’s Ashlesha Shift Makes These Upays Important for All 12 Zodiac Signs
On October 8, 2026, Jupiter will transit into the fourth pada of Ashlesha Nakshatra, bringing unique influences for each zodiac sign. Gemini, Leo, and Sagittarius are advised to tread carefully in their decision-making and seek wise counsel. Engaging in charitable deeds, prayers, and particular offerings can amplify Jupiter's beneficial energies. Individual approaches may differ based on personal beliefs and life situations.
Trump approves firing-squad execution of 2009 Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan
The US military has moved closer to executing Army Major Nidal Malik Hasan, who was convicted of killing 13 people and wounding more than 30 in the 2009 Fort Hood mass shooting in Texas.
Wife admitted husband to a mental health centre after divorce dispute, he spent 42 days there; Uttarakhand High Court ordered him to be released
A man was admitted to a Dehradun wellness facility by his wife amid their ongoing divorce dispute. After spending 42 days there, he approached the Uttarakhand High Court through a habeas corpus petition. The court found that the facility could not produce the medical certification required under the Mental Healthcare Act and ordered his immediate release.
34 missing children found in three-day Long Island operation as officials connect them with care and support
In a significant operation across Long Island and New York City, authorities successfully located 34 missing children and teenagers. More than 100 representatives from various organizations and law enforcement agencies participated in this effort. Social workers and advocates then stepped in to provide essential support and assess individual needs.
ET Business Excellence & Leadership Summit 2026: Celebrating visionaries redefining growth & leadership
The ET Business Excellence & Leadership Summit 2026 brought together leaders to discuss brand development, innovation, and sustainability. Panel discussions featured prominent voices discussing resilience and leadership in uncertain times. A felicitation ceremony honored individuals and organizations for their contributions across various sectors. Key insights emphasized the importance of collaboration and strategic thinking in driving future success
What happened to Chad Lowe’s daughter Fiona? 13-year-old dies after Lowe family lost Pacific Palisades home in 2025 fire
The tragic loss of Fiona Lowe, the 13-year-old daughter of Chad Lowe and Kim Painter, has been confirmed as a suicide. The family, grappling with the recent devastation of losing their home to a fire, remembers Fiona as a vibrant and creative dancer, cherished by all. The school community is providing support through counseling services to help students cope with this heart-wrenching event.
Foreign nationals don't have inherent right to seek entry into India: Delhi HC
Delhi High Court has ruled that foreign nationals do not have an inherent right to enter India. The court stated that holding a visa does not guarantee unconditional entry into the country. A woman's plea for entry was dismissed after concerns about her travel history were raised.
Gary Wayne Sutton too on death row in Tennessee but his execution delayed after Christa Pike survives lethal injection: What happens next in Tennessee death penalty case?
Sutton has been on Tennessee's death row since 1996 for the 1992 murder of Tommy Griffin. He and his uncle, James Henderson Dellinger, were convicted of first-degree murder in Griffin's death. Both men were sentenced to death. His execution is scheduled for December 3, following Tennessee's failed execution attempt involving Christa Pike.
SpiceJet delay left family without connecting flight, forcing fresh tickets, extra travel and hotel expenses, airline ordered to pay Rs 85,816
A Patna consumer commission has ordered SpiceJet to pay Rs 85,816 to a senior citizen after repeated flight delays made his family miss a connecting flight, rejecting the airline's bad weather defence for lack of proof.
Repeated hospital trips, costly AC travel: Supreme Court pushes for railway concessions for acid attack survivors
Supreme Court has asked the Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities to participate in framing a policy for railway travel concessions for acid attack survivors who need frequent trips to specialised hospitals. The Centre has agreed in principle to provide the concession and proposed including eligible survivors under the existing ‘patient category’. The court will consider the matter further after the draft policy is placed on record.
Survey by SC-appointed task force finds nine per cent students experienced suicidal thoughts
A survey conducted by the Supreme Court-appointed panel found that 15 percent of students felt overwhelmed recently. Nine percent reported experiencing suicidal thoughts, indicating urgent mental health concerns among students. Many students expressed feelings of being outsiders on campus, particularly among marginalized groups. The panel's recommendations aim to improve student support systems and mental health services across institutions.
Psychology Behind Sexual Assault: Experts explain why some men commit such crimes
The Astha Kunj gangrape case has renewed questions about why some men commit sexual assault. Psychiatrists and psychologists say there is no single reason, pointing to factors such as entitlement, deviant thinking, impulsive behaviour, social influences, weak fear of the law and, in some cases, mental illness.
Lessons from Hayden Panettiere death can save around 70,000 American lives in a year. Here is all you need to know
Hayden Panettiere death: For people struggling with addictions, there are various types of care, including therapy and counseling, medication and support groups.
NEET PG 2026 Cutoff Released: Check expected cut-off for government colleges and category wise qualifying marks
NEET PG 2026 Cutoff : The NEET PG 2026 results are now out, enabling students to view their scores. Those who pass are eligible to enroll in MD, MS, DNB, and PG Medical Diploma programs. Cutoff scores differ by category, including General, EWS, SC, ST, and OBC. Aspirants should visit the official NBEMS website to securely check their results, ensuring they have their login credentials handy for easy access.
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