53 drugs, including commonly used Pan-D and Amoxicillin, flagged by CDSCO for failing quality tests, raises concerns about their safety and continued use.
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53 drugs, including commonly used Pan-D and Amoxicillin, flagged by CDSCO for failing quality tests, raises concerns about their safety and continued use.

As of September 20, three separate alerts highlighted a range of NSQ, adulterated, or spurious drugs. The first list named 48 medications, some of which had multiple samples tested from the same batch. In one instance, a cotton gauze roll was flagged for failing to meet specific standards.
R.G. Kar
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R.G. Kar case, A Deafening Silence: How the Central and State Governments Evaded Accountability and the Central Protection Act

R.G. Kar Medical College, Kolkata, August 2024 – In the aftermath of the horrifying rape and murder of a postgraduate doctor at R.G. Kar Medical College, the medical community across India expected decisive action. Yet, both the central and state governments have cleverly sidestepped responsibility, maintaining a strategic silence.
How To Deal With 2nd Year MBBS Subjects : Books, Strategy & Tips!
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How To Deal With 2nd Year MBBS Subjects : Books, Strategy & Tips!

2nd Year MBBS Subjects : Congratulations - If you are reading this then you might have passed your first year and you have gone through the vast diversity of anatomy, physiology and biochemistry. But the loop of study in the medicine is never ending and so congrats again that now you are a part of 2nd year MBBS course where you have to deal with the para clinical subjects which not only important for your exams but also for the understanding of medicine , surgery and other branches.
National Protection Act
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Silence Over Central Protection Act, Doctors Left with Hollow Assurances Amid Rising Assaults!

Despite nationwide protests for Central Protection Act, strikes, and widespread public outrage following the brutal rape and murder of a doctor at R.G. Kar Medical College, the medical community is disheartened by the government's lackluster response. The only tangible outcome so far has been a series of vague assurances, while incidents of violence against doctors continue to escalate across the country.