Devastating to read. A stark reminder that weather warnings aren't just suggestions—they are life-saving advisories. A huge thank you to the doctors at PGIMER working under such pressure. Please, when a storm warning is issued, stay indoors and stay safe.

PGIMER Chandigarh trains GMC Patiala team to strengthen renal transplant services, ROTTO North launches specialised training for doctors and nursing staff to help operationalise kidney transplant programme at Rajindra Hospital.

Dear parents of current PG medical students or upcoming July 2026 batch, ( AIIMS, JIPMER, PGIMER & NIMHANS) Please be aware of toxic culture in PG medical education & ways to handle it to keep your child safe & healthy Please remember every year 30- 40 PG students commit suicide. Let’s save our children from toxic seniors, HoD & other toxic faculty, consultants Please re share to maximum students & parents Please note below information on number of students that quit the reputed medical colleges AIIMS Delhi & that were made as psychiatric patients by consistent PG ragging, routine verbal abuse of toxic HoD s & consultants in the pretext of teaching  , 2 hours sleep one time meal no week off culture with unbearable workload Legal duty hours: 48 hours / week, maximum 12 hours in a day & one mandatory week off Crucial observations 1)    At AIIMS Delhi from 78 academic and non-academic junior residents quit the college in a period of 9 months 2)    At AIIMS Delhi in a period of 3 years, 190 PG students & 35 super specialty students quit their dream course 3)    At AIIMS Delhi 112 PG students were given psychiatric counselling in a period of 3years 4)    At JIPMER, 276 students quit their dream course & 200 needed psychiatric counselling in a  period of 5 years Who makes these talented school toppers / state toppers & NEET toppers to leave their course or to take sleeping pills / depression treatment? These all were so healthy children only before joining AIIMS & JIPMER Who spoiled their physical & mental health? Don’t these HoDs , Dean & Director have any responsibility in spoiling our children's career & personal life in total? Many PGs that left the college are still suffering from trauma at home. HoDs  ARE FULLY RESPONSIBLE TO MONITOR &IMPLEMENT LEGAL DUTY HOURS Fraud toxic HoDs never maintain transparent dutyrosters with clear duty timings & week off details·    Fraud toxic HoDs remain give authority to senior PG studentsto prepare a duty roster and circulate it on WhastApp group without their seal& signature in an informal way. ·       Fraud toxic HoD never teaches clinical skills / wardduties / documentation to PG students. Instead they simply hand over juniors totoxic seniors by giving full freedom to bully ·         Fraudulent HoD never respected duty hour guidelines of the Ministryof Health.·      Fraud toxic HoDs always assume scolding & yellingis teaching where as it is an abuse and an offence·        Fraud toxic HoDs never bothered about safety, physical& mental health of our children·        Fraud HoDs never bothered about teaching theory subjects and feel juniors as competitors & try to belittle them in front of nurses & patients WHAT PARENTS MUST DO TO KEEP THEIR CHILDREN SAFE? 1) Please demand a transparent duty roster from HoDs and make a call immediately of you observe illegitimate duty hours or week off is denied 2)Please keep on checking the weight of your child which is a major indicator of stress. Maintain a duty hours record on your own. 3)Your son / daughter must get 8 hours sleep, three meals and one week off compulsorily. These are not gifts from toxic seniors or toxic HoD, It is their basic human rights 4) If seniors forces your child to work in long duty hours  / verbally abuse , please complaint to UGC anti ragging line  1800-180-5522 or nearby police station 5) If toxic HoD forces your child to work in long duty hours  for the legitimate interest of patients please file a FIR on him under BNS 146 ( unlawful compulsory labor) 6)    If toxic  HoD / any toxic consultants verbally abuse your children in front of nurses in the name of teaching, please file FIR under 352 ( intentional insult) Let’s send abusive bullying seniors & toxic & uncompetitive, insensitive, exploitative HoDs to Jail to avoid quitting & suicide of our PG children    Let's keep residency safe & happy by eliminating toxicity

The National Human Rights Commission (@India_NHRC) takes suo-motu cognizance of a media report wherein it was reported that an eight-year-old girl was mauled to death by a pack of stray dogs in the Rupnagar district of Punjab. The girl was playing outside her house when the stray dogs attacked her. Taking a serious view of the matter, NHRC issued a notice to the Punjab Chief Secretary, calling for a detailed report on the matter within two weeks. According to the media report, the local residents rescued the victim and rushed her to the PGIMER in Chandigarh, but she succumbed to the injuries on the way.

The National Human Rights Commission (@India_NHRC) takes suo-motu cognizance of a media report wherein it was reported that an eight-year-old girl was mauled to death by a pack of stray dogs in the Rupnagar district of Punjab. The girl was playing outside her house when the stray dogs attacked her. Taking a serious view of the matter, NHRC issued a notice to the Punjab Chief Secretary, calling for a detailed report on the matter within two weeks. According to the media report, the local residents rescued the victim and rushed her to the PGIMER in Chandigarh, but she succumbed to the injuries on the way.

নেওটিয়া গেটওয়েল মাল্টিস্পেশালিটি হাসপাতাল-এর বিশেষজ্ঞ ডাক্তার এখন কোচবিহারে! প্রস্রাবজনিত সমস্যার জন্য বিশেষজ্ঞের পরামর্শ নিন। ডাঃ কিশোর রায় এম এস (PGIMER, Chandigarh) এম সি এইচ (AIIMS, Raipur) কনসালটেন্ট,ইউরোলজিস্ট #AmbujaNeotia #NeotiaGetwel #UrologyCamp #CoochBeharClinic

AIIMS Guwahati marks World No Tobacco Day 2026 : Brief Report AIIMS Guwahati observed World No Tobacco Day 2026 through a week-long awareness campaign from 29th May to 05th June 2026, involving multiple departments, including Dept. of Psychiatry, Community and Family Medicine, Nursing, and AYUSH, to promote tobacco-free lifestyles and encourage tobacco cessation. The initiatives were under the guidance of Prof (Col) Ashok Puranik, Executive Director AIIMS Guwahati, Deans and Medical Superintendent of AIIMS Guwahati. Individuals (around 900) were screened for tobacco use through the wellness clinic. Awareness and outreach program were conducted at Dhula PHC and at Damdama College, Hajo, Kamrup. An awareness programme on the “Role of AYUSH System of Medicine in Tobacco De-addiction” was also conducted. On 5th June 2026, the NMHS 2.0 team (Dept. of Psychiatry & CFM) conducted an awareness session for senior citizens at an old age home in Guwahati. A total of 58 senior citizens participated in the program and refreshments was provided. Over 30 faculty members and residents participated in the summit organized by Resource Centre for Tobacco Control (RCTC), PGIMER, Chandigarh on 26th May 2026. Ms. Priyanka Chakrabarty, FDC (EX), Project Staff, National Mental Health Survey (NMHS) 2.0 – Assam, AIIMS Guwahati, won Third Prize in Story Competition at 6th WNTD Summit 2026 organized by RCTC, PGIMER-Chandigarh. To promote tobacco awareness and community engagement, e-poster, meme, and reel-making competitions were organized for MBBS and B.Sc. Nursing students. A total of 29 participants took part in the competitions, and the winners were awarded certificates and prizes. #aiimsguwahati #MinistryofHealthandFamilyWelfare #MoHFWIndia #WorldNoTobaccoDay

Great work Suresh! And PICU PGIMER team!

Very important message from @sadhnabhasinlal on the occasion of Global Fatty Liver Day 2026 #globalfattyliverday #pgimer #childhoodobesity

A British cinematographer known for films including Deadpool and Wolverine was admitted to PGIMER, Chandigarh, as an “unknown patient” after a serious paragliding accident in Himachal Pradesh. George Richmond, 54, suffered severe cervical spine injuries during a cross-country flying excursion near Deo Tibba in the Kullu-Manali region, triggering a multi-agency rescue operation involving local authorities, the Himachal Pradesh government, district administrations and the Indian Air Force. Richmond was airlifted from the remote mountainous terrain to Bhuntar before being transferred to Kullu and later to PGIMER, Chandigarh, where doctors carried out surgery to stabilise his spine. Hospital authorities said he remains conscious, oriented and is recovering under close medical supervision. Click on the 🔗 below to read the full article. indianexpress.com/article/ci…