Young general surgeon dies of MI in Hyderabad
The Hindu
He was found collapsed on the steps leading to a hostel inside the hospital premises.
A 28-year-old General Surgeon who worked in Hyderabad, Telangana, has died of Myocardial Infarction (MI) at Gandhi Hospital on Wednesday early morning. He was found collapsed on the steps leading to a hostel inside the hospital premises.
The young doctor, Dr. Purna Chandra Gupta, pursued Post Graduation from Gandhi Medical College and completed Senior Residency at the tertiary care facility two weeks ago.
The doctor was staying outside the campus for a few days. He visited Gandhi Hospital in the mid night complaining of chest pain.
AIMIM invites candidates for municipal polls; applications available on Facebook, due by January 20 with a ₹3,000 fee.
A judge prohibits federal agents from detaining or using tear gas on peaceful protesters during Minneapolis immigration enforcement operations.
Iran faces a tense calm as hard-line clerics threaten executions and U.S. relations shift amid ongoing protests and repression.
Fresh snowfall in Kashmir boosts tourism, causing traffic jams as visitors flock to enjoy the winter wonderland.
Explore the 50-year journey of Bengaluru's BDA, its challenges, achievements, and impact on the city's development.
The Hindu Morning Digest gives a select list of stories to start the day. Read the top news today on January 17, 2026
Ex-Army officer M.G. Devasahayam refutes claims of 200 deaths in Pollachi, stating only 10 civilians were killed during unrest.
Water Minister commissions advanced Finnish dredger to tackle pollution in Najafgarh Drain, enhancing Yamuna cleanup efforts.
NIMHANS researchers propose a new model for early protein deposits in Parkinson’s, offering insights for future drug development.
Former Mayor Anilkumar warns against overspending at Brahmapuram, citing risks of corruption and questioning waste management claims.
Narcotics cases in Kerala surge dramatically, highlighting challenges for law enforcement and the detrimental impact on youth.
Congress leader, freedom fighter, cooperative sector pioneer and former Transport Minister Bheemanna Khandre passed away at his residence in Bhalki, Bidar district, on Friday night (January 16).
Aware of concerns of being voiced by jobless youth, says CM