To read more, please click here: Tamil Nadu is set to launch its first Siddha-based fertility clinic at the Government Siddha Hospital in Chennai, combining traditional medicine with modern fertility care. Announced by Health Minister Ma Subramanian, the initiative addresses rising infertility rates with holistic and affordable solutions. The state also plans to revive its Siddha Medical University proposal, aligning it with national medical education laws. Tamil Nadu is the only Indian state with government colleges for all five AYUSH systems and continues to lead in promoting integrative healthcare. To read more, please click here: The Uttar Pradesh government has launched the UP STEMI Care Program at SGPGIMS, Lucknow, to reduce deaths from ST-Elevation Myocardial Infarction (STEMI), a severe type of heart attack. Using a spoke-and-hub model, district hospitals start treatment within the golden hour and refer patients to advanced centers like SGPGIMS for further care. The program also uses tele-ECG technology to enable real-time diagnosis and plans to integrate AI-based ECG tools for faster analysis. With heart disease being India’s leading cause of death, this initiative aims to improve emergency heart care in rural and semi-urban areas. To read more, please click here: 4. Apollo to List Digital Health & Pharmacy Arm as Standalone Entity: A New Chapter in India’s Healthcare Revolution Apollo Hospitals has announced a major reorganisation to spin off and list its digital health and pharmacy business as a separate standalone entity. This new company will combine Apollo 24/7, Apollo Pharmacy, Keimed (pharma distribution), and telehealth services, creating India’s largest integrated omnichannel healthcare ecosystem. AHEL shareholders will receive shares in the new entity, which is expected to be listed within 18–21 months. With a projected revenue of ₹16,300 Cr in FY25 and ₹25,000 Cr by FY27, this move signals a bold step in expanding digital healthcare. To read more, please click here: .5. Maternity Leave to Be Counted as Bond Service: Madras HC Delivers Relief to MS Surgery Doctor The Madras High Court has ruled that maternity leave must be counted as part of the government bond service period for doctors. The judgment came after a female MS Surgery doctor was denied her original certificates for not completing the full two-year bond, despite being on maternity leave for 12 months. The court held that maternity leave is a fundamental right under Article 21, and bond terms cannot override protections granted by the Maternity Benefit Act, 1961. This decision sets a strong precedent for women doctors across India, reinforcing that maternity is not a break from service but a protected right. To read more, please click here: To read more, please click here: Subject in Focus Why Patients Trust Clinics with Verified Online Listings In today’s digital world, patients check online before visiting a clinic. ✅ Looks Genuine: Verification shows your clinic is real, not fake. The Doctorpreneur Academy: Brief: Startup Compass: How Iconic Entrepreneurs Got It Right by Ujwal Kalra and Shobhit Shubhankar is a practical and inspiring guide for budding entrepreneurs. The book dives into the real-life journeys of successful Indian startups and their founders, including Zoho, Zerodha, BigBasket, and others. Through in-depth case studies and interviews, it uncovers how these entrepreneurs navigated challenges, made key decisions, and built scalable businesses—often with limited resources. The authors break down startup lessons into clear, actionable insights across different stages of building a company—from idea validation and product-market fit to team building and funding. Doctorpreneur Power Capsules
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