Entrepreneur Nikesh Patel Expands UK Pharmacy Business Network
Observers expect healthcare funding and community pharmacy sustainability to remain politically sensitive issues in Britain throughout 2026 as policymakers confront
Indian-Origin NHS Doctors Raise Alarm Over New UK Immigration Fee Burden
Healthcare economists warned that long-term retention challenges among overseas professionals could intensify pressure on NHS staffing systems if migration-related financial
Indian-Origin Healthcare Workers in Britain Renew Calls for Visa Cost Relief
Indian medical associations called for coordinated reforms involving visa fees, permanent residency timelines, and family support frameworks aimed at improving
Indian doctors continue to anchor NHS workforce amid ongoing staffing shortages
As the NHS continues to evolve, Indian medical professionals are expected to remain central to its functioning, ensuring continuity of
Why Indian doctors are reconsidering the UK as a healthcare destination
Unless policy, pay and workforce planning are aligned more effectively, the long-standing contribution of Indian doctors to the NHS may
UK-based Indian-origin researcher wins ₹26 crore fellowship to heal broken bones
Kerala-born scientist Dr Arathyram Sasikala bags £2.2 million UKRI grant to develop next-generation self-powered bone implants PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Dr Arathyram Ramachandra
Indian-origin surgeon struck off UK medical register for antisemitic comments on Facebook
Dr. Manoj Sen, a veteran NHS surgeon, removed from UK medical register over antisemitic social media posts PRAVASISAMWAD.COM An
UK’s NHS turns to India for lifeline as staff shortages reach critical levels
Nursing and doctor roles are particularly hard hit, with waiting times for medical appointments stretching to alarming lengths and over
India’s IMA takes stand against UK recruitment drive, citing brain drain concerns
The IMA is fervently advocating for opportunities tailored to recent medical graduates, highlighting the alarming rates of unemployment among MBBS
Immigrants in Britain will have to pay double for health services
The immigration health surcharge, which costs £624 per year (Rs. 67 thousand), is likely to be raised to £12,000 (Rs.