Major Fire Safety Alarm (Delhi): A massive blaze in a slum cluster behind Maulana Azad Medical College in Takia Kale Khan destroyed at least 30 huts and large amounts of plywood and timber, but officials said no casualties were reported after a quick police and rescue response. Public Transport & Health Access (Mumbai): The BEST strike was called off after the state government agreed to wage hikes and release of pending gratuity, ending days of disruption that pushed commuters onto crowded trains and taxis. Medical Education Pressure (NRI/Abroad): A medical admission guidance platform reports rising interest in NRI quota MBBS and MBBS abroad options after NEET UG 2026, driven by limited government seats and intense competition. Goa Public Health Research: Goa’s “Goa CARES” longitudinal cohort study will track health risks in 1 lakh people over 10 years, aiming to strengthen prevention for NCDs like diabetes, heart disease and cancer. Ebola Vaccine Capacity (India-Africa): A report links the postponement of an India-Africa summit to India’s growing role as a rapid vaccine manufacturing partner, citing Serum Institute’s Ebola work. Cancer Drug Supply (US FDA): US FDA reportedly asked Indian drugmakers for ifosfamide supply amid US shortages, highlighting India’s role in critical oncology medicines. Infrastructure Gaps (MP Medical Colleges): Students and doctors’ groups raise concerns about new MP government medical colleges lacking basic facilities, including hostel security and lab equipment. Telegram Update (NEET-linked): Telegram services are returning after the temporary ban expired, though message-editing restrictions reportedly continue until June 30. Disability Care (Andhra Pradesh): Five teaching hospitals in AP will set up artificial limb and assistive device units under a central scheme to reduce patient costs and improve access. Market Watch (Healthcare-linked): India’s Sensex and Nifty closed higher as IT and pharma stocks led gains, with investors tracking crude oil easing. Fire Tragedy Context (Lucknow): A separate coaching-centre fire in Lucknow killed at least 15 students, again spotlighting unsafe building practices and emergency escape failures.