The ministry assured that the committee would include input from all relevant stakeholders, including state governments, to address the concerns raised by the medical community.

The Indian Medical Association (IMA) has set forth five requests, one of which is a comprehensive revamp of the working and living conditions of resident doctors.

The decision comes amid escalating tensions following the rape and murder of a trainee doctor and the subsequent vandalism at the hospital.

After Calcutta high Court transferred the case to the CBI, a team of 12 members of Indian Medical Association (IMA) paid a visit to the residence of the victim today.

"Pedestrian working conditions, inhuman workload, and violence in the workplace are the reality. Doctors take huge stress on themselves. Doctors deserve better consideration from the governments. The murder of this young lady doctor is not the first neither it would be the last if corrective measures are not taken," it said.

Indian Medical Association on Saturday gave authorities a 48-hour ultimatum failing which it will be constrained to initiate nationwide action.

In a recent development, the Supreme Court has taken significant steps to address the issue of misleading advertisements, particularly focusing on protecting the interests of consumers.

The Supreme Court has taken a stern stance against Patanjali Ayurveda and its managing director, Acharya Balkrishna, issuing a contempt notice for flouting its previous order regarding misleading advertisements.