Madhavrao was suffering from severe pain in his stomach and hence was admitted to Midas hospital–Nagpurin critical condition on 12th September under the care of Dr. Shrikant.

It is clear that doctors employed with the government-run hospitals cannot practice privately. Why are some doctors so indifferent to this thumb rule? What course law takes in such instances?

A child's illness is always painful for parents, and death because of it even more so. It can be tough for the doctors too if they are not careful– in taking informed consent from parents, explaining them details of the treatment and appropriately updating the medical records of the treatment. 

Law clearly states that practitioners of Homeopathy or any alternative medicine can't provide care to patients in a regular hospital. What happens, when a hospital, for reasons best known to its administrators, allows a practicing Homeopath to be the 'doctor on duty'?

Mr. Kathar fractured his left hand in an awful road accident. After taking treatment for 2 months and getting his injured hand plastered from a government hospital, he approached Dr. Maslekar, an orthopaedic surgeon, for better treatment. 

Law clearly states that practitioners of Homeopathy or any alternative medicine can't provide care to patients in a regular hospital. What happens, when a hospital, for reasons best known to its administrators, allows a practicing Homeopath to be the 'doctor on duty'?