Responding to the long-pending demand for a government medical college in Dakshina Kannada district, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Friday, announced establishing a new medical college in Puttur.

Mangaluru: The first govt medical college in Dakshina Kannada district will not come up in the district headquarters, but in a taluk headquarters at Puttur. The announcement by chief minister ...

The government has implemented several measures to increase medical education capacity, including the centrally sponsored scheme (CSS) for establishing new medical colleges by upgrading district ...

Nagpur: The Nagpur bench of Bombay High Court recently directed the Maharashtra govt to clarify whether general category students in private medical colleges should receive stipends at par with ...

According to Ravinder Hundal, additional director, technical education, the Punjab government has proposed transforming the institute’s land and buildings into a medical college, with the legal ...

Governor K. Kailashnathan and Chief Minister N. Rangasamy to take urgent steps to obtain 65% seats in private medical colleges under the government quota. In a representation to the Lt.

Vijayawada:The Andhra Pradesh government would develop 17 government medical colleges under public-private-partnership mode but retain the management rights with it, health minister Satya Kumar ...

As part of the month-long celebrations marking International Women’s Day, the Department of Immunohematology and Blood Transfusion (Blood Centre) of the Government Medical College and Rajindra ...

The issue stems from the fact that SEBC quota students were originally admitted to government medical colleges but were later shifted to private institutions due to reservation adjustments.

Three students of a government medical college in Nagarkurnool district are booked on the charges of ragging. The action was taken after a junior student accused them of ragging and humiliating him.

Similarly, all institutes of national importance, such as AIIMS and central government medical colleges, have also been urged to publicise Tele MANAS among students to access the helpline at any ...

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