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Resident doctors in Delhi, who have been protesting over the delay in NEET-PG 2021 counselling, have decided to continue their agitation. The decision came on Tuesday after a meeting between their federation's delegation and the Union health minister failed to make any headway.
After the meeting, the doctors' representatives said that Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya's "response was not satisfactory".
Pointing to the Covid situation and the looming challenge of Omicron, which has created huge pressure on hospitals and medical professionals, junior doctors have threatened a complete shutdown of medical services if fresh hands are not brought in. Delay in college allotments is unacceptable now, they say.
The doctors protests have impacted patient care at Centre-run facilities such as Safdarjung, RML and Lady Hardinge hospitals and some of the Delhi government-run hospitals.
The doctors have been protesting for the last 13 days over delay in NEET PG Counselling , which has delayed college allotments of postgraduate medical students in Delhi.
Earlier on Tuesday, the doctors intensified their protest following a police crackdown on Monday. The protest by resident doctors took a dramatic turn on Monday, as medics and police personnel had faced off in streets, with both sides claiming several persons suffered injury.
On Tuesday, police stopped doctors from marching to the Supreme Court and blocked all gates of Delhi's Safdarjung hospital where they had gathered for protest.

Doctors to continue protest over NEET as talks with health minister fail 

Doctors to continue protest over delay in NEET counselling as talks with health minister fail, medical services hit in Delhi 

Doctors to continue protest over NEET as talks with health minister fail

Doctors to continue protest over NEET as talks with health minister fail
Resident doctors are protesting over delay in NEET counselling
Doctors in Delhi have threatened to shut down medical services
Doctors protests going on for 13 days, medical services hit
Doctors protest took violent turn on Monday as police cracked down

Doctors protest:&nbsp;Junior doctors have threatened a complete shutdown of medical services if fresh hands are not brought in

Resident doctors in Delhi, who have been protesting over the delay in <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/big-relief-for-protesting-doctors-sc-go-ahead-to-neet-pg-counselling-1641537524027" target="_blank">NEET-PG 2021 counselling</a>, have decided to continue their agitation. The decision came on Tuesday after a meeting between their federation's delegation and the Union health minister failed to make any headway.
After the meeting, the doctors' representatives said that Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya's "response was not satisfactory".
Also watch |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/watch-doctors-police-face-off-at-delhi-hospital-as-protests-over-neet-continue-1640678510254" target="_blank">Watch: doctors-police face-off at Delhi hospital as protests over NEET continue</a>
Pointing to the Covid situation and the looming challenge of Omicron, which has created huge pressure on hospitals and medical professionals, junior doctors have threatened a complete shutdown of medical services if fresh hands are not brought in. Delay in college allotments is unacceptable now, they say.
The doctors' protests have impacted patient care at Centre-run facilities such as Safdarjung, RML and Lady Hardinge hospitals and some of the Delhi government-run hospitals.
The doctors have been protesting for the last 13 days over delay in NEET PG Counselling, which has delayed college allotments of postgraduate medical students in Delhi.
Earlier on Tuesday, the doctors intensified their protest following a police crackdown on Monday. The protest by resident doctors took a dramatic turn on Monday, as medics and police personnel had faced off in the streets, with both sides claiming several persons suffered an injury.
On Tuesday, police stopped doctors from marching to the Supreme Court and blocked all gates of Delhi's Safdarjung hospital where they had gathered for the protest.

Doctors at Hyderabad's Osmania Hospital staged a unique protest on Tuesday.
They showed up for work wearing helmets. Why? The protest came a day after one of their colleagues was injured as a fan came of the hook and fell on her head.
Angry over the incident and to protest against the crumbling infrastructure at the Osmania Hospital, the doctors decided to wear helmets to work.
This is not the first time, doctors at Osmania Hospital have staged a helmet protest. Wearing helmets at work in protest began in 2018 at the Osmania hospital after three senior doctors narrowly escaped a mishap.
This is not the first such incident at the 100-year-old hospital building. Previously chunks of plaster had fallen off and injured doctors and patients.

Here's why doctors at Hyderabad's Osmania hospital are wearing helmets to work

Why are doctors at Hyderabad's Osmania hospital wearing helmets to work? Here are the details

Osmania hospital doctors wear helmets to work in protest

These men and women sitting with helmets on are doctors at Hyderabad's Osmania&nbsp;Hospital
But why are they wearing helmets to work?
To protest against the crumbling infra at Osmania&nbsp;Hospital
Doctors staged this unique protest after one of them was hurt as a fan crashed on her
Since, 2018 doctors at Osmania&nbsp;have staged several 'helmet protests'
Earlier, chunks of plaster fell from ceiling injuring doctors and patients

The unique protest came a day after one of their colleagues was injured as a fan fell came of the hook and fell on her head

Doctors at Hyderabad's Osmania Hospital staged a unique protest on Tuesday.
They showed up for work wearing helmets. Why? The protest came a day after one of their colleagues was injured as a fan came of the hook and fell on her head.
Angry over the incident and to protest against the crumbling infrastructure at the Osmania Hospital, the doctors decided to wear helmets to work.
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This is not the first time, doctors at Osmania Hospital have staged a helmet protest. Wearing helmets at work in protest began in 2018 at the Osmania hospital after three senior doctors narrowly escaped a mishap.
This is not the first such incident at the 100-year-old hospital building. Previously chunks of plaster had fallen off and injured doctors and patients.

In his letter, Kejriwal said there is no rule to award 'Bharat Ratna' to a group. If we honour them with Bharat Ratna, then it will be a true tribute to them.

Delhi CM Kejriwal writes to PM Modi, demands Bharat Ratna for frontline workers 

In his letter,&nbsp;Kejriwal&nbsp;said&nbsp;there is no rule to award 'Bharat Ratna' to a group. All Indians&nbsp;are grateful to the doctors and if we honour them with Bharat Ratna, then it will be a true tribute to them.

As hundred of doctors have lost their lives while serving in hospitals amid the Covid-19 pandemic, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday wrote a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, seeking that the country&rsquo;s highest civilian award,&nbsp;Bharat Ratna should be given this year to all doctors, nurses and paramedics.&nbsp;
In the letter, Kejriwal said many doctors and nurses sacrificed their lives fighting Corona. If we honour them with Bharat Ratna, then it will be a true tribute to them.&nbsp;
Lakhs of doctors and nurses served people selflessly without worrying about their lives and families. There can be no other better way (than honouring them with Bharat Ratna) to thank and honour them, the Delhi CM wrote in the letter in Hindi.
According to data made available by the Indian Medical Association (IMA) in mid-June, 730 doctors have died to coronavirus infection during the second wave.&nbsp;
Bihar saw the maximum number of 115 deaths, followed by Delhi at 109, Uttar Pradesh 79, West Bengal 62, Rajasthan 43, Jharkhand 39, and Andhra Pradesh 38, the data showed.
According to the IMA, 748 doctors died in the first wave of the pandemic.&nbsp;

In his letter,&nbsp;Kejriwal&nbsp;said&nbsp;there is no rule to award 'Bharat Ratna' to a group. All Indians&nbsp;are grateful to the doctors and if we honour them with Bharat Ratna, then it will be a true tribute to them.

Why India celebrates National Doctor's Day on July 1? Here's all you need to know:
Birth and death anniversary of the 'national doctor' Bidhan Chandra Roy
An iconic medical practitioner, freedom fighter, and politician
Born in Patna Bengal Presidency in 1882, went to England to study medicine
Denied admission at prestigious St Bartholomew&rsquo;s Hospital in London as he was Asian
Bidhan Chandra Roy didn't give up, got admission after 30 attempts
Went on to become a Member of the Royal College of Physicians and a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons
Joined India's Independence movement, was close to Mahatma Gandhi
Joined politics, became second chief minister of Bengal and served from 1948 to 1962
India honoured Dr Bidhan Chandra Roy with a Bharat Ratna in 1961.
Dr Bidhan Chandra Roy passed away on his 80th birthday on July 1, 1962.
The British Medical Journal, in its obituary of Roy, called him the &ldquo;first medical consultant in the subcontinent of India"

Why India celebrates National Doctor's Day on July 1. All you need to know

Why India celebrates National Doctor's Day on July 1? Here's all you need to know

Why India celebrates National Doctor's Day on July 1

Why India celebrates National Doctor's Day on July 1? Here's all you need to know:
Birth and death anniversary of the 'national doctor' Bidhan Chandra Roy
An iconic medical practitioner, freedom fighter, and politician
Born in Patna Bengal Presidency in 1882, went to England to study medicine
Denied admission at prestigious St Bartholomew&rsquo;s Hospital in London as he was Asian
Bidhan Chandra Roy didn't give up, got admission after 30 attempts
Went on to become a Member of the Royal College of Physicians and a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons
Joined India's Independence movement, was close to Mahatma Gandhi
Joined politics, became second chief minister of Bengal and served from 1948 to 1962
India honoured Dr Bidhan Chandra Roy with a Bharat Ratna in 1961.
Dr Bidhan Chandra Roy passed away on his 80th birthday on July 1, 1962.
The British Medical Journal, in its obituary of Roy, called him the &ldquo;first medical consultant in the subcontinent of India"

India celebrates National Doctor's Day on July. Here all you need to know about the significance and history of the important day. A tribute to the saviours amid the Covid-19 pandemic.

Nearly 800 doctors have succumbed to coronavirus infection during the second wave of Covid-19 in India, according to data available with the Indian Medical Association.
Delhi has seen the maximum number of deaths of doctors at 128 followed by Bihar and Uttar Pradesh with 115 and 79 deaths respectively.
Recently, the IMA had also said that eight pregnant doctors lost their lives during the second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic.
According to the IMA, 748 doctors died in the first wave of the pandemic.

India lost 800 doctors to Covid during second wave: IMA

Nearly 800 doctors have succumbed to coronavirus infection during the second wave of Covid-19 in India

Nearly 800 doctors have succumbed to coronavirus infection during the second wave of Covid-19 in India, according to data available with the Indian Medical Association.
Delhi has seen the maximum number of deaths of doctors at 128 followed by Bihar and Uttar Pradesh with 115 and 79 deaths respectively.
Recently, the IMA had also said that eight pregnant doctors lost their lives during the second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic.
According to the IMA, 748 doctors died in the first wave of the pandemic.

Nearly 800 doctors have succumbed to coronavirus infection during the second wave of Covid-19 in India, according to data available with the IMA

Nearly 800 doctors have succumbed to coronavirus infection during the second wave of Covid-19 in India, according to data available with the Indian Medical Association.
Delhi has seen the maximum number of deaths of doctors at 128 followed by Bihar and Uttar Pradesh with 115 and 79 deaths respectively.
Recently, the IMA had also said that eight pregnant doctors lost their lives during the second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic.
According to the IMA, 748 doctors died in the first wave of the pandemic.
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The Centre on Saturday asked state governments to register cases and invoke the stringent Epidemic Diseases (Amendment) Act, 2020 against those who indulge in assault on doctors and healthcare professionals.
In the wake of several incidents of attack on doctors and healthcare professionals, Union Home Secretary Ajay Bhalla said during the current Covid-19 pandemic, it has become imperative that strict action be taken against those who assault healthcare professionals.
According to this law, anyone involved in the assault on doctors and healthcare professionals are liable to be punished with imprisonment up to five years, and a fine up to Rs two lakh. Further, if an act of violence causes grievous harm, the offender will be punishable with imprisonment up to seven years and a fine up to Rs five lakh.

Centre to states: register FIRs against those involved in assault on doctors

The Centre on Saturday asked state governments to register cases and invoke the stringent Epidemic Diseases (Amendment) Act, 2020 against those who indulge in assault on doctors and healthcare professionals.
In the wake of several incidents of attack on doctors and healthcare professionals, Union Home Secretary Ajay Bhalla said during the current Covid-19 pandemic, it has become imperative that strict action be taken against those who assault healthcare professionals.
According to this law, anyone involved in the assault on doctors and healthcare professionals are liable to be punished with imprisonment up to five years, and a fine up to Rs two lakh. Further, if an act of violence causes grievous harm, the offender will be punishable with imprisonment up to seven years and a fine up to Rs five lakh.

The Indian Medical Association has issued a report which says that 730 doctors have died during the second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic.
The maximum number of deaths were recorded in&nbsp;Bihar&nbsp;with 115 doctors succumbing to the deadly virus, followed by 109 in Delhi and 79 in Uttar&nbsp;Pradesh.&nbsp;
Andhra&nbsp;Pradesh&nbsp;reported 38 deaths, Telangana&nbsp;37, Odisha&nbsp;31 and Kerala&nbsp;24. in Maharashtra, 23 doctors died due to Covid-19 in the second wave.&nbsp;

730 doctors have died during the 2nd wave of Covid-19: Indian Medical Association

The Indian Medical Association has issued a report which says that 730 doctors have died during the second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic.
The maximum number of deaths were recorded in&nbsp;Bihar&nbsp;with 115 doctors succumbing to the deadly virus, followed by 109 in Delhi and 79 in Uttar&nbsp;Pradesh.&nbsp;
Andhra&nbsp;Pradesh&nbsp;reported 38 deaths, Telangana&nbsp;37, Odisha&nbsp;31 and Kerala&nbsp;24. in Maharashtra, 23 doctors died due to Covid-19 in the second wave.&nbsp;

Resident doctors of All India Institute of Medical Science and Safdarjung hospital in Delhi have come out in support of the doctors protesting in Madhya Pradesh
Doctors from the two hospitals on Sunday evening took to the streets and held a candlelight vigil. "We are enraged to learn about the atrocities and callousness of the government of Madhya Pradesh," said representatives of the Federation of Resident Doctors Association (FORDA) in a statement.
"Our healthcare system is anyways in shambles and any further reduction in manpower will affect it adversely," the doctors added.
Some 3,000 junior doctors in six medical colleges across MP have been protesting for a week for a stipend hike as well as free Covid-19 treatment for them and their kin.
&nbsp;

Delhi doctors march in support of colleagues protesting in MP

Resident doctors of All India Institute of Medical Science and Safdarjung hospital in Delhi have come out in support of the doctors protesting in Madhya Pradesh

Resident doctors of All India Institute of Medical Science and Safdarjung hospital in Delhi have come out in support of the doctors protesting in Madhya Pradesh.
Doctors from the two hospitals on Sunday evening took to the streets and held a candlelight vigil. "Our healthcare system is anyways in shambles and any further reduction in manpower will affect it adversely," the doctors said,
Some 3,000 junior doctors in six medical colleges across MP have been protesting for a week for a stipend hike as well as free Covid-19 treatment for them and their kin.
&nbsp;

Resident doctors of All India Institute of Medical Science and Safdarjung hospital in Delhi have come out in support of the doctors protesting in Madhya Pradesh
Doctors from the two hospitals on Sunday evening took to the streets and held a candlelight vigil. "We are enraged to learn about the atrocities and callousness of the government of Madhya Pradesh," said representatives of the Federation of Resident Doctors Association (FORDA) in a statement.
"Our healthcare system is anyways in shambles and any further reduction in manpower will affect it adversely," the doctors added.
Some 3,000 junior doctors in six medical colleges across MP have been protesting for a week for a stipend hike as well as free Covid-19 treatment for them and their kin.
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Close to 600 doctors have lost their lives in the ravaging 2nd wave of&nbsp;Covid-19, the Indian Medical Association said on Saturday.
Giving a state-wise break up of 594 doctors' deaths, the IMA said that at least&nbsp;107 doctors in Delhi, 96 in Bihar, and 67 in Uttar&nbsp;Pradesh&nbsp;have succumbed to the viral infection.
As per IMA's&nbsp;data, 748 doctors died due to the virus in its first wave. The IMA has also raised its voice against attacks on doctors, healthcare staff, and hospitals. 
While IMA&nbsp;only keeps a record of its 3.5 lakh&nbsp;members, India has over 12 lakh&nbsp;doctors.&nbsp;

Nearly 600 doctors died in 2nd wave of Covid-19, says IMA

Close to 600 doctors have lost their lives in the ravaging 2nd wave of&nbsp;Covid-19, the Indian Medical Association said on Saturday.

Close to 600 doctors have lost their lives in the ravaging 2nd wave of&nbsp;Covid-19, the Indian Medical Association said on Saturday. Giving a state-wise break up of 594 doctors deaths, the IMA said that at least&nbsp;107 doctors in Delhi, 96 in Bihar, and 67 in Uttar&nbsp;Pradesh&nbsp;have succumbed to the viral infection. As per IMA's&nbsp;data, 748 doctors died due to the virus in its first wave. the IMA has also raised its voice against attacks on doctors, healthcare staff, and hospitals. While IMA&nbsp;only keeps a record of its 3.5 lakh&nbsp;members, India has over 12 lakh&nbsp;doctors.&nbsp;

Close to 600 doctors have lost their lives in the ravaging 2nd wave of&nbsp;Covid-19, the Indian Medical Association said on Saturday.
Giving a state-wise break up of 594 doctors' deaths, the IMA said that at least&nbsp;107 doctors in Delhi, 96 in Bihar, and 67 in Uttar&nbsp;Pradesh&nbsp;have succumbed to the viral infection.
As per IMA's&nbsp;data, 748 doctors died due to the virus in its first wave. The IMA has also raised its voice against attacks on doctors, healthcare staff, and hospitals. 
While IMA&nbsp;only keeps a record of its 3.5 lakh&nbsp;members, India has over 12 lakh&nbsp;doctors.&nbsp;

The Federation of resident doctors' association is observing 'Black Day' on Tuesday to protest against the remarks made by Baba Ramdev against allopathic medicines.
Calling Ramdev's remarks &ldquo;derogatory and distasteful statements&rdquo;, the doctors body said that the protests will take place "without hampering the patient care..."
Ramdev called allopathy "stupid science" and claimed that more people died after taking allopathic medicines than due to Covid or oxygen shortage. His remarks triggered outrage among the medical fraternity that called for action against the yoga guru.
Under fire, Ramdev withdrew his comments.

Doctors observe 'Black Day' against Ramdev's allopathy remarks

The Federation of resident doctors' association is observing 'Black Day' on Tuesday to protest against the remarks made by Baba Ramdev against allopathic medicines.

The Federation of resident doctors' association is observing 'Black Day' on Tuesday to protest against the remarks made by Baba Ramdev against allopathic medicines.
Calling Ramdev's remarks &ldquo;derogatory and distasteful statements&rdquo;, the doctors body said that the protests will take place "without hampering the patient care..."
Ramdev called allopathy "stupid science" and claimed that more people died after taking allopathic medicines than due to Covid or oxygen shortage. His remarks triggered outrage among the medical fraternity that called for action against the yoga guru.
Under fire, Ramdev withdrew his comments.

Viral Video: It's sure to give you goosebumps. A video tribute by doctors of Delhi AIIMS to Covid-19 warriors. 

Viral Video: AIIMS doctors musical tribute to Covid-19 warriors

This tribute to Corona warriors by AIIMS&nbsp;Delhi medics&nbsp;will give&nbsp;you goosebumps. Watch it here...

Watch: AIIMS medics musical tribute to Covid warriors

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It's sure to give you goosebumps. A video tribute by doctors of Delhi AIIMS to Covid warriors. The musical video is performed by a group of medics cut to famous song 'Teri Mitti Mein Mil Jaava' from Akshay Kumar hit Kesari. Apart from the lyrics, it's interspersed with commentary glorifying the inspirational role health workers and doctors have played in India's fight against Covid. The tribute compares doctors and medical workers fighting Covid to soldiers guarding borders. Watch the video...
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It's sure to give you goosebumps. A video tribute by doctors of Delhi AIIMS to <a href="https://www.editorji.com/covid-19" target="_blank">Covid</a> warriors. The musical video is performed by a group of medics cut to famous song 'Teri Mitti Mein Mil Jaava' from Akshay Kumar hit Kesari.
Apart from the lyrics, it's interspersed with commentary glorifying the inspirational role health workers and doctors have played in India's fight against Covid.
The tribute compares doctors and medical workers fighting Covid to soldiers guarding borders. Watch the video...
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At least 50 doctors were reported dead due to Covid related complication on Sunday alone, NDTV&nbsp;reported on Monday quoting the Indian Medical Association.
244 doctors have lost their lives due to Covid in the second wave since the first week of April, according to the IMA with Bihar topping the list at 69 followed by 34 in UP and 27 in Delhi.
Last year, 736 doctors had lost their lives during the first wave. A total of nearly 1,000 doctors across India have lost their lives due to Covid so far, the report said.
Five months into India's vaccination drive, only 66 per cent of India's healthcare workers have been fully vaccinated. The IMA said it is making all possible efforts to encourage doctors to take the jab.

50 doctors died due to Covid across India in a day, says top medical body

244 doctors have lost their lives due to Covid in the second wave since the first week of April, 50 of them on a&nbsp;single day: IMA

50 doctors died due to Covid across India in a day, says IMA

At least 50 doctors were reported dead due to Covid related complication on Sunday&nbsp;alone, NDTV&nbsp;reported on Monday quoting the Indian Medical Association. 244 doctors have lost their lives due to Covid in the second wave since the first week of April, according to the IMA with Bihar topping the list at 69 followed by 34 in UP and 27 in Delhi. Last year, 736 doctors had lost their lives during the first wave. A total of nearly 1,000 doctors across India have lost their lives due to Covid so far, the report said. Five months into India's vaccination drive, only 66 per cent of India's healthcare workers have been fully vaccinated. The IMA said it is making all possible efforts to encourage doctors to take the jab.

At least 50 doctors were reported dead due to Covid related complication on Sunday alone, NDTV&nbsp;reported on Monday quoting the Indian Medical Association.
244 doctors have lost their lives due to Covid in the second wave since the first week of April, according to the IMA with Bihar topping the list at 69 followed by 34 in UP and 27 in Delhi.
Last year, 736 doctors had lost their lives during the first wave. A total of nearly 1,000 doctors across India have lost their lives due to Covid so far, the report said.
Five months into India's vaccination drive, only 66 per cent of India's healthcare workers have been fully vaccinated. The IMA said it is making all possible efforts to encourage doctors to take the jab.

Doctors and medical workers are working long hours covered in uncomfortable PPE kits as the country is battling the second wave of coronavirus. A doctor from Gujarat has shared two photographs showing how tough it is on the healthcare professionals to wear PPE kits for hours on. Dr Sohil Makwana from Gujarat's Ahmedabad, who works at GMERS Medical College at Dharpur, shared two photographs that showed him completely drenched in sweat - in his PPE suit and without it. Despite the odds, he said in the post that he was "proud to serve the nation" in these trying times.

Covid-19: Doctor shows how hard it is to work wearing PPE kits for long hours

A doctor from Gujarat has shared two photographs showing how tough it is on the healthcare professionals to wear PPE kits for hours on

Doctor shows how hard it is to work wearing PPE kits for long hours

Doctors and medical workers are working long hours covered in uncomfortable PPE kits as the country is battling the second wave of coronavirus. A doctor from Gujarat has shared two photographs showing how tough it is on the healthcare professionals to wear PPE kits for hours on. Dr Sohil Makwana from Gujarat's Ahmedabad, who works at GMERS Medical College at Dharpur, shared two photographs that showed him completely drenched in sweat - in his PPE suit and without it. Despite the odds, he said in the post that he was "proud to serve the nation" in these trying times.

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