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NMC is the regulatory body for country's medical education and medical professionals

Report: Over 100 medical colleges across India likely to lose NMC's recognition 

NMC is the regulatory body for the country's medical education and medical professionals

Around 150 medical colleges of the country may lose the National Medical Commission's recognition for inadequate faculty and non-compliance with rules, NDTV reported citing sources.
40 medical colleges already have lost recognition and must show to the NMC that they are following set standards, it added.&nbsp;
Medical colleges in Gujarat, Assam, Puducherry, Tamil Nadu, Punjab, Andhra Pradesh, Tripura and West Bengal are reportedly under NMC's radar.&nbsp;
NMC is the regulatory body for the country's medical education and medical professionals

A day after a medical college in Gujarat’s Ahmedabad was renamed after Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday, Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) working president and Industries Minister KT Rama Rao (KTR) took a jibe at Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

'Gandhi ji will be replaced by...': KTR takes a dig at Sitharaman as college gets renamed after PM Modi

The college is run by an education trust of the Bharatiya Janata Party-ruled Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC) .&nbsp;

A day after a medical college in Gujarat&rsquo;s Ahmedabad was renamed after Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday, Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) working president and Industries Minister KT Rama Rao (KTR) took a jibe at Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Finance minister Nirmala Sithraman.&nbsp;
Expressing his displeasure on Twitter, the Telangana minister said that if Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman had her way, she might order RBI to print new currency notes with PM Modi&rsquo;s photo replacing Mahatma Gandhi.
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">
LG medical college in Ahmedabad renamed as Narendra Modi medical college! Already Sardar Patel stadium has been renamed as Narendra Modi stadium If FM Nirmala Ji has her way, RBI may soon be ordered to print new currency notes where Mahatma Gandhi Ji will be replaced by Modi Ji
&mdash; KTR (@KTRTRS) <a href="https://twitter.com/KTRTRS/status/1570597300548046849?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 16, 2022</a></blockquote>
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The college is run by an education trust of the Bharatiya Janata Party-ruled Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC) .&nbsp;
Earlier, the TRS working president KT Rama Rao responded to former Jharkhand Chief Minister Raghubar Das saying Hyderabad&rsquo;s name will be changed to Bhagyanagar if the BJP comes to power in Telangana.&nbsp;
The Centre has been renaming stations, roads and places for a while now.&nbsp;
With PTI Inputs
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The dean of a state-run medical college was relieved of his post and put on waiting list as 'Maharshi Charak Shapath' instead of the Hippocratic oath was administered to new students and a departmental inquiry has been ordered, the government said on Sunday.
At the Madurai Government Medical College, instead of the Hippocratic Oath, the Maharshi Charak Shapath was administered on Saturday to the newly admitted students and this is 'strongly condemnable', an official release here said.
Hence, the Madurai college dean Dr A Rathinavel was relieved of his post and is placed on waiting list, the government said.
Also, a departmental inquiry has been ordered for violation of rule and unilaterally making students to take the Charaka oath. The action has been ordered by Health Minister Ma Subramanian.
The government said it would advise heads of all state-run medical colleges through a circular to always follow the Hippocratic oath without fail.
The National Medical Commission had recently recommended that the Maharshi Charak Shapath should replace the Hippocratic oath. According to new guidelines, "Modified Maharshi Charak Shapath is recommended when a candidate is introduced to medical education." Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya had said in Parliament that 'Maharshi Charak Shapath' would be optional and not forced on medical students.
Charaka Shapath or Charaka oath, is a passage from the 'Charaka Samhita.' It is a guideline, like dos and don'ts, by a teacher to fresh medical students. The Samhita is a Sanskrit text on Ayurveda, the ancient Indian system of medicine. The Hippocratic Oath is an ethical code attributed to the ancient Greek physician Hippocrates and it is widely used.

Medical college dean suspended after students take 'Charaka' oath in Sanskrit instead of Hippocratic oath

The dean of a state-run medical college was relieved of his post as 'Maharshi Charak Shapath' in Sanskrit instead of the Hippocratic oath in English was administered to new students. The government has ordered a departmental inquiry and relieved dean of the Madurai college of his post.&nbsp; The National Medical Commission had recently recommended that the Maharshi Charak Shapath should replace the Hippocratic oath. &nbsp; According to new guidelines, "Modified Maharshi Charak Shapath is recommended when a candidate is introduced to medical education." Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya had said in Parliament that 'Maharshi Charak Shapath' would be optional.&nbsp; Charaka Shapath or Charaka oath, is a passage from the 'Charaka Samhita.' It is a guideline for new medical students.&nbsp;&nbsp; The Hippocratic Oath is an ethical code attributed to the ancient Greek physician Hippocrates and is widely used.&nbsp;

'Maharshi Charak Shapath' in Sanskrit instead of the Hippocratic oath in English was administered to new students

The dean of a state-run medical college was relieved of his post and put on waiting list as 'Maharshi Charak Shapath' instead of the Hippocratic oath was administered to new students and a departmental inquiry has been ordered, the government said on Sunday.
At the Madurai Government Medical College, instead of the Hippocratic Oath, the Maharshi Charak Shapath was administered on Saturday to the newly admitted students and this is 'strongly condemnable', an official release here said.
Hence, the Madurai college dean Dr A Rathinavel was relieved of his post and is placed on waiting list, the government said.
Also, a departmental inquiry has been ordered for violation of rule and unilaterally making students to take the Charaka oath. The action has been ordered by Health Minister Ma Subramanian.
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The government said it would advise heads of all state-run medical colleges through a circular to always follow the Hippocratic oath without fail.
The National Medical Commission had recently recommended that the Maharshi Charak Shapath should replace the Hippocratic oath. According to new guidelines, "Modified Maharshi Charak Shapath is recommended when a candidate is introduced to medical education." Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya had said in Parliament that 'Maharshi Charak Shapath' would be optional and not forced on medical students.
Charaka Shapath or Charaka oath, is a passage from the 'Charaka Samhita.' It is a guideline, like dos and don'ts, by a teacher to fresh medical students. The Samhita is a Sanskrit text on Ayurveda, the ancient Indian system of medicine. The Hippocratic Oath is an ethical code attributed to the ancient Greek physician Hippocrates and it is widely used.

On National Doctors' Day 2021, a small tribute to the one community that has been busier than most others during the pandemic. 

National Doctors' Day 2021: when our medicos danced away to save lives! 

The mayhem began in March 2020 and since then&nbsp;Covid-19 has taken nearly 4 lakh&nbsp;lives in India. Here is a small tribute to one community that has been busier than the others during this time.&nbsp;

National Doctors' Day: when our medicos shook a leg while saving lives! 

Covid-19 has taken nearly 4 lakh&nbsp;lives in India
While the rest of us isolate and shelter at home...
Doctors have been fighting the waves from the frontline 
We thank every doctor,&nbsp;healthcare professional &amp; care provider&nbsp;
for not just saving lives but even keeping up our spirits&nbsp;
An ode to our doctors...&nbsp; 
who continue to work tirelessly for their patients&nbsp;
and even shake a leg to cheer away our pandemic blues

On&nbsp;National Doctors' Day 2021, a small tribute to the one community that has been busier than most others during the pandemic.&nbsp;

The mayhem began in March 2020 and since then&nbsp;Covid-19 has taken nearly 4 lakh&nbsp;lives in India. On&nbsp;National Doctors' Day, here is a small tribute to one community that has been busier than the others.&nbsp;
While the rest of us isolate and shelter at home, doctors have been fighting the dangerous waves from the frontline.&nbsp;
We thank every doctor,&nbsp;healthcare professional and care provider&nbsp;for not just saving lives but even keeping up our spirits during this dismal time.&nbsp;
An ode to our doctors who continue to work tirelessly for their patients&nbsp;and even shake a leg to cheer away our pandemic blues!&nbsp;
Not all heroes wear a cape... some just don the PPE.
Also read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/why-india-celebrates-national-doctor-s-day-on-july-1-1625024797680" target="_blank">Why India celebrates National Doctor's Day on July 1</a>

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