Health Bulletin 21/ November/ 2024
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The Supreme Court today denied granting anticipatory bail to a doctor from Jaipur-based Fortis Hospital, who was earlier accused of performing illegal kidney transplants.
Earlier, the Rajasthan High Court had also denied quashing a First Information Report (FIR) filed against the petitioner before the Supreme Court-a Urosurgeon and a Nephrologist from Fortis Hospital, Jaipur, who were accused of involvement in the illegal kidney transplantation racket.
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MBBS students taking admission to the government medical institutes in Tripura under the State Quota seats have to execute a Service Bond at the time of admission assuring to serve the State for five years after completion of the course or pay a penalty of Rs 20 lakh.
These conditions are applicable from the academic session of 2020 and as per the Government notification dated 6th September 2016 (attached with the Information Bulletin) also, the Government had ordered five years of service and a Rs 20 lakh bond penalty for UG students. However, before that, the bond penalty amount was Rs 5 lakh for undergraduate medical courses.
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The National Board of Medical Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) has released two notices for candidates and institutes/hospitals regarding joining the NBEMS seats allotted through National Eligibility and Entrance Test-Postgraduate (NEET PG) AIQ 2024 counselling.
As per the notices, the Online Centralised merit-based Counseling for AIQ (MD/ MS/ DNB Post MBBS/ NBEMS Diploma) seats has been notified by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) of DGHS (MoHFW) for the 2024 admission session. Therefore, all candidates are advised to go through the seat matrix carefully which is published by MCC for each specific round. The information regarding the applicability of service bonds, if any, should be looked into before choice filling.
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