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Bomb Scare at Medanta-The Medcity creates panic, culprit identified as doctor
Panic was created at the Medanta-The Medicity, here when the hospital authorities received a hoax call that a bomb has been planted at the facility. While police rushed to the spot to diffuse the situation of the bomb scare, the investigation further revealed a shocker at that call was made by one of the doctors who was previously working at the hospital and was sacked in 2017.
The incident took place on Thursday at the Medanta-The Medicity, a hoax caller has ranged up and informed that the bomb has been planted at the facility.
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Bomb Scare At Medanta-The Medcity Creates Panic, Culprit Identified As Doctor
Rs 1 Crore Bond For PG, Rs 1.5 Crore For SS In Haryana
Imposing costlier penalty this time for doctors, the Haryana Government has approved a new draft bond service policy for PG medical Degree, PG Diploma and DNB courses for Haryana Civil Medical Service (HCMS) and Haryana Civil Dental Service (HCDS) in the Health Department.
According to the draft policy, the doctors will be required to execute a bond agreement of Rs 1 crore for PG degree with pay, Rs 65 lakh for PG diploma with pay and Rs 1.50 crore for the super-speciality course with pay. Moreover, with the benefit of incentive/reservation with pay, an amount of Rs.1 crore has been set for super specialisation, Rs.75 lakh for PG medical degree and Rs. 45 lakh for PG Diploma. Similarly, an amount of Rs.75 lakh for super speciality, Rs.40 lakh for PG degree and Rs.25 lakh for PG diploma has been fixed for medicos who don't intend to avail the benefit of incentive/reservation. Earlier, for the PG course, the candidates needed to pay the amount Rs 10 lakh for which Bond had to be executed at the time of admission by the Institute.
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Rs 1 Crore Bond For PG, Rs 1.5 Crore For SS In Haryana
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