Bombay High Court refuses to stay show-cause notice issued to CPS Mumbai over admissions row
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Clarifying that the College of Physicians and Surgeons (CPS) needs to show that the courses are working as planned, the Bombay High Court bench on Tuesday declined to interfere with the show cause notice issued to the institute by the Secretary of Maharashtra Medical Education Department, Ashwini Joshi.
Apart from this, the HC bench has also asked CPS to set up proper infrastructure and ensure the availability of faculty members, as per the state government norms, in order to admit students for postgraduate medical courses.
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Bombay HC Refuses To Stay Show-Cause Notice Issued To CPS Mumbai Over Admissions Row
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