Ukraine returned medicos reject academic mobility programme
While the Union Health Ministry has informed the Supreme Court about the "Academic Mobility Programme" as the possible solution for the Ukraine returned medicos who had to leave their courses midway, the medicos have rejected the offer altogether.
Filing a counter affidavit in this regard, the petitioner students from Ukraine informed the Supreme Court that the suggestions offered by the National Medical Commission (NMC) and the Union Health Ministry have been made on the basis of non-exercise of any homework and non-examination of actual facts and reality, adds Outlook India.
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