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Madras HC lauds CM's initiative To bear Fees of Meritorious MBBS Students incapable of paying private college fee
Chennai: The Madras High Court recently lauded the Chief Minister's initiative to bear the course fee of those meritorious students seeking medical education but are financially struggling. Chief Minister of the State made a commitment that the government would take the responsibility of paying the medical fee of those meritorious medicos who could not pay the fees in private colleges....
Chennai: The Madras High Court recently lauded the Chief Minister's initiative to bear the course fee of those meritorious students seeking medical education but are financially struggling.
Chief Minister of the State made a commitment that the government would take the responsibility of paying the medical fee of those meritorious medicos who could not pay the fees in private colleges.
The Chief Minister's decision appears that this State produces more meritorious Doctors to serve the public and concentrate in treating the patients than earning. If a person spends more money for an MBBS seat and thereafter for higher education, he/she will try to concentrate on earning and not on service. Hence, the Chief Minister's offer must be appreciated.
Sanchari Chattopadhyay has pursued her M.A in English and Culture Studies from the University of Burdwan, West Bengal. She likes observing cultural specificities and exploring new places.