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Fee issue: 300 medicos await Medical Council registration as medical colleges withhold certificate
Telangana: The future of almost 300 PG medicos and dental students of Hyderabad are being threatened as they are facing difficulty to pursue senior residency and super speciality courses after the private medical colleges are still allegedly withholding their original certificates over fee payment issues.The medicos are neither able to register themselves with the Telangana State Medical...
Telangana: The future of almost 300 PG medicos and dental students of Hyderabad are being threatened as they are facing difficulty to pursue senior residency and super speciality courses after the private medical colleges are still allegedly withholding their original certificates over fee payment issues.
The medicos are neither able to register themselves with the Telangana State Medical Council and start their official practice nor can they pursue any further studies in super speciality courses.
The Healthcare Reforms Doctors Association has already registered a case with Telangana State human rights commission and filed a memo for the release of original certificates to passed out PGs by private medical colleges.
HRDA filed memo in Telangana State Human Rights Commission for release of original certificates to passed out PGs by private medical colleges. pic.twitter.com/zbl9t6B1w1
— Healthcare Reforms Doctors Association - HRDA (@ReformsHrda) October 22, 2020
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.