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12 years of Modi government strengthened India's health sector through accessibility and digital innovation: Amit ShahIndia's health sector has seen historic changes in the last 12 years. Accessible, affordable, and quality healthcare is now a reality for c...- Tripura attracted Rs 30,000 crore investment proposals last year with Rs 8,000 crore projects grounded: CMTripura is experiencing significant economic growth. The state attracted investment proposals exceeding Rs 30,000 crore, with over Rs 8,000...
- India's healthcare transformed in 12 years under PM Modi: ReportIndia's healthcare sector has seen a major transformation over the last 12 years. Health insurance coverage has expanded significantly. Mat...
- Health services, medical education expansion to be driven by modern tech: Yogi AdityanathUttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath reviewed health and medical education. He stressed improving treatment quality and expanding s...
- Doctors seek implementation of NExT for MBBS studentsDoctors and faculty are pushing for the National Exit Test, or NExT, to be introduced soon. This exam aims to replace multiple current test...
- Delhi plans hospital integration to boost PG medical seats, specialist trainingDelhi is set to significantly increase postgraduate medical seats. Key state hospitals will be integrated into a single structure, similar ...
- Delhi: Substantial increase in number of medical education seats on cardsOver the next three years, they aim to raise the number of MBBS and MD seats from 595 to 1,070 and add 2,000 beds to hospitals currently un...
- MBBS seats in India increase 110 per cent since 2014, Centre tells Lok SabhaThe number of medical colleges in India has increased by 82%, from 387 before 2014 to 704 currently, with corresponding growth in the numbe...
- MBBS seats increased by 87%, PG by 105% during NDA rule: MandaviyaThe minister said, "MBBS seats have also seen a massive 87 per cent increase from 51,348 in 2014 to 96,077 in 2022. Similarly, PG seats hav...
- Govt gave nod to 157 new medical colleges in India since 2014: Health ministry"Of these, 6,500 seats have already been created with the functioning of 64 new medical colleges. Under the centrally sponsored schemes (CS...
- COVID-19: Karnataka plans to step up testing to 75,000 a dayThe government has already ramped up the testing capacity to 50,000 tests a day now, he said at an interaction Prime Minister Narendra Modi...
- 4,800 MBBS seats reserved for economically weaker studentsUnion Minister Harsh Vardhan said new medical colleges are being established in under-served districts
- Biggest-ever addition to government MBBS seats: 2,750 seats in 25 new collegesWith the expansion in 2019, there are now 70,978 MBBS seats in 529 colleges in India.
- Centre's denial to establish new medical colleges causing doctor shortage: SCThe Centre's disapproval to establish new medical colleges or to increase their intake capacity have caused loss of opportunities.
- BJP to meet union health minister JP Nadda on increasing JIPMER seatsBJP today said it would soon meet Union Health Minister JP Nadda to seek a hike by 100 seats in the intake in first MBBS course in JIPMER.
- Number of MBBS seats to go up by 2,500 in medical colleges across the countryAround 2,500 MBBS seats are to be added to various medical colleges across the country, after an empowered committee of the health departme...
- Government clears 10,000 more MBBS seats to address shortage of doctorsOf the Rs 10,000 crore proposal, the Centre would bear Rs 7,500 crore and state/Union Territory's share will be Rs 2,500 crore.
- Proposal to raise number of MBBS seats in CCEA tomorrowA proposal for increasing the number of MBBS seats is slated for consideration of the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs here tomorrow.
- Health Ministry to allow hike in MBBS seatsThe Health Ministry has proposed to increase MBBS seats in the country by allowing government and recognised private medical colleges to do...
- Bigger scam in PG courses not out yetThe scam gets bigger, more brazen as medical graduates embark on specialisations necessary for a successful career.
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