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Appoint only medical postgraduates as teachers in medical colleges: IMA

IMA urges Health Ministry to ensure only medical postgraduates are appointed in medical colleges to uphold CBME syllabus, and adjust non-medical postgraduates within 15% limit.

The Hindu

Indian Medical Association seeks a relook at proposed exit exam for MBBS students

The Indian Medical Association (IMA) has appealed to the National Medical Commission (NMC) to take a relook at its proposed exit examination for all MBBS students in the country, which will now be the licentiate exam and post graduate selection exam.

The Hindu

Senate Democrats, business groups at odds over biometric privacy law

The Illinois Supreme Court all but begged the General Assembly to take another look at the Biometric Information Privacy Act in a ruling that could ultimately cost the White Castle burger chain billions for collecting employee fingerprint scans.

Chicago Sun-Times

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Alappuzha doctor bags IMA award

Dr. K. Venugopal, chief consultant in respiratory medicine at General Hospital, Alappuzha, has been selected for an award instituted by the Indian Medical Association (IMA) to commemorate National Doctors’ Day on July 1.

The Hindu

Hyundai Motor Group’s Electric Trucks Are On The Horizon: What To Expect

Upcoming IMA-based electric trucks from Hyundai and Kia could help HMG tap into a large and competitive North American pickup truck market.

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IMA demands hospital attacks audit

Indian Medical Association has demanded that a monthly audit on hospital attacks in the State be made and a report on action taken be prepared.

The Hindu

IMA Dehradun: Army Chief General Manoj Pande reviews Academy's passing out parade

According to the official statement, 374 cadets from India and abroad passed out in the passing out parade. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Army chief Manoj Pande advises IMA graduates to evolve with changing times to be combat ready

Chief of Army Staff Gen. Manoj Pande on June 10 asked Indian Military Academy (IMA) graduates to keep updating their skills to deal with the challenges of rapidly changing dynamics of combat.

The Hindu

Home Office delays left EU citizens struggling post-Brexit, watchdog says

EU CITIZENS were left struggling to work, rent homes and open bank accounts because of UK Government failures post-Brexit...

The National (Scotland)

'Why so late in the day?': Mark Drakeford criticises UK bid to block glass from DRS

WELSH First Minister Mark Drakeford has said he would dispute the use of the Internal Market Act (IMA) to stop the Scottish Government including…

The National (Scotland)

Diagnostic imaging of the Rajasthan Right to Health Act

Governments and the medical community should sensitise themselves to the broader social dimensions of health and health legislation

The Hindu

Doctors, medicos continue agitation over house surgeon’s murder

The outpouring of grief and outrage of medical fraternity over the murder a young house surgeon, Vandana Das, while on duty continued on Thursday too, with medical students and doctors staying away from work and taking to the streets.

The Hindu

Kerala Doctor Murder: IMA meets CM Vijayan, demands new ordinance to protect health workers

A representation of doctors under the leadership of the IMA on Thursday met Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan raising certain demands over the protection of health workers after a doctor was murdered earlier this week. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Health workers, medical students take to streets against house surgeon’s murder

Doctors, medical students, and health workers in large numbers staged protests at various places in Kozhikode district on Wednesday against the brutal murder of Vandana Das, a house surgeon at the Kottarakkara Taluk Hospital earlier in the day.

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Starting trouble for new medical colleges in Telangana

The Telangana government is progressing towards establishing at least one medical college in each of the 33 districts of the State.

The Independent UK

Lib Dem MP asks for clarity on deposit return scheme dispute resolution

Christine Jardine has written to Murdoch MacLennan chair of the Office for the Internal Market.

Birmingham Post

April round-up of East Midlands movers and shakers

Changes at Azets, Premier Logistics, Nottingham University Business School, Allison Homes, PKF Smith Cooper, Blueprint Interiors, IMA Architects, The Speakers Agency and Wattbike

The Times of India

"Avoid antibiotics": Know why IMA issued advisory amid rising cases of fever

The Indian Medical Association (IMA) on Friday released an advisory urging people to avoid taking antibiotics like Azithromycin and Amoxiclav. The advisory signed by Dr Sharad Kumar Agarwal, National President, IMA, and other members has said that taking antibiotics when there is no requirement of it, leads to antibiotic resistance.

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The Independent UK

Home Office accepts Brexit EU citizens registration scheme is unlawful

The High Court ruled against the ‘pre-settled status’ element in December

The Independent UK

Government not challenging judgment that rules on EU citizens in UK are unlawful

A lawyer told the High Court last year that the affected cohort is about 2.6 million people.

Bristol Post

DWP: Thousands of claimants may be forced to repay benefits

The mistake comes after the Home Office failed to update records

Nottingham Post

DWP errors could mean thousands forced to repay benefits

A DWP spokesperson said: "We are still working through how many people are affected and how much is owed."

Daily Mirror

Thousands of benefit claimants may have wrongly been paid money after Government error

EU citizens who claimed benefits before Brexit but were refused a citizens status may have to pay the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) money back due to an data error by the Home Office

The Guardian - UK

More than 140,000 EU citizens in UK may have wrongly received benefits

Independent Monitoring Authority concerned by Home Office error and impact it could have on those affected

Dynamite News

Two Covid Positive Cases Detected At Kolkata Airport

Two persons returning from abroad have tested positive for the Coronavirus infection. Read on for details:

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