Three key autonomous medical bodies in India, responsible for regulating doctors, dentists, and nurses, are currently in a dysfunctional state due to unfilled vacancies and ad hoc management. This includes the National Medical Commission, Dental Commission, and Nursing and Midwifery Commission, leading to concerns about transparency and efficiency.
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US President Donald Trump criticized $21 million funding for voter turnout in India and $29 million to strengthen Bangladesh's political landscape. He questioned the allocation of such substantial amounts abroad while similar efforts could be prioritized in the US. The issue has sparked political debates in India, drawing reactions from various leaders and the Ministry of External Affairs.
Kannada actor Ranya Rao was caught smuggling 14.2 kg gold at Bengaluru airport. Her father, DGP Ramachandra Rao, has been sent on 'compulsory leave' to avoid embarrassment. Three central agencies are investigating, with Rao's involvement denied by Ranya, who claims she was coerced into signing documents. The central agencies might summon Rao for questioning.
HAL's Chairman D K Sunil assured that technical issues with the Light Combat Aircraft Tejas have been resolved and deliveries to the IAF will commence shortly. Addressing concerns from IAF Chief AP Singh, Sunil confirmed that necessary structures are now ready, and aircraft will start rolling out once engines are available.
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The Indian home ministry has instructed all states and UTs to screen prisoners and prison staff for tuberculosis as part of a nationwide 100-day campaign on TB elimination. The initiative aims to conduct awareness drives, provide information on prevention, symptoms, and cure, and curb TB prevalence in prisons.
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Dr. Bhaskar Das, a revered media leader known for his strategic vision and mentorship, has passed away. His significant contributions to The Times of India and later Zee Media Corporation Ltd, along with his enthusiastic leadership, continue to inspire the media industry. His legacy will endure through the professionals he guided.
Cow vigilantes and Indore municipal employees clashed during an anti-encroachment drive to remove a 30-year-old cow shelter. Several municipal vehicles were damaged, and both sides allegedly engaged in violence. Local Bajrang Dal members protested the treatment of cows during relocation, and police are awaiting complaints to investigate the incident.
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