The Supreme Court of India said the National Testing Agency had not learnt from the earlier NEET leak. It sought a reply from the Centre, NTA and the Central Bureau of Investigation on pleas seeking an autonomous body.
The Federation of All India Medical Association (FAIMA) has announced a nationwide shutdown of elective services in solidarity with protesting junior doctors in West Bengal, while ensuring emergency services remain functional. The move, prompted by unaddressed safety concerns, highlights the medical community’s frustration and determination for justice and workplace safety.
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Today, On 10th October, , nine protestors, including junior doctors, arrested during RG Kar protests in Kolkata, will appear in court. They decried the arrests as violations of their rights while demanding justice for Abhaya, a victim of rape and murder. Earlier, civic volunteers allegedly manhandled protestors at a Durga Puja pandal.
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The NEET PG 2024 exam faced delays and controversies, leading to a Supreme Court case with 19 petitioners demanding transparency and timely results. The Court’s notice to the National Board of Examinations is a significant development. The Medical Counselling Committee has not confirmed the counselling schedule, but tentative dates suggest registration may begin on September 20, 2024.