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Gujarat Cancels University Exams; Merit-Based Progression To 9.5 Lakh
Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani has granted merit-based progression to over 9.5 lakh students in second, fourth and sixth semesters, except for those in medical and para-medical programmes, the Chief Ministers Office (CMO) said.
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Supreme Court Asks Gujarat To Give 50 Per Cent Quota To In-Service Medicos
The Supreme Court directed the Gujarat government to give 50 per cent reservation to the in-service candidates for admission to post-graduate medical diploma courses as per the regulations of the Medical Council of India.
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Rape Survivor Moves Gujarat High Court For Termination Of Pregnancy
Gujarat High Court today directed the medical officer of the civil hospital in Ahmedabad to examine a rape survivor, who has sought its permission for termination of her 22-week pregnancy.
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Prime Minister's Office denies Narendra Modi's claim of Rs 1880 cr expense on Sonia Gandhi's trips abroad
The Prime Minister's Office has, without naming Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi, rubbished his allegation that the government spent Rs 1,880 crore of public money on UPA Chairperson Sonia Gandhi's foreign trips as "untrue and misleading", also stating emphatically that the Manmohan Singh government has not paid for Mrs Gandhi's medical treatme...
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Gujarat Cancels University Exams; Merit-Based Progression To 9.5 Lakh
Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani has granted merit-based progression to over 9.5 lakh students in second, fourth and sixth semesters, except for those in medical and para-medical programmes, the Chief Ministers Office (CMO) said.
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Supreme Court Asks Gujarat To Give 50 Per Cent Quota To In-Service Medicos
The Supreme Court directed the Gujarat government to give 50 per cent reservation to the in-service candidates for admission to post-graduate medical diploma courses as per the regulations of the Medical Council of India.
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Rape Survivor Moves Gujarat High Court For Termination Of Pregnancy
Gujarat High Court today directed the medical officer of the civil hospital in Ahmedabad to examine a rape survivor, who has sought its permission for termination of her 22-week pregnancy.
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Prime Minister's Office denies Narendra Modi's claim of Rs 1880 cr expense on Sonia Gandhi's trips abroad
The Prime Minister's Office has, without naming Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi, rubbished his allegation that the government spent Rs 1,880 crore of public money on UPA Chairperson Sonia Gandhi's foreign trips as "untrue and misleading", also stating emphatically that the Manmohan Singh government has not paid for Mrs Gandhi's medical treatme...
