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"Ugly Girls Can Be Married Off": Textbook Lists Dowry 'Merits' In Shocker
An image of a book page, listing the "merits and advantages" of the dowry system, has gone viral on social media, prompting people to wonder the kind of message such reading material is sending to youngsters and the society at large.
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Over 1,500 Suggestions Received For New Draft Nursing Course: Health Minister
In the draft nursing education curriculum, class 12th pass students of all the three streams--science, arts and commerce--will be eligible for BSc Nursing course.
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Regulator Moots BSc Nursing Course For Arts, Commerce Students
The proposal comes after the Council had decided, last year, to opt for a single entry level for nursing by phasing out the General Nursing and Midwifery (GNM) programme. While GNM is a diploma course, BSc nursing is a four year course.
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India Biggest Exporter Of Doctors, Nurses To Europe: Report
India has emerged as the largest exporter of doctors and nurses to European countries, a media report said on Monday.
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Nurses Taking Up Jobs in 18 Emigration Check Required Countries Need Clearance
In the wake of reports of malpractices in recruitment of nurses, the government has issued an order which requires nurses to take emigration clearance before taking up overseas employment in 18 Emigration Check Required (ECR) countries.
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Indian-Origin Nurse to be Honoured in Singapore
An Indian-origin nurse in Singapore will receive an international achievement award for her work in the healthcare sector of women and refugees, becoming the first Singaporean to get the prestigious biennial prize.
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Madras High Court hits nursing association with costs
Coming down heavily on a private nursing association for attempting to use the court for its "vested interests", the Madras High Court has hit the association with costs of Rs 25,000.
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"Ugly Girls Can Be Married Off": Textbook Lists Dowry 'Merits' In Shocker
An image of a book page, listing the "merits and advantages" of the dowry system, has gone viral on social media, prompting people to wonder the kind of message such reading material is sending to youngsters and the society at large.
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Over 1,500 Suggestions Received For New Draft Nursing Course: Health Minister
In the draft nursing education curriculum, class 12th pass students of all the three streams--science, arts and commerce--will be eligible for BSc Nursing course.
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Regulator Moots BSc Nursing Course For Arts, Commerce Students
The proposal comes after the Council had decided, last year, to opt for a single entry level for nursing by phasing out the General Nursing and Midwifery (GNM) programme. While GNM is a diploma course, BSc nursing is a four year course.
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India Biggest Exporter Of Doctors, Nurses To Europe: Report
India has emerged as the largest exporter of doctors and nurses to European countries, a media report said on Monday.
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Nurses Taking Up Jobs in 18 Emigration Check Required Countries Need Clearance
In the wake of reports of malpractices in recruitment of nurses, the government has issued an order which requires nurses to take emigration clearance before taking up overseas employment in 18 Emigration Check Required (ECR) countries.
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Indian-Origin Nurse to be Honoured in Singapore
An Indian-origin nurse in Singapore will receive an international achievement award for her work in the healthcare sector of women and refugees, becoming the first Singaporean to get the prestigious biennial prize.
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Madras High Court hits nursing association with costs
Coming down heavily on a private nursing association for attempting to use the court for its "vested interests", the Madras High Court has hit the association with costs of Rs 25,000.
