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Shoes Transported In Ambulance In Rajasthan, Driver Removed After Viral Video
The ambulance driver, who was appointed by an NGO, has been removed while a panel has been put together to probe the matter, principal medical officer (PMO) of Dausa Government Hospital, Dr. Shivram Meena said.
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NGO Moves Court For Ukraine Returnees To Join Medical Colleges In India
Pravasi Legal Cell, an NGO has moved to Delhi High Court in regards to Ukraine returnee medical students seeking direction to Union of India, National Medical Commission (NMC) to allow them to join Indian medical colleges.
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Kerala High Court Asks Medical Education Board To Review Queer-Phobic Content In Books
The Kerala High Court has directed the Undergraduate Medical Education Board to consider the representations of two NGOs, working for the welfare of the LGBTQ community, against alleged queer-phobic contents in medical textbooks.
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Amid Pandemic, This NGO Is Giving Hope To People In Kashmir Valley
Since the last four months, Farooq Ahmad Bhat and his NGO, Help Poor Voluntary Trust, have become a beacon of hope for hundreds living in the Kashmir Valley who are in need of medical assistance and have been the hardest hit during the lockdown.
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Jaipur Woman Gives Hope To HIV-Positive Kids With NGO Named "Faith"
"The idea behind Faith is to provide medical and emotional help to children with HIV. When people come to know about their illness, they are treated like untouchables. There are many such sad stories and I don't know how to tell them," says Smriti, who runs the NGO Faith in Jaipur to help HIV-positive children.
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At Least 14 People Lose Eyesight After Free Eye Surgery Camp in Punjab
At least 14 people have lost their vision after cataract surgery at an eye camp organized without permission by an NGO in Punjab last month. Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal has ordered an inquiry.
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Solar power for urban poor in Kolkata
Some 100 odd poor familes living in an area of north Kolkata would possibly be the first in West Bengal to get solar home lighting systems with the help of three NGOs. "We have decided to light up homes of 100 poor families living without electricty in Bagbazar area in north Kolkata with solar photovoltic home lighting modules to mark the 150th bi...
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Shoes Transported In Ambulance In Rajasthan, Driver Removed After Viral Video
The ambulance driver, who was appointed by an NGO, has been removed while a panel has been put together to probe the matter, principal medical officer (PMO) of Dausa Government Hospital, Dr. Shivram Meena said.
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NGO Moves Court For Ukraine Returnees To Join Medical Colleges In India
Pravasi Legal Cell, an NGO has moved to Delhi High Court in regards to Ukraine returnee medical students seeking direction to Union of India, National Medical Commission (NMC) to allow them to join Indian medical colleges.
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Kerala High Court Asks Medical Education Board To Review Queer-Phobic Content In Books
The Kerala High Court has directed the Undergraduate Medical Education Board to consider the representations of two NGOs, working for the welfare of the LGBTQ community, against alleged queer-phobic contents in medical textbooks.
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Amid Pandemic, This NGO Is Giving Hope To People In Kashmir Valley
Since the last four months, Farooq Ahmad Bhat and his NGO, Help Poor Voluntary Trust, have become a beacon of hope for hundreds living in the Kashmir Valley who are in need of medical assistance and have been the hardest hit during the lockdown.
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Jaipur Woman Gives Hope To HIV-Positive Kids With NGO Named "Faith"
"The idea behind Faith is to provide medical and emotional help to children with HIV. When people come to know about their illness, they are treated like untouchables. There are many such sad stories and I don't know how to tell them," says Smriti, who runs the NGO Faith in Jaipur to help HIV-positive children.
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At Least 14 People Lose Eyesight After Free Eye Surgery Camp in Punjab
At least 14 people have lost their vision after cataract surgery at an eye camp organized without permission by an NGO in Punjab last month. Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal has ordered an inquiry.
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Solar power for urban poor in Kolkata
Some 100 odd poor familes living in an area of north Kolkata would possibly be the first in West Bengal to get solar home lighting systems with the help of three NGOs. "We have decided to light up homes of 100 poor families living without electricty in Bagbazar area in north Kolkata with solar photovoltic home lighting modules to mark the 150th bi...
