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Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee's Body To Be Donated To Hospital For Research
The mortal remains of former West Bengal chief minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee will be handed over to state government-run NRS Medical College and Hospital for research work, a CPI(M) official.
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After 61-Year-Old Flees From Kolkata Hospital, An Appeal From Mamata Banerjee
A 61-year old woman, who had tested positive for COVID-19 at a private lab in Kolkata, ran away from the state-run NRS Medical College and Hospital when she was told she must get admitted immediately.
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All-India Doctors' Strike Today: Your 10-Point Guide
Parts of the country are bracing for a strike by doctors today - to be held in solidarity with the doctors in Bengal, who after six days of protest, on Sunday said they were ready for talks with the government. The Mamata Banerjee government has given a 3 pm appointment to the junior doctors of the NRS Medical College, who went on strike after a co...
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Bengal Doctors Agree To Meet With Mamata Banerjee, Set One Condition
After nearly a week of strike, the doctors in Bengal said they were ready for talks with the government. Junior doctors, who had been protesting after a colleague at a government hospital was assaulted by the family of a patient who died, had refused Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's appeals for talks.
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Highlights: Junior Doctors Agree To Meet With Mamata Banerjee Amid Stalement
Medical services in West Bengal remain affected in state-run hospitals and colleges for the sixth day today as junior doctors continue their protest against the assault on their colleagues allegedly by relatives of a patient who died at NRS Medical College and Hospital in Kolkata.
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Highlights: Mamata Banerjee Says Bengal Committed To Resume Normal Medical Services
As the doctors' strike in West Bengal has entered the fifth day today, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has said she accepts all valid demands of the protesting doctors and requested them to return to work. Ms Banerjee, addressing the media this evening, said "State government is committed towards resuming normal medical services at the soonest."
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Highlights: Indian Medical Association Announces Nationwide Strike On June 17 To Protest Against Attack On Kolkata Doctor
Junior doctors in West Bengal are on strike demanding adequate security in hospitals. The strike started following an attack on junior doctors on Monday at NRS medical college hospital.
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4 Students of Kolkata's Premier Medical College Arrested for Allegedly Beating Man to Death
Four students of Nil Ratan Sircar or NRS Medical College in Kolkata have been arrested for allegedly lynching a mentally challenged man at the college hostel in November last year, bringing the number of arrests in the case up to 7.
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In Kolkata's Premier Medical Hostel, Dead Man Found Tied To Pillar
The body of an unidentified man was found tied to a pillar in the common room of a boys' hostel of Kolkata's premier medical college, NRS, this morning.
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Kolkata: Mysterious gas leak in court premises, three hospitalised
A mysterious gas leak caused a flutter inside the Sealdah court premises today and left at least three persons including a magistrate sick, police said.
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Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee's Body To Be Donated To Hospital For Research
The mortal remains of former West Bengal chief minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee will be handed over to state government-run NRS Medical College and Hospital for research work, a CPI(M) official.
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After 61-Year-Old Flees From Kolkata Hospital, An Appeal From Mamata Banerjee
A 61-year old woman, who had tested positive for COVID-19 at a private lab in Kolkata, ran away from the state-run NRS Medical College and Hospital when she was told she must get admitted immediately.
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All-India Doctors' Strike Today: Your 10-Point Guide
Parts of the country are bracing for a strike by doctors today - to be held in solidarity with the doctors in Bengal, who after six days of protest, on Sunday said they were ready for talks with the government. The Mamata Banerjee government has given a 3 pm appointment to the junior doctors of the NRS Medical College, who went on strike after a co...
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Bengal Doctors Agree To Meet With Mamata Banerjee, Set One Condition
After nearly a week of strike, the doctors in Bengal said they were ready for talks with the government. Junior doctors, who had been protesting after a colleague at a government hospital was assaulted by the family of a patient who died, had refused Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's appeals for talks.
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Highlights: Junior Doctors Agree To Meet With Mamata Banerjee Amid Stalement
Medical services in West Bengal remain affected in state-run hospitals and colleges for the sixth day today as junior doctors continue their protest against the assault on their colleagues allegedly by relatives of a patient who died at NRS Medical College and Hospital in Kolkata.
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Highlights: Mamata Banerjee Says Bengal Committed To Resume Normal Medical Services
As the doctors' strike in West Bengal has entered the fifth day today, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has said she accepts all valid demands of the protesting doctors and requested them to return to work. Ms Banerjee, addressing the media this evening, said "State government is committed towards resuming normal medical services at the soonest."
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Highlights: Indian Medical Association Announces Nationwide Strike On June 17 To Protest Against Attack On Kolkata Doctor
Junior doctors in West Bengal are on strike demanding adequate security in hospitals. The strike started following an attack on junior doctors on Monday at NRS medical college hospital.
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4 Students of Kolkata's Premier Medical College Arrested for Allegedly Beating Man to Death
Four students of Nil Ratan Sircar or NRS Medical College in Kolkata have been arrested for allegedly lynching a mentally challenged man at the college hostel in November last year, bringing the number of arrests in the case up to 7.
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In Kolkata's Premier Medical Hostel, Dead Man Found Tied To Pillar
The body of an unidentified man was found tied to a pillar in the common room of a boys' hostel of Kolkata's premier medical college, NRS, this morning.
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Kolkata: Mysterious gas leak in court premises, three hospitalised
A mysterious gas leak caused a flutter inside the Sealdah court premises today and left at least three persons including a magistrate sick, police said.
