-
CBI officials have found that these doctors enjoyed undeserved preferences, did not care to follow norms of marking attendance through biometric system or attending to patients
-
In a statement released on Tuesday, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) reported conducting searches on September 6 at seven locations, including the homes of Sandip Ghosh, his relatives, and associates. The investigation is linked to the misappropriation of funds at R.G. Kar Medical College, which recently made headlines following the brutal rape and murder of a junior doctor on its premises.
-
It is not the absence of stringent laws but the failure to effectively enforce them is the root cause of atrocities against women
-
Doctors in the national capital gathered at Jantar Mantar Saturday to protest against the rape and murder of a trainee doctor at a Kolkata hospital, asserting that without a central law to protect healthcare workers, female doctors would never feel safe during work.
-
The deployment comes after a clear instruction from the Supreme Court. The apex court on Tuesday had ordered any Central Armed Police Force (CAPF) to be stationed in the hospital where the rape and murder of a woman junior doctor took place earlier this month. The CISF Deputy Inspector General K. Pratap, accompanied by his subordinate officers, reached RG Kar in the morning. Sources said that he had arrived to discuss with the hospital authorities regarding the CISF personnel deployment.
-
Terming the case at RG Kar Medical College and Hospital as horrific, the apex court came down heavily on the government over delay in filing FIR in matter
-
We will continue this stir until we get justice for our sister, says an agitating doctor at the RG Kar MCH
-
According to police officials, summonses were issued to 57 others too for spreading wrong information about the incident
-
This comes after Ghosh's name came up in the case of ghastly rape and murder of a woman doctor at the same hospital on August 9
-
Asks State Police forces to monitor law and order situation in view of the protests across the country
-
IDA stands in solidarity with IMA, supporting justice and advocating for healthcare worker safety.
-
The event will begin at 5 am near ITC Kohenur, with participants encouraged to wear black and bring their own placards as symbols of protest.
-
Non-essential healthcare services at SSKM Hospital, Sambhunath Pandit Hospital, and Calcutta National Medical College and Hospital, among others, crippled because of agitation
-
Questions counsel of State government on whether the administration considered the necessity for imposing Section 144 in the area
-
Emergency and casualty services continued as usual, but elective surgeries at Gandhi Hospital, Osmania General Hospital (OGH), and Nizam’s Institute of Medical Sciences (NIMS) were postponed due to the boycott.
-
The investigators took note of the time they received the call from the hospital, informing them about the death of their daughter, he said.
-
Says the authorities, who by their negligence had allowed such a heinous crime to happen, have once again failed to maintain law and order when CBI probe is going on
-
Vandalism took place amid midnight protests by women in various parts of State against alleged rape and murder of doctor in seminar hall of the hospital
-
The Indian Medical Association Nizamabad chapter on Tuesday held a protest rally against the sexual assault and murder of a woman post-graduate trainee doctor at Kolkata's RG Kar Medical College and Hospital
-
On Tuesday, at all the government teaching hospitals in Telangana State, the junior doctors from TJUDA, senior doctors fromTGDA and TTGDA participated in protests demanding justice to the family members of the victim.