Body Donation Encouraged As An Alternative To Organ Donation

The Director General of Health Services (DGHS) has issued a letter encouraging hospitals across India to promote body donation as an alternative when organ donation is not feasible. This initiative aims to address the shortage of human cadavers for medical education and research.

Updated List of Dental Colleges Defaulting on Anti-Ragging Measures

The Dental Council of India (DCI) has published updated lists of defaulting dental colleges on matters concerning anti-ragging as: List of defaulter Dental Colleges who have not conducted/uploaded Anti Ragging Orientation Program 2023-24 Report on DCI Anti Ragging Online Module and List of defaulter Dental Colleges who have not uploaded Anti Ragging Report, Oct 2023 on DCI Anti Ragging Online Module.

NMC Warns Against Misleading Media Reports

The NMC has observed that some media outlets have falsely claimed that the Medical Assessment and Rating Board (MARB) has finalized approvals on 113 applications for establishing new medical colleges. The NMC has only listed applications with finalized MARB decisions. These decisions can be either approval or rejection.

National Students Paryavaran Competition

Ministry of Education on 1st July, 2024, with the goal to to make tangible and measurable changes to improve the quality of environment through various activities and awareness campaigns, has announced the National Students Paryavaran Competition (NSPC) online.

NCC as an Elective Subject in Indian Universities

The Director General of the National Cadet Corps (NCC)’ in his
communication, pointed out that it is necessary for Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) to have affiliation with NCC troops in order to offer NCC as an elective subject.

NBEMS Warns Candidates Against Fake NEET-PG Information

NBEMS has observed that unidentified individuals are using fake notices, emails, SMS, and social media content to impersonate the organization. These scams often involve false claims about the NEET-PG 2024 schedule or promises of better exam scores. Candidates must cross verify any information received through official websites. Candidates have also been advised to be wary of suspicious activity and report it to NBEMS or the local police.