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Doctors in Tamil Nadu are unhappy with the government's plan to hire specialists through walk-in interviews. They believe this method is unfair and may lead to poor hiring decisions.
The government wants to fill vacant specialist positions quickly. Currently, doctors get these jobs after completing training and working in government hospitals. But under the new plan, anyone can apply directly through an interview.
Doctors worry that this process may not be transparent. They feel hiring should be based on merit through a proper selection process. In the past, similar methods have led to complaints about unfair practices.
They are asking the government to follow the usual recruitment process to ensure that only well-qualified doctors are chosen. This, they say, will improve healthcare services and maintain fairness in hiring.
Medical associations also warn that quick hiring without proper screening could affect the quality of patient care. They urge the government to focus on long-term solutions for filling vacancies instead of temporary fixes.
Erode: A tragic incident occurred near here as a doctor couple lost their lives in a road accident when their car collided with a lorry. The victims, identified as Madappan (75) and his wife Padmavathy (72), were returning home to Mettur after visiting their son in Erode on Thursday evening.
Mumbai: To address the rising concern of unqualified practitioners in the medical sector, the Maharashtra Medical Council (MMC) is in the process of creating a mobile application named "Know Your Doctor."
Muzaffarnagar: In a tragic incident on Wednesday evening, a speeding truck collided with a group of people at a bus stop in Uttar Pradesh’s Shamli district. The truck, believed to be carrying cement, first hit a motorcyclist, crashed into a store, and then overturned on the Delhi-Saharanpur highway.
അമൃദ് സർ (പഞ്ചാബ്): അജ്നാലയിലെ ജഗ്ദേവ് ഖുർദ് റോഡിൽ ഒരു ഡോക്ടറുടെ സ്റ്റാമ്പ് ഉപയോഗിച്ച് നഴ്സിംഗ് ഹോം നടത്തിയ ഒരു വ്യാജ ഡോക്ടർക്കെതിരെ പോലീസ് കേസെടുത്തു.
New Delhi: A tragic incident unfolded on Saturday evening in Sector 55 of Faridabad, resulting in the death of 24-year-old optometrist Izma Saifi. While on her way home from work at a local hospital, her scooter was struck from behind by a tractor.
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