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Health Ministry Eases Rules To Boost Hospital Efficiency Without Compromising Patient Care
The amendments were officially notified on June 22 under the Jan Vishwas (Amendment of Provisions) Act, 2026. The government believes that a trust-based regulatory system can help hospitals function more smoothly and focus more on patient services.
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Are You A Shop Employee In Haryana? Get Ready To Work 10 Hours A Day
The Haryana Assembly on Monday passed a bill increasing the daily working hours from nine to ten hours while retaining the overall weekly limit of 48 hours for employees of shops and private commercial establishments.
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Jailed Pak Ex PM Imran Khan Says Will Hold Talks Only With Powerful Establishment
Jailed former prime minister Imran Khan Monday dismissed rumours about negotiations with the Pakistan government, saying he will hold talks only with the powerful establishment to end the political impasse in the country.
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NMC Announces Final Decisions On Establishment Of New Medical Colleges
According to the NMC, the outcomes of 113 applications have been communicated to the respective medical institutions and colleges via email, as provided in their online applications.
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Centre Forms Committee To Advise On Establishment Of New Medical Colleges
New Medical College Establishments: The committee will discuss the issue and create a report containing evaluations of feasibility, standards, plans for execution, financial implications, and schedules.
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These 10 States Have Withdrawn General Consent To CBI To Investigate Cases
Ten states, including Tamil Nadu and Telangana, have withdrawn general consent to the CBI to investigate cases in their respective jurisdictions, the Lok Sabha was informed on Wednesday.
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China Firm To Establish $4.5 Billion Refinery At Sri Lanka Port: Minister
The Sri Lankan Cabinet has given clearance to allow China's energy major Sinopec to establish a new USD 4.5 billion petroleum refinery plant at the strategic Hambantota port in the island nation, Energy Minister Kanchana Wijesekara said on Monday.
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Billionaire Jorg Bucherer, Head of Swiss Watch Retailer, Dies Months After Selling Business To Rolex
Bucherer boss Jorg Bucherer died shortly after the sale of his jewelry and watch chain to Rolex.
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In Delhi's Plan To Stay Open 24x7, 300 Establishments, Transport Services
In a move that will boost Delhi's night life, LG VK Saxena has approved more than 300 establishments, including online shopping and delivery shops, hotels, restaurants, and transport facilities, to operate round-the-clock.
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In Major Reshuffle, Maharashtra Promotes, Transfers Around 40 Senior Cops
In a major reshuffle, the Maharashtra government on Wednesday promoted or transferred around 40 senior police officers
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Notice To Centre On Plea Against Non-Medical Persons Certifying Reports
The Delhi High Court on Thursday issued notice to the Central government on a plea challenging the Clinical Establishments Amendment Rules, 2020, under which it has allowed unregistered and unqualified non-medical persons like MSc and PhD holders to certify medical diagnostic reports.
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Centre Considers New NOC Guidelines For Buildings Near Defence Properties
The Defence Ministry is deliberating revising no-objection guidelines for buildings in the vicinity of defence establishments and ensure that security is not jeopardised while accommodating development needs.
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Reconsider Definition Of National Security: Shiv Sena MP In Lok Sabha
A Shiv Sena member in the Lok Sabha today said that he is unable to repair his house due to restrictions on building construction in the vicinity of defence establishments.
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Up To 10 Years' Jail Proposed For Violence Against Doctors In Draft Bill
Anyone who attacks a doctor at a hospital may be jailed for up to 10 years or fined Rs 10 lakh, according to a draft bill the Health Ministry has prepared to deal with rising cases of assault on doctors while they are at work.
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Blank Space Replaces New York Times Article Criticising Pakistani Army
An International New York Times opinion piece criticising the powerful Pakistani army was censored by its local publisher Friday, replaced by a blank space in a country where it can be dangerous to speak out against the military establishment.
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Health Ministry Eases Rules To Boost Hospital Efficiency Without Compromising Patient Care
The amendments were officially notified on June 22 under the Jan Vishwas (Amendment of Provisions) Act, 2026. The government believes that a trust-based regulatory system can help hospitals function more smoothly and focus more on patient services.
-
Are You A Shop Employee In Haryana? Get Ready To Work 10 Hours A Day
The Haryana Assembly on Monday passed a bill increasing the daily working hours from nine to ten hours while retaining the overall weekly limit of 48 hours for employees of shops and private commercial establishments.
-
Jailed Pak Ex PM Imran Khan Says Will Hold Talks Only With Powerful Establishment
Jailed former prime minister Imran Khan Monday dismissed rumours about negotiations with the Pakistan government, saying he will hold talks only with the powerful establishment to end the political impasse in the country.
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NMC Announces Final Decisions On Establishment Of New Medical Colleges
According to the NMC, the outcomes of 113 applications have been communicated to the respective medical institutions and colleges via email, as provided in their online applications.
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Centre Forms Committee To Advise On Establishment Of New Medical Colleges
New Medical College Establishments: The committee will discuss the issue and create a report containing evaluations of feasibility, standards, plans for execution, financial implications, and schedules.
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These 10 States Have Withdrawn General Consent To CBI To Investigate Cases
Ten states, including Tamil Nadu and Telangana, have withdrawn general consent to the CBI to investigate cases in their respective jurisdictions, the Lok Sabha was informed on Wednesday.
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China Firm To Establish $4.5 Billion Refinery At Sri Lanka Port: Minister
The Sri Lankan Cabinet has given clearance to allow China's energy major Sinopec to establish a new USD 4.5 billion petroleum refinery plant at the strategic Hambantota port in the island nation, Energy Minister Kanchana Wijesekara said on Monday.
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Billionaire Jorg Bucherer, Head of Swiss Watch Retailer, Dies Months After Selling Business To Rolex
Bucherer boss Jorg Bucherer died shortly after the sale of his jewelry and watch chain to Rolex.
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In Delhi's Plan To Stay Open 24x7, 300 Establishments, Transport Services
In a move that will boost Delhi's night life, LG VK Saxena has approved more than 300 establishments, including online shopping and delivery shops, hotels, restaurants, and transport facilities, to operate round-the-clock.
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In Major Reshuffle, Maharashtra Promotes, Transfers Around 40 Senior Cops
In a major reshuffle, the Maharashtra government on Wednesday promoted or transferred around 40 senior police officers
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Notice To Centre On Plea Against Non-Medical Persons Certifying Reports
The Delhi High Court on Thursday issued notice to the Central government on a plea challenging the Clinical Establishments Amendment Rules, 2020, under which it has allowed unregistered and unqualified non-medical persons like MSc and PhD holders to certify medical diagnostic reports.
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Centre Considers New NOC Guidelines For Buildings Near Defence Properties
The Defence Ministry is deliberating revising no-objection guidelines for buildings in the vicinity of defence establishments and ensure that security is not jeopardised while accommodating development needs.
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Reconsider Definition Of National Security: Shiv Sena MP In Lok Sabha
A Shiv Sena member in the Lok Sabha today said that he is unable to repair his house due to restrictions on building construction in the vicinity of defence establishments.
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Up To 10 Years' Jail Proposed For Violence Against Doctors In Draft Bill
Anyone who attacks a doctor at a hospital may be jailed for up to 10 years or fined Rs 10 lakh, according to a draft bill the Health Ministry has prepared to deal with rising cases of assault on doctors while they are at work.
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Blank Space Replaces New York Times Article Criticising Pakistani Army
An International New York Times opinion piece criticising the powerful Pakistani army was censored by its local publisher Friday, replaced by a blank space in a country where it can be dangerous to speak out against the military establishment.
