Medical Bill

Recently, a Pakistani KFC delivery executive has gone viral on LinkedIn. Her story is what many of us go through, and the internet has applauded her courage.

The state has suggested that students can be admitted to medical colleges based on their Class 12 scores.

A US woman recently shared that her sister was charged $40 (early Rs 3,100) "for crying" at a doctor's appointment. The photo of the medical bill has gone viral with more than 486,000 likes and thousands of comments.

The university will offer courses in AYUSH (Ayurveda, Yoga and Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha and Homeopathy), as per the bill tabled in the assembly

The TN Admission to Undergraduate Medical Degree Courses Bill, which was passed on September 13, 2021, was returned by the Governor to the government on February 1, 2022 for reconsideration. On February 8 this year, the Bill was adopted again by the Assembly and it was sent to the Raj Bhavan

In a major embarrassment to Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi, the MK Stalin government officially boycotted his "At Home Reception" over what they called his delay in forwarding the NEET Exemption bill to the Union Government even after the Tamil Nadu ass

The Tamil Nadu Assembly has once again adopted a bill seeking exemption for the state from the National Entrance-Eligibility Test for aspiring medical professionals. The bill - rejected by Governor RN Ravi last week - will be sent back this evening.

MPs of Tamil Nadu's ruling DMK and the Congress walked out from the Rajya Sabha a day after the state Governor returned a bill - passed by the state assembly - seeking exemption for Tamil Nadu from the National Entrance cum Eligibility Test, or NEET.

Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi has returned to the state government an Assembly bill seeking exemption to the state from the National Entrance cum Eligibility Test (NEET), saying it went against the interests of rural and economically poor students.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin on Saturday urged Governor R N Ravi to forward a Bill, passed by the Assembly to exempt the state from the ambit of NEET and provide for admission to medical courses based on Class XII marks, to President Ram Nath Kovind for his assent.

K Sivasankar is critically ill with COVID-19; his family is struggling to pay the medical bills for the 72-year-old's treatment

Singapore's COVID-19 patients who remain unvaccinated by choice will have to pay for their hospitalisation bills from December 8, the government said on Monday, as it got tough on people who are still holding off from getting their jabs.

Last week, the state Assembly had adopted a bill to override NEET, in the backdrop of alleged suicides of many medical aspirants who had either failed to crack the exam or had appeared for it, after the committee had submitted its report.

Tamil Nadu passed a new bill on Monday to stop admission in medical courses on basis of the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test. It would, however, not take effect without a sign-off by President Ram Nath Kovind, since it challenges a central law.

The Tamil Nadu Assembly on Monday adopted a bill to dispense with the National Entrance-cum-Eligibility Test (NEET) and provide for admission to medical courses based on Class XII marks to ensure social justice.

Recently, a Pakistani KFC delivery executive has gone viral on LinkedIn. Her story is what many of us go through, and the internet has applauded her courage.

The state has suggested that students can be admitted to medical colleges based on their Class 12 scores.

A US woman recently shared that her sister was charged $40 (early Rs 3,100) "for crying" at a doctor's appointment. The photo of the medical bill has gone viral with more than 486,000 likes and thousands of comments.

The university will offer courses in AYUSH (Ayurveda, Yoga and Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha and Homeopathy), as per the bill tabled in the assembly

The TN Admission to Undergraduate Medical Degree Courses Bill, which was passed on September 13, 2021, was returned by the Governor to the government on February 1, 2022 for reconsideration. On February 8 this year, the Bill was adopted again by the Assembly and it was sent to the Raj Bhavan

In a major embarrassment to Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi, the MK Stalin government officially boycotted his "At Home Reception" over what they called his delay in forwarding the NEET Exemption bill to the Union Government even after the Tamil Nadu ass

The Tamil Nadu Assembly has once again adopted a bill seeking exemption for the state from the National Entrance-Eligibility Test for aspiring medical professionals. The bill - rejected by Governor RN Ravi last week - will be sent back this evening.

MPs of Tamil Nadu's ruling DMK and the Congress walked out from the Rajya Sabha a day after the state Governor returned a bill - passed by the state assembly - seeking exemption for Tamil Nadu from the National Entrance cum Eligibility Test, or NEET.

Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi has returned to the state government an Assembly bill seeking exemption to the state from the National Entrance cum Eligibility Test (NEET), saying it went against the interests of rural and economically poor students.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin on Saturday urged Governor R N Ravi to forward a Bill, passed by the Assembly to exempt the state from the ambit of NEET and provide for admission to medical courses based on Class XII marks, to President Ram Nath Kovind for his assent.

K Sivasankar is critically ill with COVID-19; his family is struggling to pay the medical bills for the 72-year-old's treatment

Singapore's COVID-19 patients who remain unvaccinated by choice will have to pay for their hospitalisation bills from December 8, the government said on Monday, as it got tough on people who are still holding off from getting their jabs.

Last week, the state Assembly had adopted a bill to override NEET, in the backdrop of alleged suicides of many medical aspirants who had either failed to crack the exam or had appeared for it, after the committee had submitted its report.

Tamil Nadu passed a new bill on Monday to stop admission in medical courses on basis of the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test. It would, however, not take effect without a sign-off by President Ram Nath Kovind, since it challenges a central law.

The Tamil Nadu Assembly on Monday adopted a bill to dispense with the National Entrance-cum-Eligibility Test (NEET) and provide for admission to medical courses based on Class XII marks to ensure social justice.