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Get Back To Work Or...: Mumbai Hospitals' Nurses, Ward Boys Put On Notice
The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation today warned absentee nurses and ward boys employed in civic-run hospitals that they would be fired if they did not did not show up tomorrow.
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Maharashtra Government Seeks Suggestions On Regulating IVF Centres, Surrogacy
Maharashtra government has invited suggestions from both government and private In-Vitro Fertility (IVF) centres to strengthen the existing laws and regulate these establishments.
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Mumbai Nurse Aruna Shanbaug's Attacker Found in UP Village: Report
The man who brutally assaulted Mumbai nurse Aruna Shanbaug, leaving her in a coma for 42 years, works as a labourer in a village in Uttar Pradesh's Ghaziabad, a local newspaper claimed on Friday.
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Mumbai nurses can't agree on what to wear
The long-brewing discord between two groups of nurses at government-run hospitals over what to wear to work has come to a head, with the state issuing a government resolution (GR) instructing all nurses to wear the conventional white uniforms or white saris, with only caps and belts as accessories.
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Get Back To Work Or...: Mumbai Hospitals' Nurses, Ward Boys Put On Notice
The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation today warned absentee nurses and ward boys employed in civic-run hospitals that they would be fired if they did not did not show up tomorrow.
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Maharashtra Government Seeks Suggestions On Regulating IVF Centres, Surrogacy
Maharashtra government has invited suggestions from both government and private In-Vitro Fertility (IVF) centres to strengthen the existing laws and regulate these establishments.
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Mumbai Nurse Aruna Shanbaug's Attacker Found in UP Village: Report
The man who brutally assaulted Mumbai nurse Aruna Shanbaug, leaving her in a coma for 42 years, works as a labourer in a village in Uttar Pradesh's Ghaziabad, a local newspaper claimed on Friday.
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Mumbai nurses can't agree on what to wear
The long-brewing discord between two groups of nurses at government-run hospitals over what to wear to work has come to a head, with the state issuing a government resolution (GR) instructing all nurses to wear the conventional white uniforms or white saris, with only caps and belts as accessories.
