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"The tankers were used for supplying water from borewells to the coaching institute and the students were drinking the same water. It has been found that the water was contaminated, following which all the three borewells which were supplying water to the institute were contaminated," said dr jagdish soni, Kota chief medical and health officer (CMHO).

Three borewells from which drinking water was supplied to a coaching institute in Kota’s Jawahar Nagar area were closed after a NEET aspirant studying at the institute died of hepatic encephalopathy.

The crime branch team on Friday recovered cash worth Rs 51 lakh during raid at the Jabalpur residence of the MPPMT scam accused, Santosh Gupta, arrested earlier this week.

Nearly three weeks after the arrest of inter-state MPPMT impersonation racket kingpin, Dr Jagdish Sagar, Madhya Pradesh police announced a Rs 10,000 reward on the arrest of Sagar's right-hand man Gangaram Prajapati, who is on the run along with his family.

Kota (Rajasthan), An 18-year-old NEET aspirant diagnosed with hepatic encephalopathy died during treatment at a private hospital here, an official said on Saturday. Victim Vaibhav Roy was among the 36 students from Jawahar Nagar area here who were suffering from the disease in the last few days.

In a fresh revelation made before the police, the prime accused of MPPMT racket, Dr Jagdish Sagar disclosed that he wanted to become a realtor. This comes in the wake of his earlier confession that he wanted to become a 'lawmaker' by contesting assembly polls.

A look around and one sees smiling faces even in the peak of summer! That's because Lady Luck has been benevolent to people people with a fetish for Chillz ice creams from Mother Dairy.

A day after the two persons alleged to be running an inter-state MPPMT racket were arrested from Indore and Jabalpur, a local court on Tuesday sent them along with their accomplice Tarang Sharma to police remand till August 5.

Fresh raid at the Indore house of arrested kingpin of MPPMT-2013 impersonation racket Dr Jagdish Sagar on Saturday evening has led the Crime Branch sleuths to another set of substantive seizure.

An 18-year-old NEET aspirant from Kota’s Jawahar Nagar area has died of hepatic encephalopathy while 35 other coaching students have tested positive for hepatitis-A over the past week.Vaibhav Roy, a native of West Bengal, died during treatment at a private hospital on Thursday evening.

Incessant rains have affected healthcare services in some places in Hadauti region in the past few days.Community health centre in Kaithoon town of Kota district was submerged which forced health authorities to shift patients to another place.

Dr Jhaveri Patel, a renowned ophthalmologist and philanthropist of the city, dedicated his life to spread awareness about organ donation.

Timely investigations has helped Indore police crime branch staff to figure out the mastermind of the MPPMT impersonation racket.The alleged mastermind of the racket is Dr Jagdish Sagar.

The accused arrested on Saturday for running a parallel inter-state impersonation racket in MP pre-medical test (MPPMT) has revealed that he used to take only 20% of the share in a deal and used to target such prospective candidates who failed in the examination and belonged to rich families.

Regional executive director (North) of NTPC Ltd Sharad Anand visited the different sites of Rihand Super Thermal Power Project during his two-day stay.

The main state-level Independence Day function will be held at the Sawai Man Singh Stadium here on Sunday. It will begin at 9.05 am with chief minister Ashok Gehlot unfurling the national flag followed by cultural programmes.

Of the 35 more, 18 students were discharged from hospitals by Friday, while 12 others with mild symptoms were still under treatment at three private hospitals in Jawahar Nagar, said officials. Kota chief medical and health officer confirmed Vaibhav Roy’s death due to hepatitis-A infection

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