jagdalpur medical college

A constable of para-military Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) opened indiscriminate fire at his camp in the Maoist hotbed of Dantewada district in Bastar region of Chhattisgarh, killing four of his colleagues on the spot on the intervening night of Monday.

An 18-year-old girl died due to dengue late on Wednesday evening in Chhattisgarh’s Bastar district. The girl died during her treatment at jagdalpur medical college. More than 800 dengue patients have been identified in the state.

State government has adopted new ways to speed up recruitment of doctors on contractual basis for posts lying vacant in government hospitals.

Chief minister Raman Singh inaugurated Bastar Medical College constructed at Rs 50 crore near Jagdalpur on Thursday.

Chief minister Raman Singh inaugurated Bastar Medical College constructed at Rs 50 crore near Jagdalpur on Thursday.

When it comes to 'Netra Daan' or eye donation, the otherwise large hearted and magnanimous people of this state are rather stingy.

Chief minister Raman Singh, laid the foundation stone for 50-seats of medical college, with a 300-bed hospital, in his home constituency, Rajnandgaon.

In a setback to Chhattisgarh government, the Medical Council of India (MCI) has declined to renew the 200 MBBS seats cut by it in the four state-run medical colleges in Chhattisgarh.

In a setback to the Chhattisgarh government, the Medical Council of India (MCI) has declined to renew any of the 200 MBBS seats cut by it in the four state run Medical Colleges in Chhattisgarh.

In Chhattisgarh's Bastar region, a tribal family from Bhiragaon, Kondagaon district, honored their illiterate mother, Manki Bai Netam's last wish by donating her body to jagdalpur medical college. Inspired by Sant Guru Rampal Maharaj's teachings, this act challenges traditional beliefs and highlights a growing acceptance of body donation for medical education in tribal communities, addressing the scarcity of cadavers.

After a newborn fell into a dustbin at the government hospital in Jagdalpur-headquarters of Bastar district - on March 20, a probe has found the hospital administration and nurses guilty of lapses.

The Chhattisgarh government is making desperate attempts to convince the Medical Council of India (MCI) to reverse its recent decision to 200 medical seats in the state for the ensuing 2014-15 academic years.

A bus carrying nurses and staff from AIIMS-Raipur on a picnic crashed in Jagdalpur on Tuesday, killing the assistant nursing superintendent (ANS) and injuring 14 nurses.

Chief Minister Dr Raman Singh will inaugurate the Shri Lakhiram Agrawal Medical College in Raigarh district on Wednesday.

As authorities at Raipur Medical College (RMC) get ready to issue a show cause notice to 164 contractual doctors, who boycotted Medical Council of India’s inspection on April 30, the medicos are all set with their line of defense.

10 Madhya Pradesh police personnel injured in a bus accident during poll duty in Bastar, Chhattisgarh. The accident occurred near Raikot village on the Geedam-Jagdalpur road. CRPF misidentification was later corrected by a Jagdalpur official.

In an attempt to provide timely and quality healthcare to patients in district hospitals, particularly gynaecological and surgical, Chhattisgarh government is all set to start telemedicine services, linking specialists from medical colleges to doctors in districts via videoconferencing on Skype.

A newly opened medical college in the Mahasamund district has been approved an intake of 100 seats for MBBS course by the National Medical Commission (NMC). The college will start from the current academic session. Director of medical education, Dr.

In absence of valid authorizations for disposal of bio medical wastes, over 50 state run health care establishments (HECs) in Chhattisgarh, including district hospitals and medical colleges, may be causing a serious threat to public health and environment, as this waste was being disposed in general garbage bins by some.

For a country with a population of over 1.2 billion and thousands dying everyday it is rather ironical that its medical colleges and research institutions don’t have enough cadavers (dead bodies) for research, let alone organ donations.