colleges

In 1911, the shift of the Imperial capital to Delhi led to the establishment of Lady Hardinge Medical College, addressing the lack of women representation in the medical field. The college's inauguration by Lord Hardinge emphasized the focus on infant and child health, marking a significant contribution to healthcare in India.

A fire erupted at Sir Parashurambhau College boys' hostel in Pune, Maharashtra, on Sunday morning due to an electrical meter short-circuit on an outer wall. College staff used fire extinguishers and contacted the fire brigade and electricity department. The brigade responded swiftly, ensuring no injuries. The college is governed by a private education society.

The UGC keeps pushing for it, but complicated formalities and reluctance by universities to award the tag are big hurdles towards achieving independence

Gurudeva College principal allegedly assaulted by SFI activists over a helpdesk dispute, resulting in hospitalization. The incident escalated with a police case filed against students and staff secretary, indicating a complex situation at the college.

A BA student stabbed a security guard at Sindhi College, leading to tension; students intervened, and a medical exam confirmed the student's intoxication. The college canceled a fest due to the incident.

The college admissions in Mumbai showcase fierce competition, especially in the Commerce stream with soaring cut-offs above 90%. Science and Arts streams also witness increased competition, with notable students achieving high scores. The deadline for Round 1 admissions adds pressure, emphasizing the importance of timely decision-making for aspiring students.

On June 28, a second year student at Sambalpur Homeopathic Medical College alleged seniors threatened her life. An anti-ragging cell and police, including additional superintendent Haresh Chandra Pandey, are investigating. Seniors counterclaimed harassment. Disciplinary measures are on hold as the inquiry continues, with involvement from Sambalpur SP and other officers.

Shiv Sena MLA criticizes a Mumbai college's strict dress code as a 'Talibani fatwa', involving torn jeans and revealing attire. Sarnaik urges the education minister to intervene regarding the ban on swimwear for competitions. Referencing a legal challenge, subsequent notice, and the college's fundamental right, the issue continues to spark debate.

NG Acharya and DK Marathe College in Chembur enforced a strict dress code, leading to student protests and entry denial. Principal Vidyagauri Lele notified students during admissions about the regulations.

The N G Acharya and D K Marathe College, part of the Chembur Trombay Education Society, has implemented a new dress code policy. The guidelines prohibit students from wearing "hijabs, burkas, torn jeans, T-shirts, revealing dresses, and jerseys" while on college premises. The institution aims to uphold discipline and maintain a professional atmosphere through these measures. The college's decision aligns with a recent Bombay high court judgment that supported educational institutions' authority to establish and enforce dress codes.

56 doctors, including professors and lecturers, face termination for unauthorized absence since 2008. They must respond to show-cause notices within 15 days. The impact spans various medical specialties, including General Medicine, General Surgery, Cardiology, Anesthesia, Radio Diagnosis, Microbiology, and Pathology, affecting patient care and medical college operations.

Challenges in faculty and infrastructure may delay the start of new medical colleges and MBBS courses in various regions. The NMC inspections revealed shortcomings in many proposed colleges, impacting the addition of 1,000 MBBS seats this year.