Corruption the Main Focus of PM's Independence Day Speech
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's 40-minute speech on India's 65th Independence Day delivered from the ramparts of the historic 17th century Red Fort did not focus
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's 40-minute speech on India's 65th Independence Day delivered from the ramparts of the historic 17th century Red Fort did not focus
'Zero Tolerance' in Corruption Cases, Says Global Fund
Following reports that it was dealing with cases that had prompted donor nation Sweden's concern, the head of the Global Fund Against AIDS, TB and Malaria pledged zero tolerance for corruption.
Following reports that it was dealing with cases that had prompted donor nation Sweden's concern, the head of the Global Fund Against AIDS, TB and Malaria pledged zero tolerance for corruption.
The doctors are professors at the medical colleges in the state and had inspected these nursing colleges as designated members of the Rajasthan Nursing Council for granting them recognition, they added.
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After Corruption Scandal, Global Fund Steps Up Controls
The Global Fund Against AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria is reinforcing its financial safeguards, it revealed yesterday.
The Global Fund Against AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria is reinforcing its financial safeguards, it revealed yesterday.
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Anti-corruption Fight Taken Online by Angry Indians
Thousands of Indians are taking the anti-graft fight into their own hands and going online to shame the guilty after decades spent deploring the daily blight of bribery in private.
Thousands of Indians are taking the anti-graft fight into their own hands and going online to shame the guilty after decades spent deploring the daily blight of bribery in private.
According to ACB's Inspector General Umesh Mishra, the agency had raided about 75 colleges in March on complaints of irregularities.
"It was found that many of these nursing colleges were granted recognition from the Rajasthan Nursing Council despite the fact that they did not have proper facilities," said Mishra.
The officer added that each-inspection team consists of two designated members of the Rajasthan Nursing Council including a professor at a government medical college and a teacher of a government nursing institution.
"First information reports have been registered against senior doctors including Jhalawar Medical College's professor Sushil Kochar, SMS Medical College's associate professors R.K. Gupta and Rambabu Sharma, JK Lon Hospital's professors Dr L.D. Agrawal and Rambabu Gupta," said Mishra.
Authorities of four nursing colleges in Jaipur and one in Jodhpur have also been booked, said the officer.
Source-IANS
