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FMGs have experienced considerable hardship post-COVID and war, with the National Medical Commission constantly making new rules. It is important for authorities to recognize that ultimately, we are serving our country. In a nation where there is a shortage of doctors, requiring 2-3 years of unpaid internship after a...

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This video is from RAM KRISHNA MEDICAL COLLEGE AND HOSPITAL, BHOPAL, where authority is demanding 2 lakh rupees from FMGs to start internship. In violation of National Medical Commission's guidelines, this college and authorities are unlawfully demanding money for internships without proper notice or documentation. Furthermore, their behavior towards and harassment of FMGs is a grave concern, highlighting the harsh realities of medical education. The National Medical Commission Chief Minister, MP Dr Mohan Yadav should promptly address this issue. FORDA India Dr Sarvesh Pandey Sarkari Doctor Dr Syed Faizan Ahmad Dr Ashwini Dalmiya FAIMA Doctors Association Dr.Dhruv Chauhan Indian Doctor🇮🇳 #MedTwitter
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This video is from RAM KRISHNA MEDICAL COLLEGE AND HOSPITAL, BHOPAL, where authority is demanding 2 lakh rupees from FMGs to start internship. In violation of National Medical Commission's guidelines, this college and authorities are unlawfully demanding money for internships without proper notice or documentation. Furthermore, their behavior towards and harassment of FMGs is a grave concern, highlighting the harsh realities of medical education. The National Medical Commission Chief Minister, MP Dr Mohan Yadav should promptly address this issue. FORDA India Dr Sarvesh Pandey Sarkari Doctor Dr Syed Faizan Ahmad Dr Ashwini Dalmiya FAIMA Doctors Association Dr.Dhruv Chauhan Indian Doctor🇮🇳 #MedTwitter

ALL FMGs ASSOCIATION(AFA)

18,607 views • 2 years ago

Despite clear notices by National Medical Commission and the Honorable Supreme Court recently, many states are still not providing stipends to FMGs. This issue extends beyond stipends, as FMGs are also required to complete 2-3 years of internship. We Need immediate action on this issue. Anuja Jaisswal ANI AajTak Dr Sarvesh Pandey FORDA India Edex - The New Indian Express Education Times Kashmir Life Indian Doctor🇮🇳 Dr Mansukh Mandaviya Tanvi Dubey Advocate #MedTwitter #FMGE
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Despite clear notices by National Medical Commission and the Honorable Supreme Court recently, many states are still not providing stipends to FMGs. This issue extends beyond stipends, as FMGs are also required to complete 2-3 years of internship. We Need immediate action on this issue. Anuja Jaisswal ANI AajTak Dr Sarvesh Pandey FORDA India Edex - The New Indian Express Education Times Kashmir Life Indian Doctor🇮🇳 Dr Mansukh Mandaviya Tanvi Dubey Advocate #MedTwitter #FMGE

ALL FMGs ASSOCIATION(AFA)

14,645 views • 2 years ago

Isn’t it a mockery of the system National Medical Commission to post this clarification after 5–6 years of COVID, when even your lawyer itself denied any clarification in court?” We, FMGs, urge the ANDHRA HIGH COURT to take prompt action regarding the inconsistent statements made by National Medical Commission in court versus their actions in ground. Satyam Singh Rajpoot UNITED DOCTORS FRONT (UDF) State Chapters FAIMA Doctors Association Dr.Dhruv Chauhan
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Isn’t it a mockery of the system National Medical Commission to post this clarification after 5–6 years of COVID, when even your lawyer itself denied any clarification in court?” We, FMGs, urge the ANDHRA HIGH COURT to take prompt action regarding the inconsistent statements made by National Medical Commission in court versus their actions in ground. Satyam Singh Rajpoot UNITED DOCTORS FRONT (UDF) State Chapters FAIMA Doctors Association Dr.Dhruv Chauhan

ALL FMGs ASSOCIATION(AFA)

25,388 views • 7 months ago

This video is from Bashkir State Medical University, Ufa, Russia. The individuals present are university officials and representatives from the Indian Embassy. The college dean,authorities are reportedly deliberately expelling Indian students, especially those in their 2nd and 3rd years, knowing that as per National Medical Commission guidelines they cannot transfer to other universities. FMGs have appealed to the Indian Embassy for intervention, yet the university authorities continue with the same stance even in their presence. Hundreds of FMGs are deeply concerned. I urge National Medical Commission to allow transfers for affected FMGs to prevent such injustices, and to issue a formal notice to universities engaging in such practices. TOI India Ayushi Gupta Dr.Dhruv Chauhan Dr Deepak Aanjna DR.Bhanu kumar Randhir Jaiswal India in Russia Indian Doctor🇮🇳 यमराज
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This video is from Bashkir State Medical University, Ufa, Russia. The individuals present are university officials and representatives from the Indian Embassy. The college dean,authorities are reportedly deliberately expelling Indian students, especially those in their 2nd and 3rd years, knowing that as per National Medical Commission guidelines they cannot transfer to other universities. FMGs have appealed to the Indian Embassy for intervention, yet the university authorities continue with the same stance even in their presence. Hundreds of FMGs are deeply concerned. I urge National Medical Commission to allow transfers for affected FMGs to prevent such injustices, and to issue a formal notice to universities engaging in such practices. TOI India Ayushi Gupta Dr.Dhruv Chauhan Dr Deepak Aanjna DR.Bhanu kumar Randhir Jaiswal India in Russia Indian Doctor🇮🇳 यमराज

ALL FMGs ASSOCIATION(AFA)

10,408 views • 1 year ago

Students who returned to India after completing MBBS i.e. medical studies from abroad are victims of step-motherly treatment! Now the order of the National Medical Commission has come: pass the exam and do an internship for two years, then get the right to practice. Listen to what the students who have studied medicine have to say about this order? PMO India Narendra Modi Ministry of Health NMC Healthcare Rahul Gandhi Jagat Prakash Nadda Dhruv Rathee ravish ndtv #FMGs #withdraw_fmg_notice #withdraw_notice_fmg Video credit AajTak
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Students who returned to India after completing MBBS i.e. medical studies from abroad are victims of step-motherly treatment! Now the order of the National Medical Commission has come: pass the exam and do an internship for two years, then get the right to practice. Listen to what the students who have studied medicine have to say about this order? PMO India Narendra Modi Ministry of Health NMC Healthcare Rahul Gandhi Jagat Prakash Nadda Dhruv Rathee ravish ndtv #FMGs #withdraw_fmg_notice #withdraw_notice_fmg Video credit AajTak

Dr Honey choudhary 🩺

13,756 views • 2 years ago

No Offense Dr Mansukh Mandaviya Sir but it's STRETCHER not TREACHER. When a person is not aware of basic Medical term how they frame laws and Policies for Medical Fraternity.They are putting Medicos future at Stake. #neetpg2023postpone #NEETMDS2023 Indian Doctor🇮🇳 National Medical Commission India.com
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No Offense Dr Mansukh Mandaviya Sir but it's STRETCHER not TREACHER. When a person is not aware of basic Medical term how they frame laws and Policies for Medical Fraternity.They are putting Medicos future at Stake. #neetpg2023postpone #NEETMDS2023 Indian Doctor🇮🇳 National Medical Commission India.com

Dr_Chromosome

36,061 views • 3 years ago

#NEETPG2025 in two shifts has no rationale. FAIMA Doctors Association will not tolerate such measures without proper explanation. !! We once again request National Board of Examinations to understand our concerns & request Jagat Prakash Nadda Ji to kindly look into the demands of students. National Medical Commission MBBS seat permission given by NMC in past two years is mockery of the health care system of india. We are competing not with Uk/ USA but our aim has become that our clg should be like russia/ ukraine so that ppl should not go there. All the business men are opening colleges and the word education is loosing its meaning. Dark chapter of medical days are being witnessed by us. Worst part many players of our team the so called big doctors are just supporting this for name fame and money. BJP Jagat Prakash Nadda sir kindly revise the entire National Medical Commission National Board of Examinations as they are working in no sync with docs!!!
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#NEETPG2025 in two shifts has no rationale. FAIMA Doctors Association will not tolerate such measures without proper explanation. !! We once again request National Board of Examinations to understand our concerns & request Jagat Prakash Nadda Ji to kindly look into the demands of students. National Medical Commission MBBS seat permission given by NMC in past two years is mockery of the health care system of india. We are competing not with Uk/ USA but our aim has become that our clg should be like russia/ ukraine so that ppl should not go there. All the business men are opening colleges and the word education is loosing its meaning. Dark chapter of medical days are being witnessed by us. Worst part many players of our team the so called big doctors are just supporting this for name fame and money. BJP Jagat Prakash Nadda sir kindly revise the entire National Medical Commission National Board of Examinations as they are working in no sync with docs!!!

Dr. Rohan Krishnan

43,597 views • 1 year ago

#BengalHorror CNMC Kolkata Doctors closed the Main gate to stop the toxic principal of #RGKAR medical college from coming to the college for Taking Charge as a New Principal of #CNMC!! What is National Medical Commission doing ? #medtwitter PMO India Jagat Prakash Nadda
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#BengalHorror CNMC Kolkata Doctors closed the Main gate to stop the toxic principal of #RGKAR medical college from coming to the college for Taking Charge as a New Principal of #CNMC!! What is National Medical Commission doing ? #medtwitter PMO India Jagat Prakash Nadda

Indian Doctor🇮🇳

146,099 views • 2 years ago

I’m deeply disturbed by the apathy shown by the N Chandrababu Naidu led government towards hundreds of Foreign Medical Graduates (FMGs) who are being denied their rightful permanent medical registration despite completing their mandatory internships under National Medical Commission guidelines. These are young, qualified doctors who returned to serve their state after pursuing medical education abroad. Worse, when these doctors peacefully protested on National Doctors’ Day demanding justice, the government responded with detentions, lathi charges, and intimidation. Is this how we treat our own medical professionals? Why is the Andhra Pradesh Medical Council still not issuing PRs despite NMC clarifications? Why are qualified doctors being left in limbo while the state battles a shortage of medical staff? This is not just negligence, it’s systemic suppression of aspiring healthcare workers who deserve dignity and a future. I demand the state govt to immediately release permanent registrations, stop this exploitation, and allow these doctors to begin their careers legally and proudly.
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I’m deeply disturbed by the apathy shown by the N Chandrababu Naidu led government towards hundreds of Foreign Medical Graduates (FMGs) who are being denied their rightful permanent medical registration despite completing their mandatory internships under National Medical Commission guidelines. These are young, qualified doctors who returned to serve their state after pursuing medical education abroad. Worse, when these doctors peacefully protested on National Doctors’ Day demanding justice, the government responded with detentions, lathi charges, and intimidation. Is this how we treat our own medical professionals? Why is the Andhra Pradesh Medical Council still not issuing PRs despite NMC clarifications? Why are qualified doctors being left in limbo while the state battles a shortage of medical staff? This is not just negligence, it’s systemic suppression of aspiring healthcare workers who deserve dignity and a future. I demand the state govt to immediately release permanent registrations, stop this exploitation, and allow these doctors to begin their careers legally and proudly.

Rajini Vidadala

60,656 views • 1 year ago

#WATCH | Jammu | After the National Medical Commission cancels recognition of Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Medical College in Jammu, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah says, "...The students have passed the NEET exam and have merit. It is now our responsibility to accommodate them, and we will accommodate them in a medical college near their homes so that they are not affected. But we need to think about the injustice done to the students by closing this medical college. People all over the country are struggling to get into medical colleges. Ours is the only place where a fully functional medical college has been shut down..."
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#WATCH | Jammu | After the National Medical Commission cancels recognition of Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Medical College in Jammu, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah says, "...The students have passed the NEET exam and have merit. It is now our responsibility to accommodate them, and we will accommodate them in a medical college near their homes so that they are not affected. But we need to think about the injustice done to the students by closing this medical college. People all over the country are struggling to get into medical colleges. Ours is the only place where a fully functional medical college has been shut down..."

ANI

94,556 views • 9 months ago

We have received reports of Gross bugling at Indian Medical Association Election of office bearers. Indian Medical Association is loosing its credibility day by day by becoming a puppet organisation benefiting a group of ten people and no-one else. Dr. Ketan Desai who was Jailed and removed from National Medical Commission on corruption charges is heading these scams. #shameonsuchcorruptdoctors. I will resign from IMA & all its posts if not corrected. We would also fight this matter in court. FAIMA Doctors Association
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We have received reports of Gross bugling at Indian Medical Association Election of office bearers. Indian Medical Association is loosing its credibility day by day by becoming a puppet organisation benefiting a group of ten people and no-one else. Dr. Ketan Desai who was Jailed and removed from National Medical Commission on corruption charges is heading these scams. #shameonsuchcorruptdoctors. I will resign from IMA & all its posts if not corrected. We would also fight this matter in court. FAIMA Doctors Association

Dr. Rohan Krishnan

12,143 views • 2 years ago

During the previous AIADMK tenure: For a student who completed MBBS abroad and wanted to pursue PG medicine or practice in Tamil Nadu, the mandatory "tariff" before reaching the PG stage was approximately ₹5.54 lakh. - Internship fee: ₹2 lakh - MGR University NOC fee: ₹3.54 lakh - Medical Council Registration: ₹20,000 During the AIADMK tenure, FMGs generally did not receive a stipend during their internship (CRRI) in government hospitals. Instead, they had to pay the government to work. Now under the DMK government: Starting July 2022, the current government waived the ₹2 lakh internship fee and reduced the university NOC fee from over ₹3 lakh to roughly ₹30,000. Previously, FMGs had to pay for their internship. Now, the fee is waived, and FMGs receive a stipend of approximately ₹27,319 per month during CRRI in government hospitals. CRRI * - Compulsory Rotatory Residential Internship.
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During the previous AIADMK tenure: For a student who completed MBBS abroad and wanted to pursue PG medicine or practice in Tamil Nadu, the mandatory "tariff" before reaching the PG stage was approximately ₹5.54 lakh. - Internship fee: ₹2 lakh - MGR University NOC fee: ₹3.54 lakh - Medical Council Registration: ₹20,000 During the AIADMK tenure, FMGs generally did not receive a stipend during their internship (CRRI) in government hospitals. Instead, they had to pay the government to work. Now under the DMK government: Starting July 2022, the current government waived the ₹2 lakh internship fee and reduced the university NOC fee from over ₹3 lakh to roughly ₹30,000. Previously, FMGs had to pay for their internship. Now, the fee is waived, and FMGs receive a stipend of approximately ₹27,319 per month during CRRI in government hospitals. CRRI * - Compulsory Rotatory Residential Internship.

Vignesh Anand

45,663 views • 9 months ago

#WATCH | Delhi: On NEET-PG 2026 examinations, Chairman of the National Medical Commission, Dr. Abhijat Sheth, says, "We have geared up very well for the preparation of the NEET PG 2026 examination. We will ensure that it is conducted safely and securely, and we will maintain the sanctity of the examination. We have 2,73,183 candidates who have registered, out of which 2,73,083 candidates have received their admit cards... We haven't increased the examination duration, but we have reduced the number of examination questions from 200 to 180 to ensure that students have a full opportunity to answer the maximum possible number of questions. There are a total of 1,111 examination centres across 338 cities in the country."
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#WATCH | Delhi: On NEET-PG 2026 examinations, Chairman of the National Medical Commission, Dr. Abhijat Sheth, says, "We have geared up very well for the preparation of the NEET PG 2026 examination. We will ensure that it is conducted safely and securely, and we will maintain the sanctity of the examination. We have 2,73,183 candidates who have registered, out of which 2,73,083 candidates have received their admit cards... We haven't increased the examination duration, but we have reduced the number of examination questions from 200 to 180 to ensure that students have a full opportunity to answer the maximum possible number of questions. There are a total of 1,111 examination centres across 338 cities in the country."

ANI

70,085 views • 1 month ago

I was deeply moved by this speech, given by President Dr Mohammad Usman Suleiman, Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors NARD. As a Consultant, I acknowledge that, It is easy for Medical Elders to gradually forget the rigours of residency training, as we climb higher and higher. However, we must REMEMBER: Burnt out Doctors are DANGEROUS. Doctor Suleiman is right: “How are you sure Nigerian Doctors, will be at their best, to see Nigerians? It is safer to keep Nigerians away, from these exhausted Doctors” Protecting Doctors, is protecting Patients. Once again, I plead with the Government and our Medical Elders: Help us resolve this crisis asap. Please. The Nigerian Senate President of the Senate Federal Ministry of Health, NIGERIA Muhammad Ali Pate Dr Iziaq Adekunle Salako Government of Nigeria MDCAN National Nigerian Medical Association
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I was deeply moved by this speech, given by President Dr Mohammad Usman Suleiman, Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors NARD. As a Consultant, I acknowledge that, It is easy for Medical Elders to gradually forget the rigours of residency training, as we climb higher and higher. However, we must REMEMBER: Burnt out Doctors are DANGEROUS. Doctor Suleiman is right: “How are you sure Nigerian Doctors, will be at their best, to see Nigerians? It is safer to keep Nigerians away, from these exhausted Doctors” Protecting Doctors, is protecting Patients. Once again, I plead with the Government and our Medical Elders: Help us resolve this crisis asap. Please. The Nigerian Senate President of the Senate Federal Ministry of Health, NIGERIA Muhammad Ali Pate Dr Iziaq Adekunle Salako Government of Nigeria MDCAN National Nigerian Medical Association

Dr Rhema Haven

19,110 views • 10 months ago

What is happening in IGMC SHIMLA? A section of doctors have rejected the RDA letter and is insisting that the strike continue. They have clearly stated that there will be no dialogue or hearings until concrete, written action is taken. Is the RDA under pressure from the government? It is time for the entire medical community across the country to come together #medtwitter Indian Medical Association FAIMA Doctors Association FORDA India UNITED RDA
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What is happening in IGMC SHIMLA? A section of doctors have rejected the RDA letter and is insisting that the strike continue. They have clearly stated that there will be no dialogue or hearings until concrete, written action is taken. Is the RDA under pressure from the government? It is time for the entire medical community across the country to come together #medtwitter Indian Medical Association FAIMA Doctors Association FORDA India UNITED RDA

Indian Doctor🇮🇳

19,754 views • 9 months ago

Reservation in medical education is a ticking time bomb that will destroy the foundations of healthcare in this country. When meritorious students are unable to secure admission in the medical field while undeserving candidates become doctors, India's healthcare system is bound to suffer. A system that grants medical seats to students with lower scores while high-achieving candidates struggle, even with exceptional percentiles, is destined to fail. Medicine is a profession where competency should be the sole criterion. It is a matter of life and death. If this continues, we are heading towards a medical system where degrees are devalued, trust in doctors erodes, and the public ultimately suffers. Reservation in medical education is not social justice; it is social suicide.
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Reservation in medical education is a ticking time bomb that will destroy the foundations of healthcare in this country. When meritorious students are unable to secure admission in the medical field while undeserving candidates become doctors, India's healthcare system is bound to suffer. A system that grants medical seats to students with lower scores while high-achieving candidates struggle, even with exceptional percentiles, is destined to fail. Medicine is a profession where competency should be the sole criterion. It is a matter of life and death. If this continues, we are heading towards a medical system where degrees are devalued, trust in doctors erodes, and the public ultimately suffers. Reservation in medical education is not social justice; it is social suicide.

यमराज

36,118 views • 1 year ago

I try to explain how Our most important institution, the protector of our democracy, the election commission of India might be compromised That it is not acting as a Commission.. And is acting like a one man agency But after this we all need to ask if we are still a democracy? And, most importantly Can we win it back ?
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I try to explain how Our most important institution, the protector of our democracy, the election commission of India might be compromised That it is not acting as a Commission.. And is acting like a one man agency But after this we all need to ask if we are still a democracy? And, most importantly Can we win it back ?

Shekhar Dutt

129,405 views • 19 days ago

VIDEO | Delhi: On National Doctors' Day, Dr. Ashok Seth (Dr. Ashok Seth), Chairman, Fortis Escorts Heart Institute, says, "My important message is that the health of doctors is the health of the nation. If doctors remain healthy, the nation will remain healthy." Dr. Seth highlights that doctors are under immense stress 24x7. They remain constantly focused on caring for their patients and often forget to eat or drink while looking after thousands of people. "You must have seen doctors working late into the night, putting their patients first, often at the cost of family time and their own well-being," he says. "But it is equally important for every doctor to take care of themselves. Only when doctors are healthy can they take care of others." In his final message on National Doctors' Day, Dr. Seth urges every doctor to undergo regular health check-ups and strive for a balanced life that nurtures their mental, physical, social, and spiritual well-being. "Make time for all aspects of life so that we, as doctors, remain healthy." "If we are healthy, we can continue serving the nation and its people for a long time. Healthy doctors mean healthy people, and a healthy nation."
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VIDEO | Delhi: On National Doctors' Day, Dr. Ashok Seth (Dr. Ashok Seth), Chairman, Fortis Escorts Heart Institute, says, "My important message is that the health of doctors is the health of the nation. If doctors remain healthy, the nation will remain healthy." Dr. Seth highlights that doctors are under immense stress 24x7. They remain constantly focused on caring for their patients and often forget to eat or drink while looking after thousands of people. "You must have seen doctors working late into the night, putting their patients first, often at the cost of family time and their own well-being," he says. "But it is equally important for every doctor to take care of themselves. Only when doctors are healthy can they take care of others." In his final message on National Doctors' Day, Dr. Seth urges every doctor to undergo regular health check-ups and strive for a balanced life that nurtures their mental, physical, social, and spiritual well-being. "Make time for all aspects of life so that we, as doctors, remain healthy." "If we are healthy, we can continue serving the nation and its people for a long time. Healthy doctors mean healthy people, and a healthy nation."

Press Trust of India

14,517 views • 3 months ago