DCI delegation inspects Govt Dental College infra

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08/01/2013 at 5:41 pm #16306

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A member of the Dental Council of India has been arrested red-handed for taking bribe by the Central Bureau of Investigation. DCI member Dr Murugesan was arrested when he was taking the bribe of Rs 25 lakh from Dr Rambhadran, administrative officer of a dental college.
The CBI has registered a case under the Prevention of Corruption Act in Chennai and arrested Dr Murugesan as well as Dr Rambhadran. The CBI says that the official demanded Rs 1 crore and then settled for Rs 25 lakh.
The two will be produced in the court on Tuesday.



18/01/2013 at 3:04 pm #16335

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Govt promises action against Beed college
DP Sawant, the minister of state for education, met with the students of Aditya Dental College in Beed on Wednesday and reassured them that the government will take action against the college within seven days. If found guilty, the college will be derecognised by the Dental Council of India (DCI), he said.

Apart from the first year bachelor of dental surgery (BDS) students, second and third year students have also complained against the college to the government authorities.

Jayant Jain, president of the Forum For Fairness in education that is fighting for justice for these students said, “The government should come out with a decision as soon as possible so that students do not lose out on their studies.”



19/01/2013 at 4:15 pm #16337

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Strict rules have resulted in rejection of 90% proposals to open new dental colleges in the past year. "As many as 110 colleges were not given recognition to run a dental college because of stringent norms. Only 10 were considered and given approval in the year 2012,” said Dr Dibyendu Mazumdar, president, Dental Council of India (DCI). Dr Mazumdar was in the city on Monday to attend college day function at Babu Banarsi Das Institute of Dental Sciences.

He said the DCI recognised only those dental institutes with other medical departments such as ENT, eye, orthopedic and others. "This is to ensure efficient clinical material-patient inflow-in the college,” said Dr Mazumdar. At times, patients who visit eye or ENT or any other department are referred to the dentist
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