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Golden Jubilee Celebration |
BANGALORE.APRIL.11:
Around 250 homoeopathic doctors and students
participated in the homoeopathy day rally, that
began from the Mahatma Gandhi statue and concluded
at the High Court, on Friday. The rally was
organised by the Karnataka state branch of the
Homeopathic Medical Association of India, to
commemorate the 254th birth anniversary of Dr.
Samuel Hahnemann, founder of homoeopathy. Mahesh
Joshi, senior director of Doordarshan Kendra,
flagged off the rally.
“The objective of the
rally is to create awareness about the therapeutic
benefits of homoeopathy, so that people can
avail the benefits,” said Dr. A.B. Jayanth,
general secretary of the Homoeopathy Medical
Association of India.
Dr. B.T. Rudresh, governing council member of
the Central Council for Research in Homoeopathy,
Dr. Veerabramhachary, president of the Karnataka
Board of Homoeopathy System of Medicine and
Dr. M.R. Srivatsan, executive member of the
Central Council of Homoeopathy, were the other
participants in the rally.
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MADURAI. April.11: The Similia Health Academy
celebrated 254th birth Anniversary Celebrations at Thiruparnkundram.
Dr.P.Hahnemann, Member CCH garlanded the Hahnemann's Statue.
The president of the academy
Dr. S. Chidambaranathan and the secretary Dr.S.Rajaram
and other also participated. |
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Dr.Koppikar's foundation honoured University toppers
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CHENNAI.APRIL.12: Dr.Koppikar Foundation
for Homoeopathy hosted a seminar to commemorate the birth anniversary
celebration of Dr.Hahnemann and also remember Dr.S.P.Koppikar
at Smt.Sivagami Pethachi auditorium, Chennai. Mr.R.R.Bagri, the
Chief Guest of the occasion inaugurated the function. Dr.S.Radhakrishnan,
former principal, Government Homoeopathy Medical College, Tirumangalam,
presided over and spoke about Hahnemann. Dr.S.Mohammed Aleem spoke
on Dr.S.P.Koppikar. Mr.Nagesh Heble welcomed the gathering.
The Dr.M.G.R.Medical
University topper Dr.Aruna Jovin Benitha, Hahnemann Homoeopathy
Medical College received Rs.10, 000 and citation from the Chief
Guest. The second topper Dr. B.Andrew Leo, Sairam Homoeopathy
Medical College was honoured with Rs 7,000 and citation. The deliberations
were on Dr.Hahnemann and Dr. Koppikars life and contributions
to homoeopathy, on clinical evidence and reflections in day to
day practice.
The public awareness
program was shared with the speakers Dr.Ashok anand, Dr.P.V.Vekatraman
and Dr.R.Gnanasambandam. Dr.P.D.Venkatakrishnan chaired this session.
The Scientific Session was chaired by Dr.K.M.H.Akbarsha and the
speakers were Dr.A.Thamaraiselvan and Dr.G.Suresh. Dr.A.Balaji
anchored the program and Mr.Subhash Koppikar proposed vote of
thanks .
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DELHI.APRIL.9: Drug Technical advisory
Board (DTAB) sub-committee meeting held at Central
Council for Research in Homoeopathy. Prof.C.Nayak
chaired the meeting.
The
Member Secretary of the Committee Dr.S.N.Sahu, deputy
advisor, Department of AYUSH, Dr.B.N.Singh, Director,
Directorate of Homoeopathy, Uttar Pradesh, Dr.Lohar,
Director, Homoeopathic Pharmacopoeia Laboratory,
Dr.P.N. Verma representing Schwabe, Dr.Prasanchandran
Managing Director, Kerala state Homoeopathic Pharmacy,
Dr.R.Gnanasambandam, President, Tamil Nadu Homoeopathy
Medical Council participated the meeting. |
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Birth Anniversary Celebrated |
BHOPAL.April.10: Homoeopathic Anusandhan Evam Vikas Sansthan
“HAEVS” organized a program on the occasion of Dr.Hahnemann
birthday at kamla Bhavan, Shri M.R.Pandey,Sessions Judge inaugurated
the program, Shri Manish Goatum ,Deputy Director presided over
the function Dr .Akashvani also participated and presided over
the function.
Best Member award to Mr.Rajkumar dhakad and young talent award
to Miss.Nidhi Thakur and an appreciation trophy to Dr.Sanjeev
shrivastava were honoured on this occasion Dr.Lalit Jain president
and Dr.P.S.Shrivastava, General secretary expressed vote of thanks.
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Jabalpur April
5: HMAI of Jabalpur branch celeberated Dr Hahnemann’s
birthday at hotel prestige princess. Dr.Aadil chimthanawala,
Dr.Dhamesh,Vice Principal , Mahathma Gandhi Homoeopathy
medical college Dr.J.S.Khanna ,Former CCH Member participated
the scientific program..Dr.Praveen malhotra, Dr.Alkesh
khatri, Dr.Rajkumar jain.organised this program. Dr.Shukla
abchored the event and Dr.Anand chaturvedi proposed vote
of thanks.
-Dr.Alkesh khatri
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GONDIA.APRIL.10.
254th birthday Celebration of Dr.Hahnemann was celebrated
at Gondia Homoeopathic Medical College. Dr Radheshyam
Agrawal principal presided over and garland Hahnemann’s
portrait. Dr Agrawal lighted the lamp Prof. Dr.S.S.Kochhar,
was the speaker of the scientific session. Dr Rathod,
Dr. Parmar,
Dr. Warjukar and Dr. Soni also participated the occasion.
The Students Miss Sangita Verma, Ankita Sharma, Priya
Wadhwani, Neha Udasi and Nitin Patil, Rahul Bhandgar,
Sumit Sagar, and Rajnish Yenurkar spoke on Dr.Hahnemann’s
contributions.
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Punjab IIHP reconstituted |
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The Punjab Indian institute
of Homoeopathic Physicians (IIHP) has been reconstituted
for the year 2009-2011. Dr.Sayed Tanvir Hussain is
the president, Dr.Abdul Hamid is the secretary and Dr.Harwinder
Singh is finance secretary for this period. The vice presidents
are Dr.Kultar Sandhu, Dr. Neelam A.Singh, Dr.Mohan
Singh, Dr.Vir Berry and Joint secretaries are Dr.Anupam,
Dr.Manjot Singh Kang, Dr.Amandeep Tallewal, Dr.Inderpal
Kaur. Dr.S.S.Vithal, Dr. R.Kochhar, Dr.P.S.Bhullar were
declared as advisors to the body.
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Collector Inaugurated Free Medical Camp |
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Thiruvannamalai District
Collector inaugurated a free medical camp at Government
girls High School, organized by “The Doctors forum”
on 5th April 2009. Dr. M.Senthil organized this camp.
Dr.R.C.Loganathan, Dr.Manimegalai, Dr.Santhosh Babu, Dr.Brinda,
Dr.Abirami, Dr.Usha, Dr.Tamil Ezhil and Dr.Sathyamoorthy
treated 250 patients.
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New Life Laboratories
Pvt. Ltd has received an award for recognition for Excellance
award from Shri Kailash Vijayavinaga Ji, Minister for
Commerce and Industry. Dr.M.Zakariva is receiving the
award.
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Doctors registered in one state cannot practice in another |
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MUMBAI.APRIL.11:
A medical practitioner registered in one state can’t
practise in another state unless his or her name finds
place in the central register, the Supreme Court has held.
The court has also noted that an unregistered medical
practitioner and one without a recognised degree or qualification
cannot place the prefix “Dr” before his/her
name or claim to be a doctor. The two observations form
the crux of a recent apex court ruling upholding a 2007
Bombay high court judgment.
The
matter had reached the SC after a bench headed by Justice
B.H.Marlapalle banned ayurvedic and unani practitioners
registered under the Bihar Development of Ayurvedic and
Unani Systems of Medicine Act from practising in rural
Maharashtra. The HC held that they had no recognised degree
or qualification. It also banned those with a degree or
diploma in electropathy or homoeo-electrotherapy to portray
themselves as doctors or use the “Dr” prefix.
The
SC ruling means that not everyone practising medicine
can claim to be a doctor or use the “Dr” prefix.
The judgment also makes it clear that unless a medical
practitioner in Indian medicine is registered in the central
register under the Indian Medicine Central Council Act,
she/he cannot practise in the country. The SC dismissed
the claim of a number of practitioners of ayurveda and
unani that once they were registered in a particular state,
they had the right to practise anywhere in the country.
The apex court held that the restriction placed by law
was a “reasonable restriction’’ and
such practitioners could not claim that their fundamental
right under Article 19(g) to practise their profession
was being violated. “Reasonable restriction can
always be put on the exercise of right under Article 19(g),’’
the court said.
The
SC also held that “what constitutes proper education
and requisite expertise for a practitioner in Indian medicine
must be left to the proper authority having requisite
knowledge in the subject’’. Many of those
affected were ayurveda practitioners who possessed sufficient
knowledge and skill but held no formal degree, diploma
or certificate from a recognised institution.
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