Doctors want the state and central governments to give priority to improving the infrastructure and faculty recruitments.
Rajanna Sircilla Medical College and Kamareddy Medical COllege. (Sumit Jha/South First)
The National Medical Commission’s medical education reforms and subsequent faculty issues have left the medical teaching fraternity fuming. They felt that the reforms would affect the quality of medical education, besides putting people’s health at risk. Some even felt that the NMC has been acting to meet the target of more medical colleges set by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.