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NRHM scam: CAG finds anomalies in spending of about Rs 5,000cr

-PTI The CAG probing the NRHM scam in Uttar Pradesh has found anomalies in spending of around Rs 5,000 crore under the scheme in about two dozen districts of the state. The state Health department failed to give proper details of spendings worth around Rs 5,000 crore of the Rs 8,657 crore given to the state, \highly placed sources said. The Comptroller and Auditor General submitted a report on its findings to the...

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TB rule change for private doctors

-The Telegraph The Union Health ministry plans to initiate a process to make tuberculosis a notifiable disease, compelling all private doctors nationwide to keep local Health authorities informed about their TB patients. A senior Health official said the notification would mean private practitioners would have to inform Health authorities about patients who show up with symptoms for the first time and patients treated earlier who may have developed drug-resistant TB. “This is not...

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Two of five members of child rights panel quit by Himanshi Dhawan

Controversy has hit the child rights' panel again with two members putting in their papers within six months. Child Health specialist Dr Dinesh Laroia resigned recently in quick succession to educationist Sukanya Bharatram, who quit in August, 2011. While Dr Laroia cited personal reasons for his resignation, sources said that there were differences with panel chief Shanta Sinha. With the two resignations, the number of members in the national commission for...

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Skewed doctor rule pops up in court by Tapas Ghosh and Sanjay Mandal

The Bengal government had introduced a remote-area incentive system that rewarded doctors working in Calcutta for all practical purposes but not in some places that could be reached only by crossing rivers. Calcutta High Court today stayed the order, which was issued by the Mamata Banerjee government last year but did not draw much attention beyond medical circles. The government order denied several doctors who had served in villages the advantages due...

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NAC draws up plan for shelters for over 3 lakh urban homeless by Nitin Sethi

The Sonia Gandhi-led National Advisory Council has recommended a Rs 4,250 crore programme to provide shelters and other amenities to homeless in Class 1 cities in the country. The council has suggested the National Programme for Shelters and Other Services for Urban Homeless to set up 6,800 permanent shelters for around 3 lakh homeless - 15% of the estimated population of people living in the open across urban India. The council, moving...

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