Dr.Srinivasa Raju

1. Enable all health workers across the country—around 2 million—to have data-enabled smartphones. The purpose shall be that once they have access to these devices, information, content and services will automatically flow. 2.software applications to monitor and track  government health programmes spread across maternal and child health, immunization, disease control, tuberculosis, supply chain, and forecasting of disease outbreaks, in addition to applications to manage health insurance, drugs and medicines, and community action by ASHA -accredited social health activists. ​ 3.  Free essential generic medicines for all  ​---- ​  through govt or private(Public private) outlets,which may needs just 6000 crore rupees to implement.  ​ 4. Allocate more staff @ PHCs----- 3MBBS doctors ,ONE DENTAL,one AYUSH, 3nurses,4ANMs,3MPHW,one lab tech and one xray tech.​ 5.Allow small clinics and hospitals to be empaneled to...

If you have no electricity, you can survive despite inconvenience; if you have no  pucca  house, you still survive on thatched shelters; if you have bad roads, you can still communicate on the patched roads. But if you don’t have sound health, you simply lose your life. That’s what happens in villages of India....... so how best we can utilise technology to reach-out millions and to bridge the demographic divide? 1.enable all health workers across the country—around 2 million—to have data-enabled smartphones. The purpose shall be that once they have access to these devices, information, content and services will automatically flow to and from the millions. 2.software applications to monitor and track  government health programmes spread across maternal and child health, immunization, disease control, tuberculosis, supply chain, and forecasting of disease outbreaks, in addition to applications to manage health insurance, drugs and medicines, and community action by ASH...

Tomorrow 31st may is -World No Tobacco Day - we all know that due to tobacco addiction,numerous lives wasted along with drastic loss of National GDP and country's exchequer in  managing the morbidity . About 1 lac crore has been gone in to drains due to loss of man-hours and money spent on managing the diseases.

What it means  of Higher voter turnout? it means end to dynasty. end of corruption.end of policy paralysis. Due to higher turnout of 66%,anti incumbency wave gained momentum to put the Modi led NDA on the pedestal of victory. What are the reasons for higher turnout? The major reasons for the polling percentage going up has been the  increased participation of women and SC&ST population and new voters. Highly urban seats recorded the lowest turnout (61.1 percent) yet. How india crippled with so called welfare schemes? what is the major massive drain on the economy without any benefits? a total of Rs.2.80 lakh crore as subsidy on food, fuel and fertilizers &MGNRE for 2014-15 . How  UPA govt under the helm of sonia  eroded our country's  systems?   stagnation in manufacturing -    The share of manufacturing in GDP fell to 15.1 per cent in 2013, which is the lowest in a decade according to the Confederation of Indian Industry. u...

    Congratulations  Dr Harshwardhan, You have made the whole medical fraternity proud!!

State medical councils insist that any doctor working in the state must get registered with them. Such insistence is illegal and lacks legal reasoning or force. As per the MCI Act, 1956, a doctor registered with any one state council gets his name automatically included in the Indian Medical Register as long as he possesses a recognised medical qualifications for such registration and he is thereby entitled to practice medicine anywhere in India. Hospitals in various states often lay down a condition that a doctor applying for a job must be registered with the state medical council concerned.  This is unjust and illegal. Doctors should fight against this practice by filing a writ petition in the High Court individually or collectively. Hospitals approved by the National Board of Examinations for DNB training often lay down a condition that the applicant doctor for joining DNB training course must be registered with the state medical council concerned.  This is unjust and ...

1.Raise the health budget to 2% of the national GDP. 2.Raise the education budget to 6% from the present 3% of the GDP.    Compulsory primary education(up to 7th.) with more stress on building of core character and morality .  mid day meal in all schools, compulsory games& yoga training in all schools&colleges. bridging the digital divide between rural and urban schools through satellite or net based educational backbone. mobile labs,virtual class rooms in rural areas. hands-on training in post offices,banks,farm fields,police stations,traffic  keeping and hospitals 3.free essential generic medicines for all through govt or private(Public private) outlets,which may needs just  6000 crore rupees to implement.   4. increasing direct taxes through introduction of inheritance tax and an increase in wealth tax 5.revise the food security act and see that the benefits should go to the needy only. 6. a bill  for  governance ac...

·            THE PERFORMANCE OF VARIOUS PARTIES IN RECENT ELECTIONS IN THE NEW ANDHRA PRADESH STATE. మొత్తంమీద చూస్తే రెడ్లు, ముస్లింలు, క్రైస్తవులు అత్యధికంగా ఉన్న ప్రాంతాల్లో వైసీపీ ఆధిపత్యం కనపడతుంది.  కాపులు, కమ్మ, బ్రాహ్మణ, రాజులు, బీసీలు ప్రాబల్యం ఉన్న ప్రాంతాల్లో సైకిల్ దూసుకుపోయింది.  o     Municipal (92) o     TDP  (65) o     YSRCP  (20) o     OTHERS  (01) o     CPI/CPM o     BJP o     HUNG  (06) ·            o     Corporation (7) o     TDP  (5) o     YSRCP  (2) o     CONGRESS o     CPI/CPM o     BJP o     OTHERS ·            o     ZPTC (653) o...

Fernandez Hospital, hyderabad, started this course for the first time in India  in 2007. This PDCC course is  both for post DA (18 months duration) and  for MD / DNB (12 months duration) and it  was recognised by the Association of Obstetric Anaesthesiologists, India. For all details contact-  Dr.Sunil T Pandya @ +91 9848742426 .

సీమాంధ్రలో  ఉన్న 3. 70 కోట్ల మంది ఓటర్ల లో 70 లక్షల మంది ఓటు కి డుమ్మా కొట్టారు . 100 కోట్ల నల్ల ధనం పట్టుబడింది . ఏకం గా లిక్కర్ పరిశ్రమ నే పెట్టుకొని యదేచ్చగా ప్రజలకు మందేక్కిం చారు . ప్రజలను మత్తులో ముంచి ఇంకా ఏదైనా స్పృహ ఉంటే డబ్బుతో కొట్టి ,పోలింగ్ బూత్  లో ఏ  మీట నొక్కాడో తెలియని అయోమయం లో ఓటే యించి 80 శాతం ఓటింగ్ నమోదు ఐయిందని చంకలు కొట్టుకొంటున్న మనకు అవసరమా ప్రజా స్వామ్యం ? పేద ధనిక వర్గాల మధ్య పెరుగుతున్న అంతరాల అఖాతం , గిట్టుబాటు కాని వ్యవసాయంతో ఉడిగి పోతున్న రైతన్న జనాలను సోమరులుగా ఏమారుస్తున్న ప్రభుత్వాలు మందు విందు లతో మసక బారి పోతున్న యువత  -ఇదీ నేటి భారతం .  లక్ష కోట్లు ఖర్చు పెట్టి ఎన్నికల జాతర జరిపించే స్థోమత మన దేశాని కుందా ? ఈ ఎలక్షన్ ల వలన ,మంత్రుల  చిరునామాలు  తప్ప వ్యవస్థ మారుతుందా ?  మన అవ స్తలేమైనా తప్పుతాయా ?

As per Supreme Court ruling, the fee has to be revised for every three years. There are 24 private general medical colleges and 19 dental colleges in the A.P.state. The  Admission and Fee Regulatory Committee , headed by retired judge Justice Krishna Mohan Reddy, has to decide the fee structure for three academic years- 2014-17,which is probably hiked to the tune of 15-20 per cent (on an average) from this year. The fee structure is being divided in three categories namely A (50%Convener quota); B (10%Convener-cum-management) and C (40%management). The existing fee per annum per student is: Rs 60,000 for A; Rs 2.40 lakh for B and Rs 5.5 lakhs for C category seats. 

Date of Examination:   22-05-2014 Last date for submission of Online Application Form with late fee Rs 5000/- : 08-05-2014 Registration Fee:- For Engg. (E)                - Rs. 5250/- For Agri.& Med. (AM)   - Rs. 5250/- For Both (E & AM)        - Rs. 5500/ Only candidates belonging to Andhra Pradesh are eligible for  EAMCET 2014 . A total of 6,200 MBBS seats are available in Andhra Pradesh, as per Medical Council of India records. Here is a look at the various Medical Colleges/Institutes and the number of seats available at each respective Medical College/Institute: 1. Alluri Sitaram Raju Academy of Medical Sciences, Eluru: 150 seats 2. Andhra Medical College, Visakhapatnam: 200 seats 3. Apollo Institute of Medical Sciences and Research, Hyderabad: 100 seats 4. Bhaskar Medical College, Yenkapally: 150 seats 5. Chalmeda Anand Rao Insttitute Of Medi...

its wonderful that social net work/internet has been influencing almost 40% voters in our country. especially 60%urban voters are in online contact with party leaders and get influenced but 25% of these doesn't share their opinion. 45% would like to see information online related to local issues, developmental activities and candidate or party manifestos.  39% would be open to signing up for party volunteer programs. its still amazing that rural voter have clear cut decission/ opinion about which party they are going to vote,when compared with urban voters,40% of which still not decided. For many, local candidates are as important as the party.Less important are the party leaders and the  Prime Ministerial candidate.