Dr.Srinivasa Raju

By    putting huge pressure on private doctors by introducing non-compliable draconian acts like fire safety,CE regulation, PNDT act,Labor welfare act, drugs regulation act,etc...  govt indirectly encourages Closure of  Small and Medium size hospitals and forcing private doctors to Join Government service / Corporate service. govt   also makes plans to bypass the MBBS stream medicare and putting half knowledged personnel through the back door  entry courses  like B.Sc comunity care. on one side,govt allows mushrooming of medical colleges especially in south india where already all colleges are overflowing but on another side,the govt kills the medical profession. almost 70% intermediate students dislikes to take biology  courses and displaying aversion to medical profession. what our IMA or any other medical association  is doing is not sufficient to stem the rot. we have to do  out of box thinking and  the need of the hour is lateral thinking.

3 groundbreaking extremely-low-cost FDA-registered medical devices, 2 telemedicine applications, and a whole new service.  With more than 35,000 product tests before launch, EyeNetra is today one the biggest refractive studies in history of ophthalmology. 

megha engineeriing company donating these type of fiber body toilets to a village in krishna district. those who are interested to donate or commission such type of toilets in any rural areas,may contact MEIL persons.

HBI IMA AP News: 213th.CWC meeting was organized in a most methodical and utilitarian manner by the team IMA led by dynamic duo and lotus awardees Dr.marthanda pillai & Dr.k.k.aggarwal @radisson blu in Newdelhi. Sri Mukul Rohatgi -Attorney general of govt of india cleared the most confusing and contradictory air that tumultuously surrounding the medical profession . He discussed and answered various questions of the members about the following draconian regulations&rules promulgated by govt of india and various other states. President of MCI also enlightened the members  with patience&perseverance.. CE Act, CP  Act,PCPNDT Act, Non categorization of hospitals,(Seeing and regulating corporate hospitals and small hospitals(<20beds) with equal measures), accreditation of hospitals,recognising the medical courses conducted by IMA, multiple registrations issue,crosspathy practise, govt's proposal to introduce Parallel courses to medicine & allowing non modern med

For poor indexes of our country's development of  civilization,the major appalling cause is population explosion and un-equal distribution of resources.

What is  Mission Indradhanush' ? Its a vaccination program to administer 7 vaccines to  the pregnant mothers and children below 2years. out of 650 districts in our country in how many districts,this mission is launched? 201  districts  . How this program would be conducted?  the  programme would be held for one week every month.

Medicines are life line for us. the medicine's cost the patients almost 40% of the treatment cost . yet our govt policies are not conducive to affordability & quality of drugs to the common man. Is it true that  the cost of 509  essential medicines used for treating various ailments like diabetes, hepatitis and cancer  and  condoms and even  Amoxicillin   is     hiked by 3.84 per cent with effect from April 1-2015?. yes. At present, how many formulation's prices  are capped by the government through  Drug Price Control Order (DPCO), 2013. ? 680 formulations, with effect from May 15, 2014, of  these there are    348 essential medicines.

Land, the most precious form of wealth and the most dependent chunk for livelihood for  70%Indians is once again in cross fire between protagonists of  industral development and of proponents of  inclusive growth. But, what we have achieved in the last 6decades in respect of farming&farmers,is just a pittance of development. see the big picture here. A major survey finds that almost half the respondents don’t want to continue with agriculture. To say frankly,land acquisition is not the biggest  worry for majority of farmers but  the major problem is the unpredictable weather and the dependence on monsoons even to this day and inadequate infrastructure i.e.irrigation,power supply, supportive  prices and quality seed. It is no wonder that the survey indicates that more than one-fifth (22 per cent) of the farmers have begun to dislike farming. 70%farmers were willing to leave farming if they found jobs in the city. More than one-third (37 per cent) said they would not like