Dr.Srinivasa Raju

 1 .How many of each are legally permitted under the AP Medical Council Act and where disputes usually arise. Here’s what th e Andhra Pradesh Medical Practitioners Registration Act, 1968 legally specifies about council composition: Mandatory members under the Act: ✅ Elected by practitioners: 13 members elected by registered medical practitioners. ✅ Elected by university council: 2 members elected by the Executive Council of the State Health Sciences University. ✅ Government-nominated members: 6 members nominated by the State Government (including 2 from teaching staff of medical colleges). ✅ Ex-officio members: Director of Medical Education, Director of Health & Family Welfare, Commissioner of A.P. Vaidya Vidhana Parishad, and Vice-Chancellor of Dr. NTR University of Health Sciences (these are government officials included by statute).  Key points where disputes arise: • Only the government-nominated six members are explicitly allowed under the Act; any additional n...

 1) Main functions and responsibilities of AP MEDICAL COUNCIL? Main Functions & Responsibilities of Andhra Pradesh Medical Council (APMC): Maintain and update the State Medical Register of qualified doctors Grant provisional and permanent registration to medical practitioners Enforce professional ethics and standards of medical practice Inquire into complaints of professional misconduct and take disciplinary action Implement and comply with regulations of the National Medical Commission (NMC) Regulate transfer of registrations and issue Good Standing Certificates Advise the State Government on medical practice–related matters Safeguard public interest by ensuring only qualified practitioners practice medicine.  2) HOW APMC Enforce professional ethics and standards of medical practice?  How the AP Medical Council enforces professional ethics & standards (brief mechanism): Code of Ethics : Adopts and applies the NMC Code of Medical Ethics to all registered practitio...

Are We Living in the Singularity?: Navigating the Path to Star Trek, Not Terminator Forget the distant future of flying cars and food replicators. The seismic shift is happening right now, in this very moment. We are living through the singularity, not as a futuristic concept, but as a present-day reality. This isn’t science fiction; it’s the new landscape we must learn to navigate. The crucial question, as recently discussed in a wide-ranging conversation, isn't about the long run. It’s about the turbulent next three to seven years. How do we steer this incredible technological force toward the utopian vision of Star Trek and away from the dystopian nightmare of Terminator? The Supersonic Tsunami is Here Elon Musk calls the rise of AI and robotics a “supersonic tsunami.” It’s a perfect metaphor. It’s a wave of immense power, arriving not at a distant shore, but already crashing around us. The traditional notion of a long, gradual transformation is obsolete. This is a rapid, accele...

During my trip to NATCON 2025 , a visit to the enchanting Adalaj Stepwell left me deeply inspired—its layered architecture, history, and local legends urging me to pause, reflect, and begin weaving a story of its own. Adalaj Stepwell: A Marvel of Ancient Architecture in Gujarat The Adalaj Stepwell was constructed in the 15th century during the reign of Rana Veer Singh of the Vaghela dynasty, aimed at alleviating water scarcity in the region. It was built as a memorial for the queen, Ruprabai, who was dedicated to her husband and chose to complete the stepwell before her death. The stepwell reflects the socio-political dynamics of its time, including the clash between Hindu and Muslim rulers. The Whispering Stones of Adalaj   Prologue – The Legend in Stone   When the rains fell hard on the plains of Gujarat, the ancient walls of the Adalaj Stepwell seemed to inhale the water, as if the stone itself were thirsty for stories. For five centuries the step‑well has watched dynastie...