One-year govt. service optional for medicos
Staff Reporter
VIJAYAWADA, June 01, 2018 00:00 IST
The State Cabinet has approved the proposal to place an ordinance to amend the A.P. Medical Practitioners Registration Act, 1968, making it optional for medical students to work for the government for a year before becoming licensed medical practitioners.
This is in response to the demand from the Junior Doctors Association to remove the condition of one-year government service.
It was learnt that Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu wanted officials of the Law Department to work out the modalities of payment of interim relief under court directions to the victims of the AgriGold scam, which is expected to cost up to Rs. 250 crore, and expressed displeasure at their lethargic attitude in dealing with the issue of auction of properties belonging to the defunct company.
Nod for cold chain co.
The Cabinet has cleared the establishment of Andhra Pradesh Cold Chain Promotion Company Limited under the Companies Act as a Special Purpose Vehicle.
The SPV will enable farmers to extend the life cycle of perishable products and reach out to wider market segments and a larger consumer base.
The Cabinet has cleared the allotment of 56.63 acres in Chittoor district to Apollo Tyres Ltd. for the establishment of a tyre manufacturing plant with an investment of Rs. 4,500 crore.
Staff Reporter
VIJAYAWADA, June 01, 2018 00:00 IST
The State Cabinet has approved the proposal to place an ordinance to amend the A.P. Medical Practitioners Registration Act, 1968, making it optional for medical students to work for the government for a year before becoming licensed medical practitioners.
This is in response to the demand from the Junior Doctors Association to remove the condition of one-year government service.
It was learnt that Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu wanted officials of the Law Department to work out the modalities of payment of interim relief under court directions to the victims of the AgriGold scam, which is expected to cost up to Rs. 250 crore, and expressed displeasure at their lethargic attitude in dealing with the issue of auction of properties belonging to the defunct company.
Nod for cold chain co.
The Cabinet has cleared the establishment of Andhra Pradesh Cold Chain Promotion Company Limited under the Companies Act as a Special Purpose Vehicle.
The SPV will enable farmers to extend the life cycle of perishable products and reach out to wider market segments and a larger consumer base.
The Cabinet has cleared the allotment of 56.63 acres in Chittoor district to Apollo Tyres Ltd. for the establishment of a tyre manufacturing plant with an investment of Rs. 4,500 crore.
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