NTR health university

statesman · Posted: Mon Jun 05, 2006 6:38 pm Post subject: NTR health university

NTR health university in Viziawada acenter for indulging in so many irregularities every year , really playing with the future of students, can we discuss the real plan behind setting upthis institute at viziawada as no other medical institutes like AMC,UMC etc. in the state has done irregularities like this even after an existance of more than 50 years in serving.
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statesman · Posted: Mon Jul 03, 2006 6:37 am Post subject:

Andhra Pradesh - Vijayawada

Row over leakage of papers deepens in health varsity

Staff Reporter

Some unsavoury incidents took place in DNTR-UHS even though the case was handed over to CID
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Examinations wing staff go on mass casual leave
Employees' association leaders find fault with top officials
Association leaders threaten to launch an agitation if their demands are not met
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VIJAYAWADA: The leakage of second-year MBBS examination papers a few weeks ago has now sparked a controversy in Dr. N.T.R. University of Health Sciences (DNTR-UHS) here.

Employees' association leaders said at a press conference here on Sunday that all staff members of the examination wing had been on mass casual leave since the past one week in protest against what they termed `discriminatory attitude' of top university officials.

When second-year MBBS papers in microbiology and social preventive medicine subjects were leaked, the UHS officials took immediate steps and replaced the papers with a new set to continue the examinations. But the subsequent developments caused heartburn among the staff.

Though the case was handed over to the Criminal Investigation Department (CID), some unsavoury incidents took place and the observations made by a senior official in internal meetings led to the controversy.

The senior official is alleged to have blamed two to three staff members of the examinations wing for the leakage of the papers. After the observation was made at the internal meeting, the staff members started sensing trouble that they would be made scapegoats in the whole episode and decided to express their protest.

Employees' association leaders found fault with the top officials and demanded that an inquiry be conducted to bring out the facts. Employees' Association president K. Narasimha Rao said that the process of sending examinations papers was a very confidential affair.

"We will not keep silent if innocent employees are harassed," Mr. Rao added.
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