The Indian Practitioner

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The 2nd of January 2018 saw the much debated National Medical Commission (NMC) bill being pushed back to the Standing Committee for further (and I would say, a more mature) deliberation. Quite expectedly, media houses buzzed with criticism and opinions pouring in from across the country. A near unanimous stand of the medical fraternity against the potentially sinister implications of this bill gave a sight of solidarity worth beholding.
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The 2nd of January 2018 saw the much debated National Medical Commission (NMC) bill being pushed back to the Standing Committee for further (and I would say, a more mature) deliberation. Quite expectedly, media houses buzzed with criticism and opinions pouring in from across the country. A near unanimous stand of the medical fraternity against the potentially sinister implications of this bill gave a sight of solidarity worth beholding.