#indian health advisory

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भारत ने लगातार दूसरे दिन 24 घंटे में 1,800 से अधिक नए कोविड मामले दर्ज किए | India records more than 1,800 new COVID instances in a day for the second straight day;

केंद्रीय स्वास्थ्य मंत्रालय के सोमवार को अपडेट किए गए आंकड़ों के अनुसार

पिछले 24 घंटों में दर्ज किए गए 1,805 नए कोविड मामलों के साथ, सक्रिय मामलों की संख्या 10,000 के आंकड़े को पार कर गई है, जो संक्रमणों में निरंतर वृद्धि का संकेत है।

भारत ने लगातार दूसरे दिन 1,800 से अधिक नए कोविद मामले दर्ज किए, सक्रिय केसलोएड 10,000 से अधिक हो गए। 5,30,837 पर कुल मृत्यु के साथ छह और कोविद से संबंधित मौतें हुई हैं।

भारत में कोरोनोवायरस संक्रमण में वृद्धि जारी

केंद्रीय स्वास्थ्य सचिव राजेश भूषण आज राज्यों के स्वास्थ्य सचिवों और वरिष्ठ अधिकारियों के साथ कोविड-19 की तैयारियों की समीक्षा करने के लिए बैठक करेंगे, क्योंकि भारत में कोरोनोवायरस संक्रमण में वृद्धि जारी है। समीक्षा बैठक में सभी जिलों में स्वास्थ्य सुविधाओं पर अगले महीने नियोजित राष्ट्रव्यापी मॉक-ड्रिल का विवरण सूचित किया जाएगा।

केंद्रीय स्वास्थ्य मंत्रालय और भारतीय चिकित्सा अनुसंधान परिषद द्वारा जारी एक संयुक्त सलाह के अनुसार, सार्वजनिक और निजी दोनों स्वास्थ्य सुविधाओं से दवाओं, अस्पताल के बिस्तर, चिकित्सा उपकरण और चिकित्सा ऑक्सीजन की उपलब्धता का जायजा लेने के उद्देश्य से अभ्यास में भाग लेने की उम्मीद है। आईसीएमआर).........

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Right To Health In India: Constitutional Perspective

“Everyone has the right to a standard of living adequate for the health and well-being of himself and his family, including food, clothing, housing and medical care and necessary social services…”

Article 25 of the UN Declaration of Human Rights

Health is an essential prerequisite for human beings and plays a vital role in national development. The right to health is an essential right, without which one cannot exercise its basic human rights.

WHO has given a widely acceptable definition of “health” in the preamble of its constitution; according to the World Health Organization[1], “health is a state of complete physical, mental, and social wellbeing and not merely the absence of disease.”

Through this definition, WHO has helped to move health thinking beyond a limited, biomedical, and pathology-based perspective to the more positive domain of “well-being.”. Also, by explicitly including the mental and social dimensions of wellbeing, WHO has fundamentally stretched the scope of health and, by extension, the role and responsibility of health professionals and their relationship to the larger society.

The Constitution of India is the supreme law of India; it aims to secure social, economic, and political justice. The Constitution of India does not categorically provide for the right to health as a fundamental right. The state is required under the Constitution to take action to enhance the quality of healthcare available to the public. The Directive Principles of State Policy are an expansion and elaboration of the preamble. Nonetheless, the state’s fundamental law protects individual liberties and advances the welfare of the country.

It is the duty of the state to provide an effective mechanism for the welfare of the public at large.

In spite of various health schemes and policies, the condition of healthcare is deteriorating beyond our control. The framers of the Indian Constitution have rightly mentioned various provisions regarding the health of the public. Additionally, the Supreme Court of India plays a vital role in safeguarding the general public’s health through a variety of rulings. The current issue shall be managed by the efficient application of laws passed in accordance with constitutional provisions. The fundamental right to health is not officially recognized by the Indian Constitution. However, a fundamental right to life and personal liberty is guaranteed under Article 21 of the Indian Constitution. In this article, “life” refers to a humane life, not just a life of survival or animal existence. Its definition is far broader and covers things like the right to a better standard of living, the workplace and leisure areas being hygienic, and more.

The Indian Constitution contains a number of provisions that address public health in general. To safeguard the general public’s health, the Indian Constitution’s founding fathers correctly included the Directive Principles of State Policy (DPSP).

Everyone has the right to the best possible level of physical and mental health, which includes access to all medical services, hygienic surroundings, enough food, appropriate housing, safe working conditions, and a clean environment. This is known as the human right to health. As a result, access to the provision of healthcare must be guaranteed without prejudice.

“Preamble to the Constitution of the World Health Organization as adopted by the International Health Conference, New York, 19–22 June 1946; signed on 22 July 1947 by the representatives of 61 States (Official Records of the World Health Organization, no. 2, p. 100), and entered into force on 7 April 7, 1948″

Right To Health Under Fundamental Rights

Right to Health an integral part of right to life which is fundamental for all human beings under Article 21 of the Constitution. The Supreme Court has given identification to right to Health vide different techniques of interpretation. Right to Health is also one of the rights, which is implied under right to life and personal liberty as guaranteed by the Constitution of India.

Article 21-Protection of Life and Personal Liberty

Article 25 and Article 26

Article 51- A

Article 243-W

Article 23

Right To Health In International Human Rights Law

International human rights treaties recognizing the right to health:

The 1965 International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination: art. 5 (e) (iv)

The 1966 International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights: art. 12

The 1979 Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women: arts. 11 (1) (f), 12 and 14 (2) (b)

The 1989 Convention on the Rights of the Child: art. 24

The 1990 International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families: arts. 28, 43 (e) and 45 ©

The 2006 Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities: art. 25

Conclusion

The severe weaknesses in India’s healthcare system have been made clear by the pandemic.

The lack of legislation that upholds a fundamental right to health is a major contributing factor to India’s poor public health. In order to help India deal with the issues, it is necessary to establish the right to health as a fundamental right and to put it into practice within the parameters of legal mechanisms and the human rights principles of solidarity, proportionality, and transparency. Thus, it is imperative that the values of openness, proportionality, and solidarity be applied in the implementation of the right to health.

It is the need of the hour that the govt. should now focus on amendments to the current legislation and laws of India. The present health care services should be reviewed, and accordingly, new ones should be made with the involvement of the people.

Therefore, the importance of recognizing the right to health cannot be overstated. While it’s not explicitly stated in the Constitution, the World Health Organization considers health a fundamental human right. This implies that every individual, regardless of background, deserves access to the highest attainable standard of health. Despite the Supreme Court of India affirming the right to healthcare through various judgments, the state has not fully acknowledged its significance. The court’s broader interpretation of Article 21 has equated the right to health with the right to life, affirming its status as a fundamental right

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Accounting Services in India by SC Bhagat & Co.: A Trusted Partner for Financial Excellence

In today’s fast-paced business world, managing finances efficiently is a cornerstone of success. Whether you're a small startup or a large corporation, maintaining accurate financial records is crucial. This is where professional accounting services come into play. One of the leading names offering accounting services in India is SC Bhagat & Co., a firm known for its dedication to quality, accuracy, and reliability.

Why Choose SC Bhagat & Co. for Accounting Services in India? SC Bhagat & Co. stands out among accounting firms in India due to its commitment to providing tailor-made financial solutions to businesses across various sectors. With years of experience, the firm offers a wide range of accounting and financial services designed to meet the unique needs of its clients.

Here’s why SC Bhagat & Co. should be your go-to for accounting services in India:

Comprehensive Accounting Solutions: Whether it’s bookkeeping, financial reporting, or preparing balance sheets, SC Bhagat & Co. offers end-to-end accounting services that ensure your financials are always in order.

Tax Compliance and Advisory: The firm specializes in helping businesses navigate the complex landscape of Indian taxation, ensuring full compliance with the latest tax laws. Their tax advisory services can also help businesses optimize their tax strategies.

Cost-Effective Services: Outsourcing accounting services to a trusted firm like SC Bhagat & Co. allows businesses to focus on growth while cutting down the costs of managing an in-house accounting team.

Tailored Solutions: Every business has unique financial needs. SC Bhagat & Co. customizes its services to suit the size, nature, and scope of your business, ensuring that you receive the best possible accounting support.

Expert Team: SC Bhagat & Co. is home to experienced chartered accountants and financial experts who bring a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the table. Their team stays up-to-date with industry trends and changes in legislation to provide the best advice.

Key Accounting Services Offered by SC Bhagat & Co. Bookkeeping and Financial Statement Preparation Accurate and timely bookkeeping is essential for the smooth operation of any business. SC Bhagat & Co. offers expert bookkeeping services, ensuring that all transactions are recorded properly and financial statements are prepared as per accounting standards.

Payroll Services Managing payroll can be a complex task, especially for growing businesses. SC Bhagat & Co. simplifies this by offering efficient payroll management services, ensuring that employees are paid on time, and all statutory deductions are handled accurately.

Tax Preparation and Filing The firm offers comprehensive tax preparation and filing services, helping businesses avoid penalties and stay compliant with Indian tax laws. They also provide expert tax planning advice to help businesses save money.

GST Compliance Since the introduction of the Goods and Services Tax (GST), compliance has become a top priority for businesses. SC Bhagat & Co. assists with GST registration, return filing, and ensuring compliance with GST regulations.

Audit Services SC Bhagat & Co. offers thorough audit services to provide businesses with an accurate assessment of their financial health. Their audit services help identify areas for improvement, ensuring that businesses remain financially stable and compliant with regulatory requirements.

Business Advisory In addition to their accounting services, SC Bhagat & Co. provides expert business advisory services. They help businesses identify growth opportunities, streamline processes, and make sound financial decisions.

Why Outsource Your Accounting Services? Outsourcing your accounting services to SC Bhagat & Co. can offer numerous benefits, including:

Time Savings: By outsourcing, businesses can save time spent on routine financial tasks and focus on their core activities. Cost Efficiency: Outsourcing eliminates the need to hire and train an in-house accounting team, which can reduce overhead costs significantly. Access to Expertise: When you partner with a reputable firm like SC Bhagat & Co., you gain access to a team of experts well-versed in the latest accounting standards and regulations.

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Understanding the Importance of Credit Ratings for SMEs, MSMEs, and Startups in India

In the ever-evolving landscape of the Indian economy, Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs), Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), and startups play a pivotal role. These entities not only drive innovation but also create significant employment opportunities and contribute extensively to the GDP. However, one of the fundamental challenges they face is access to capital. This is where the importance of a robust credit rating comes into play.

Why is Credit Rating Crucial?

1. Access to Finance: Credit ratings determine the creditworthiness of a business. A high credit rating reassures lenders of the lower risk involved in extending credit to the business. This can lead to easier access to loans, lower interest rates, and more favorable repayment terms. For SMEs, MSMEs, and startups, which typically face higher scrutiny from financial institutions, a good credit rating can open doors to essential funding.

2. Credibility with Suppliers: A strong credit rating not only helps in securing finance but also enhances the business's credibility in the eyes of suppliers. Companies with better credit ratings can negotiate better credit terms such as longer payment durations and bulk order discounts, which can significantly improve cash flow management.

3. Competitive Advantage: In a market teeming with competition, a good credit rating can serve as a badge of reliability and sound financial health. This can be particularly beneficial in tendering processes where the financial stability of a business is a key consideration.

4. Lower Borrowing Costs: Businesses with higher credit ratings can secure loans at lower interest rates. Lower borrowing costs mean that the business can invest more in its growth and development, improving profitability and sustainability over time. This is especially critical for SMEs, MSMEs, and startups, where financial leverage can determine market positioning and long-term success.

How to Improve Your Credit Rating?

Improving and maintaining a good credit rating requires a strategic approach, including timely repayment of loans, prudent financial management, maintaining a balanced debt-to-income ratio, and regular monitoring of credit reports for any discrepancies.

Need Expert Guidance?

Understanding the nuances of credit ratings and effectively managing them can be complex. This is where expert financial advisory services, such as those offered by Finnova Advisory, come into play. Finnova Advisory specializes in providing tailored financial solutions that cater specifically to the unique needs of SMEs, MSMEs, and startups in India. 

Whether you are looking to improve your credit score, secure funding, or streamline your financial strategies, connecting with the experts at Finnova Advisory can provide you with the insights and support you need to thrive in a competitive marketplace.

To learn more about how Finnova Advisory can assist your business in achieving financial excellence, visit their website or reach out directly for a personalized consultation. Remember, a robust credit rating is your gateway to not only securing finance but also establishing a strong foundation for your business's future growth and success.

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Your Ultimate Travel Guide: Explore Kerala, India, and Beyond with Akbar Travels

Your Ultimate Travel Guide: Explore Kerala, India, and Beyond with Akbar Travels

Introduction

Welcome to Akbar Travels, where your wanderlust finds its perfect match! Whether you're dreaming of exploring the rich cultural tapestry of India, the serene beauty of Kerala, or the exotic wonders around the globe, we’ve got you covered. Join us as we take you through some of the most enchanting destinations and unique experiences that await you.

Discover India: A Land of Wonders

RAJASTHAN:

Experience the grandeur of Rajasthan, where history comes alive through magnificent forts, palaces, and vibrant traditions

HIMACHAL PRADESH:

Himachal Pradesh offers a paradise in the lap of the Himalayas. Trek through the scenic trails of Manali and Shimla, visit the spiritual abode of Dharamshala, and explore the untouched beauty of Spiti Valley. The region is perfect for trekking, skiing, and soaking in the serene mountain vistas.

VARANASI:

Witness the divine Ganga Aarti on the ghats of the Ganges River, explore ancient temples, and experience the vibrant local culture. A boat ride at sunrise offers a mystical view of this ancient city, providing a profound spiritual and cultural experience.

KERALA: God's Own Country

ALLEPPEY:

Drift through the tranquil backwaters of Alleppey on a traditional houseboat. Enjoy the serene landscapes, lush paddy fields, and local life along the banks. Savor delicious Keralan cuisine on board and experience a unique stay that combines luxury with nature’s simplicity.

MUNNAR:

Escape to the rolling hills and verdant tea gardens of Munnar. Visit the Tea Museum, hike through scenic trails, and discover the rich biodiversity of Eravikulam National Park. Munnar’s cool climate and picturesque landscapes make it a perfect retreat.

KOVALAM:

Relax on the golden sands of Kovalam’s crescent-shaped beaches. Enjoy water sports, Ayurvedic treatments, and fresh food. The iconic lighthouse and vibrant beachside culture provide a perfect mix of relaxation and adventure.

Around the World: Global Adventures Await

PARIS, FRANCE:

Explore the romance and charm of Paris. Visit the great Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame Cathedral, and the Louvre Museum. Stroll along the Seine River, enjoy world-class cuisine, and soak in the artistic ambiance of Montmartre.

TOKYO, JAPAN:

Discover the vibrant city of Tokyo, where ancient traditions meet cutting-edge technology. Visit historic temples, explore bustling markets, and enjoy the stunning cherry blossoms in spring. Tokyo offers a unique blend of cultural heritage and modern marvels.

NEW YORK CITY, USA:

Experience the beauty of New York City. Visit famous attractions such as Times Square, Central Park, and the Statue of Liberty. Enjoy Broadway shows, diverse culinary delights, and the city’s dynamic nightlife.

Travel Tips

BEST TIME TOTRAVEL:

Research the best times to visit each destination to enjoy favorable weather and local events.

LOCAL CUISINE:

Don’t miss the chance to try regional specialties, from Indian curries to French pastries and Japanese sushi.CULTURAL RESPECT:

Learn about local customs and traditions to ensure a respectful and enriching travel experience.

HEALTH AND SAFETY:

Stay informed about health advisories and safety guidelines for each destination. Carry a basic medical kit and necessary travel documents.

Conclusion

At Akbar Travels, we are passionate about creating memorable travel experiences tailored to your preferences. Whether you’re exploring the diverse landscapes of India, the serene beauty of Kerala, or the fascinating destinations around the world, we are here to make your journey unforgettable. Ready to embark on your next adventure? Contact us today to start planning!

Happy travels!

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India has urged its citizens travelling to or living in Canada to "exercise utmost caution".

The advisory comes a day after tensions escalated between the countries with each expelling a diplomat from the other side.

Canada said it was investigating "credible allegations" linking the Indian state with the killing of a Sikh separatist leader.

India strongly denied this, calling the allegations "absurd".

Analysts say relations between the countries, which have been strained for months, are now at an all-time low.

How India-Canada ties descended into a public feud

Why Western nations fear India-Canada row

On Wednesday, India's foreign ministry said it issued the advisory "in view of growing anti-India activities and politically-condoned hate crimes and criminal violence in Canada".

The Indian government has often reacted sharply to demands by Sikh separatists in Western countries for Khalistan, or a separate Sikh homeland.

The Khalistan movement peaked in India in the 1980s with a violent insurgency centred in Sikh-majority Punjab state.

It was quelled by force and has little resonance in India now, but is still popular among some in the Sikh diaspora in countries such as Canada, Australia and the UK.

Canada has the highest number of Sikhs outside Punjab and has seen several pro-Khalistan protests and demonstrations. In June, reports said India had raised a "formal complaint" with Canada about the safety of its diplomats there.

In Wednesday's statement, Delhi said that some recent threats were directed at its diplomats and some Indians "who oppose the anti-India agenda".

"Indian nationals are, therefore, advised to avoid travelling to regions and potential venues in Canada that have seen such incidents," it said.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Monday that intelligence agencies were investigating whether "agents of the government of India" were involved in the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar, a Canadian citizen - India had designated him a terrorist in 2020.

Nijjar was shot dead in his vehicle by two masked gunmen outside a Sikh temple on 18 June in British Columbia.

"Any involvement of a foreign government in the killing of a Canadian citizen on Canadian soil is an unacceptable violation of our sovereignty," Mr Trudeau told the Canadian parliament on Monday.

India reacted strongly, saying that Canada was trying to "shift the focus from Khalistani terrorists and extremists" who had been given shelter there.

Some Indian media reports claimed the statement from Delhi followed a similar Canadian advisory for its citizens travelling to India. Canada's government confirmed its travel advice for India had been updated on Monday but said it had been "as part of pre-scheduled and routine maintenance in the section on travel health information".

"No new risk information has been added to the India TAA [Travel Advice and Advisories] page," a spokesperson told the BBC. Ottawa's advisory asks its citizens to "exercise a high degree of caution" because of the "risk of terrorist attacks throughout" India.

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In June, the Social Security Advisory Board released its 2023 SSI Statement focusing on American Indian and Alaska Native (AI/AN) people, which faces significantly worse socioeconomic and health outcomes, including higher rates of poverty and disability.

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okay so. i'm& not even doing my& usual formatting w/ this. here's the statistics in relations to mmigw2s & other native issues i've& been meaning to post but couldn't for mental health reasons; the last few days have been really hard on me& and us& as a system collectively for trauma reasons. all of it is under the cut. nonnatives don't derail.

MMIGW2S Carrd

Land Back

Indian Residential School Survivors' Society

Google Doc of MMIGW2S/MMIP Resources Including Things For Settlers To Be Aware Of

Strong Hearts Helpline

Hope For Wellness Helpline

Idle No More: Defund The Canadian Police ( "Honor all of the lives lost to the Canadian State – Indigenous lives, Black Lives, Migrant lives, Women and Trans and 2Spirit lives — all of the relatives that we have lost. Use our voices for MMIWG2S, Child Welfare, Birth Alerts, Forced Sterilization, Police/RCMP brutality and all of the injustices we face. We will honor our connections to each other and to the Water, Land, and Sky" )

Violence Against Native & Alaska Native Women & Men (PDF)

Natives are killed in police encounters at a higher rate than any other racial or ethnic group, according to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Yet rarely do these deaths gain the national spotlight.

For every 1 million Natives, an average of 2.9 of them died annually from 1999 to 2015 as a result of a “legal intervention,” according to a CNN review of CDC data broken down by race. The vast majority of these deaths were police shootings. But a few were attributed to other causes, including manhandling. That mortality rate is 12% higher than for African-Americans and three times the rate of whites. 

Natives more likely to be killed by law enforcement than other racial or ethnic groups

Natives are killed in law enforcement actions at a higher rate than any other race or ethnicity, according to CDC data from 1999 to 2015.

The data available likely do not capture all Native deaths in police encounters due to people of mixed race and a relatively large homeless population that is “not on the grid, and are thus horrifically underreported.

As November 1, 2021, there were 71 First Nations communities under drinking water advisories, 17 out of which had at least two water advisories in place.

97% of Indigenous peoples have experienced violence perpetrated by at least one non-Indigenous person.

Natives are the largest group per capita in the prison system and are more likely to be affected by police violence than any other racial group, The low proportion of Natives may contribute to a lack of media attention for cases of police brutality against them, this is affected by the portion of Natives living on reservations; however, media presence on reservations is low, which results in instances of police brutality against Natives going unrecorded.

An Indigenous person in Canada is more than 10 times more likely to have been shot and killed by a police officer in Canada since 2017 than a white person in Canada. Indigenous Canadians are 11 times more likely than non-Indigenous Canadians to be accused of homicide Indigenous Canadians are 56% more likely to be victims of crime than other Canadians. In 2016, Indigenous Canadians represented 25% of the national male prison population and 35% of the national female prison population.

Though Natives are killed by police at disproportionately high rates, their deaths are not widely known. Cheryl Horn said she thinks nonnatives don't know about brutality against Native people because they "don't experience the same trauma." Schools don't teach about Natives, we aren't in media, television, film or entertainment. For many, we are out of sight, out of mind, so, we don't exist. But the issue is that this invisibility could be a matter of life and death. It's because people aren't paying attention," she said. "This information is out there and readily available. It's time non-Native people start paying attention. So much of this nation's wealth has been built on the theft of Native lands and the enslavement of Black people.

Nearly 1 in 3 Natives (29.2%), over 1 in 4 African Americans (27.2%), 1 in 4 Hispanic/Latinos (23.5%), 1 in 10 Asians (10.5%) and 1 in 10 non-Hispanic whites (9.6%) live below the federal poverty line.

Suicide rates vary depending on region and tribal affiliation but rates are particularly high in the Southwestern United States, the northern Rocky Mountains and Great Plains, and in Alaska, and in the Arctic. High suicide rates are often correlated with substance use disorder, alcoholism, depression, and poverty, widespread in many Native American reservations. Studies have shown that early substance use can lead to higher homicide and suicide rates among a population group. Risk factors for suicide often include a sense of hopelessness, alcohol use disorder, depression, poverty and a triggering conflict or event which can include conflict or loss. Among 77% of males that attempted or completed suicide had incomes of less than 10,000 dollars and 79% were unemployed. Native American youth also report higher rates of exposure to violence and sexual and physical abuse, both correlated to suicide rates. Other possible contributing factors include the mother's age at delivery, family conflict, and financial instability. Additionally 20% of all individuals who attempted or completed suicide had a parent who had also attempted or completed suicide.

In 2015 the National Congress of Natives found that an estimated 40 percent of women who are victims of sex trafficking identify as Native, or First Nations.  

Why seek Natives? “We’re associated with fetishes,” such as long hair, exotic looks that sex patrons perceive as Asian or Hispanic, Imus-Nahsonhoya says.”We could look like anything.”

Sex traffickers prey upon young girls and women they perceive as vulnerable. Labor traffickers look for boys and young men, as well as girls, to labor in oil fields, sweatshops, “man camps” and as domestic help. The high rates of poverty and hardship in tribal communities; historical trauma and culture loss; homelessness and runaway youth; high rates of involvement with child welfare systems, including entry into the foster care system; exposure to violence in the home or community; drug and alcohol abuse; and low levels of law enforcement all add up to a community rich in targets for traffickers. Imus-Nahsonhoya says that she learned most of what she knows about trafficking from survivors of this degrading and often dangerous life. “One trafficked woman showed me a list of services and her daily quota,” says Imus-Nahsonhoya. “From age 14 to 17, she had to make $600 a day. But she never saw a dime of that.” That’s why sex trafficking is said to be a $12 billion business.

One in three Native women will be sexually assaulted or raped in her life. Statistics say about 86% of these assaults are committed by non-Native men. While part of this is due to non-Native men preying upon Native women because they’re unlikely to be prosecuted because of tribal sovereignty policies and jurisdiction laws, how we’re viewed is also a factor. The over-sexualization of Native women objectifies us. When we are fetishized and exotified to the point that we lose our humanity, violence ensues.

Natives die due to police violence at a rate 12% higher than other populations. The suicide rate among Natives is the highest of all demographics in this country (22.1%, or 8 percentage points above the overall rate). Childhood poverty (29.2%), teenage pregnancy (29.4%), domestic violence (48% for native women, 41% for native men), and the high school dropout rate (10.1%, 2 full points above Hispanic youth and 4 points above black youth). Natives account for 2.3% of prisoners in this country out of a nationwide total population of approximately 5 million. I’ll let you guess who leads in homelessness.

The crude rates of suicide were highest for Natives, Non-Hispanic males (33.4 per 100,000) and, followed by White, Non-Hispanic males (29.8 per 100,000). Among females the crude rates of suicide were highest for Natives, Non-Hispanic females (11.1 per 100,000) and White, Non-Hispanic females (8.0 per 100,000). The status dropout rate varied by race/ethnicity in 2018. The status dropout rate for Asian 16- to 24-year-olds (1.9 percent) was lower than the rates for their peers who were White (4.2 percent), of Two or more races (5.2 percent), Black (6.4 percent), Hispanic (8.0 percent), Pacific Islander (8.1 percent), and Native (9.5 percent).

Many tribes have their own criminal justice systems, but a convoluted jurisdictional muddle  prevents them from holding non-Native offenders accountable. As a result, many non-Native offenders are virtually immune to prosecution and the lack of jurisdiction over nonnatives is particularly problematic, because:

• Approximately 2/3 of Native women who are sexually assaulted are attacked by non-Native men.

• 59% of Native women report being in relationships with non-Native men.

• In 71% of sexual assaults against Native women, the victim knew her attacker.

• The rate of interracial violence experienced by Natives and Natives is far higher than the rate experienced by Black or White victims.

Native and Native women experience assault and domestic violence at much higher rates than women of any other ethnicity.

• Over 84% of Native women experience violence during their lifetimes.

• Natives are 3 times more likely to experience sexual violence than any other ethnic group. Over half of Native women report having experienced sexual assault.

• 55.5% of Native women experience physical intimate partner violence in their lifetimes; 66.6% experience psychological abuse.

• 17% of Native and Native women have been stalked compared to white Americans, Natives are 2x as likely to die in a car crash, 3.5x more likely to die as a pedestrian, 2x more likely to die in a fire, and 3x more likely to drown (some credit alcohol as a primary cause of this, though access to emergency care is also a contributing factor), Indigenous people are 10x more likely to be shot and killed by police in Canada, 1 in 3 Native women will be assaulted in her lifetime, though specialized studies on more rural reservations/towns have shown that that rate can actually be 12x higher than that (this is due to a ‘culture of lawlessness’ made possible by lack of tribal sovereignty in prosecuting these cases & settler gov’t apathy on the issue, coupled by severe underfunding of community programming and law enforcement; not to mention of course the obvious sexualized racism and colonial sexual politics that inform the systematic rape of Native women at the hands of settlers).

Alaska Natives & Native Americans are 5x more likely to die of tuberculosis (in comparison to white Americans; this is due to low vaccination accessibility & inadequate health care, though there is also a history of purposefully giving Native Americans TB both in “the colonial period” and in residential schools)

Native Americans are more likely to commit suicide than any other ethnic/racial group in the US, though this rate can fluctuate based on demographics—young Alaska Native women, for example, are 19x more likely to commit suicide than any other women their age. (this is largely credited to intergenerational trauma, poverty, sexual assault, domestic abuse, limited health care & mental health services, chronic unemployment, incarceration, lack of opportunity, racism, cultural disconnect, & substance abuse)

American Indians & Alaska Natives have the highest rate of diabetes, out of all ethnic groups in the US; the Pima people have the highest rate of diabetes in the entire world (this is largely due to lack of ability to subsistence hunt and gather traditional foods, the foods that are made available through commod rations, and the lack of affordable healthy food available to low-income communities)

“We are the sickest racial, ethnic population in the United States,” said Irene Vernon, a professor at Colorado State University who specializes in Native American health.

Then there’s the issue of care. A large minority of Native Americans and Alaska Natives live on reservations in rural areas, mostly serviced by clinics, often a lengthy drive to a hospital, and usually strapped for funds. “The money we get for health is less than the money given to prisoners,” Vernon said. “It’s shamefully small, per person.”

More Native Americans die by injury by the age of 44 than any other cause, according to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention. Compared to white Americans, Native people are twice as likely to die in a car crash, three and a half times more likely to die as a pedestrian, twice as likely to die by fire and three times more likely to drown, according to the Indian Health Service. According to Vernon, alcohol likely plays a role, as does pure distance from emergency care. But scattered reports suggest a downward slide in the numbers, except for suicide and deadly assaults.

Violent crime on many reservations has skyrocketed in the last decade, even as its dropped across the country. too few tribal officers and federal police, and deeply underfunded tribal courts, have created a pervasive sense of lawlessness. For some tribal nations, brutal murders have become a normal part of life. Last year, the Department of Justice completed a two-year crime-fighting initiative on a handful of reservations modeled after the Iraq War surge. 

We are the victims of violent crimes at rates 250% higher than Whites.

• On some reservations in the United States, the murder rate of Native women is 10 times higher than in the rest of the nation.

• Native children experience PTSD at the same rate as combat veterans from the Iraq and Afghanistan wars.

Native and Native women experience extremely high rates of domestic violence, physical and sexual assault, and murder. Many women do not report violence for a variety of reasons. Many tribes have inadequate or no law enforcement to report these crimes to. In small, isolated communities, victims often fear retribution from perpetrators’ friends and family. Many Native women also never speak of their abuse because they see it as futile; they believe no one can or will help them.

American Indian and Alaska Native men also have high victimization rates. More than four in five American Indian and Alaska Native men (81.6 percent) have experienced violence in their lifetime (see Table 2). This includes 27.5 percent who have experienced sexual violence, 43.2 percent who have experienced physical violence by an intimate partner, 18.6 percent who have experienced stalking, and 73 percent who have experienced psychological aggression by an intimate partner. Overall, more than 1.4 million American Indian and Alaska Native men have experienced violence in their lifetime.More than one in three American Indian and Alaska Native men (34.6 percent) have experienced violence in the past year. This includes 9.9 percent who have experienced sexual violence, 5.6 percent who have experienced physical violence by an intimate partner, 3.8 percent who have experienced stalking, and 27.3 percent who have experienced psychological aggression by an intimate partner. Overall, more than 595,000 American Indian and Alaska Native men have experienced violence in the past year.

American Indian and Alaska Native men are 1.3 times as likely as non-Hispanic white-only men to have experienced violence in their lifetime. In particular, American Indian and Alaska Native men are 1.4 times as likely to have experienced physical violence by an intimate partner and 1.4 times as likely to have experienced psychological aggression by an intimate partner in their lifetime. The other estimates are not significantly different across racial and ethnic groups.

16.4 per cent of Indigenous people live in a home in need of major repairs compared to 5.7 per cent of non-Indigenous people and 17.1 per cent of Indigenous people live in crowded housing.

Indigenous children make up more than half of all children in foster care but only account for 7.7 per cent of all children 14-years-old or younger. Rates are higher in Manitoba, where advocates point to an over-representation of Indigenous children in the child welfare system as a factor in many of the social issues people face.

More than 237,000 people speak an Indigenous language. While the number of people who use one as their first language has been in decline, there has been growth in the number of Indigenous second-language speakers, the census said.

• High poverty rates, especially on reservations, can exacerbate domestic violence trauma.

• Alcohol and drug use on tribal lands is rampant and is associated with domestic violence perpetration. On one Montana reservation, 40% of reported violent crime involved alcohol or drugs.

• Although the federal government recognizes 566 tribes in the US, there are only 26 shelters nationwide providing culturally-specific services to Native and victims/survivors.

Although there is much popular and media attention given to the epidemic of missing and murdered Indigenous women, and justly so, the documented murder rate of Indigenous men in Canada is actually higher than that of Indigenous women. Both the Toronto Star and APTN have had stories reporting on Statistics Canada’s figures of Indigenous murder victims between 1980-2012. StatsCan documented 745 Indigenous female homicide victims and 1,750 Indigenous male homicide victims. That’s 14 and 17 per cent of all female and male homicide victims, respectively, despite the fact that, as of 2011, only 4.3 per cent of Canada’s population self-identified as Indigenous. The female figure of 745 Indigenous female homicide victims differs from the 2014 RCMP report of 1,017 murdered and 164 missing Indigenous women since 1980. (The RCMP has yet to provide such a figure for murdered and missing Indigenous men.) Regardless, these figures still show a disparity between Indigenous and settler Canadians’ experiences of violence. Such violence scars communities all across Canada. Lydia Daniels, whose son Colten Pratt has been missing since November 2014, told APTN that “we also wanted to make a statement that we also have murdered and missing men in our communities.” Sandra Banman, whose son Carl was murdered in 2011, stated “In balance and unity with our people, we also need to think about our men. We don’t love our daughters more than we love our sons, so when our sons go missing or are murdered, it hurts the families just as much.”

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Understanding the Role of Public Administration in IAS

Public administration is a cornerstone of governance and civil service, particularly within the context of the Indian Administrative Service (IAS). As a discipline, it focuses on the organization, management, and implementation of public policies and programs. For IAS aspirants, understanding the intricacies of public administration is crucial not only for the examination but also for effective governance once they assume their roles as civil servants.

The Importance of Public Administration in Governance

Public administration plays a vital role in the functioning of any government. It is the means through which governmental policies are executed, public resources are managed, and services are delivered to the citizens. In the context of IAS, it serves as a bridge between the government and the public, ensuring that the needs and aspirations of the people are addressed effectively.

Policy Implementation One of the primary functions of public administration is to implement government policies. IAS officers are often at the forefront of this implementation, translating political decisions into actionable plans. They must understand the policy framework and the socio-economic context in which they operate to ensure effective execution. This requires a deep knowledge of public administration principles, including planning, organizing, directing, and controlling resources.

Resource Management Efficient management of public resources is another critical aspect of public administration. IAS officers are tasked with overseeing the allocation of resources, ensuring that they are utilized optimally to benefit the community. This involves financial management, human resource management, and the strategic use of technology to enhance service delivery.

Public Service Delivery At its core, public administration aims to deliver services to citizens. IAS officers play a pivotal role in this process, ensuring that services such as education, healthcare, infrastructure, and welfare reach the intended beneficiaries. Understanding the principles of public administration helps them design and implement effective service delivery mechanisms that are equitable and responsive to the needs of diverse populations.

The Theoretical Framework of Public Administration

Public administration as a field of study encompasses various theories and frameworks that guide the practices of governance. Some key theories include:

Classical Theory: Focuses on bureaucratic structures and the importance of hierarchy in public administration.

Human Relations Theory: Emphasizes the role of human behavior in organizations, advocating for employee motivation and job satisfaction.

Systems Theory: Views public administration as a system that interacts with its environment, highlighting the importance of feedback loops in policy implementation.

Each of these theories offers valuable insights that IAS aspirants can leverage in their preparation and future roles in governance.

The Role of IAS Officers in Public Administration

IAS officers are the backbone of the public administration system in India. Their responsibilities extend beyond mere implementation of policies; they are also involved in policy formulation, monitoring, and evaluation. Here are some key roles that IAS officers play:

Advisory Role IAS officers often serve as advisors to the government on various matters, drawing from their expertise in public administration. Their insights can influence policy decisions and help shape the direction of governance.

Crisis Management During times of crisis, such as natural disasters or public health emergencies, IAS officers are expected to coordinate relief efforts and manage resources effectively. Their training in public administration equips them with the skills necessary to lead and make critical decisions under pressure.

Public Engagement Effective public administration requires engagement with citizens. IAS officers are responsible for addressing public grievances and ensuring that the government is responsive to the needs of the community. This involves not just administrative skills but also communication and interpersonal skills.

The Relevance of Public Administration in IAS Preparation

For aspirants preparing for the IAS examination, a solid understanding of public administration is indispensable. Here’s why:

Integration with the Syllabus Public administration is an integral part of the IAS syllabus, especially in the Mains examination. Topics such as administrative theories, governance structures, and public policy are essential components that candidates must master to perform well.

Enhanced Analytical Skills Studying public administration develops critical thinking and analytical skills. IAS aspirants learn to analyze complex governance issues, evaluate policy options, and propose viable solutions—skills that are invaluable in both exams and real-world applications.

Practical Application Knowledge of public administration allows candidates to relate theoretical concepts to practical scenarios. This understanding is particularly beneficial during the interview stage, where aspirants may be asked to provide insights on current governance challenges.

Strategies for IAS Aspirants

To excel in public administration as part of IAS preparation, aspirants can adopt several strategies:

Focused Study Plan Create a structured study plan that allocates sufficient time to public administration topics. Use a mix of textbooks, online resources, and lectures to gain a comprehensive understanding.

Join a Coaching Center Enrolling in a reputable tnpsc coaching centre in Coimbatore can provide valuable guidance and structured learning. Such centers often offer specialized courses in public administration, tailored to the IAS syllabus.

Participate in Discussions Engage in discussions with peers or mentors to explore different perspectives on public administration. This collaborative learning approach can deepen your understanding and retention of key concepts.

Regular Revisions Schedule regular revisions to reinforce your learning. Summarizing key theories, frameworks, and case studies can help in quick recall during examinations.

Stay Updated with Current Affairs Understanding current affairs related to public administration is crucial. Follow news articles, government reports, and academic journals to stay informed about recent developments and trends.

The Future of Public Administration in IAS

As India evolves, so too does the field of public administration. The challenges of globalization, technological advancement, and changing societal needs will require IAS officers to adapt their strategies and approaches. Emphasizing transparency, accountability, and citizen-centric governance will be essential for future IAS officers.

Conclusion

Understanding the role of public administration in IAS is not just an academic exercise; it is a fundamental requirement for effective governance. As future civil servants, IAS officers must be equipped with the knowledge, skills, and ethical grounding to navigate the complexities of public administration. For aspirants, this understanding is crucial for both examination success and future responsibilities in service.

By investing time in mastering public administration principles and practices, IAS candidates can significantly enhance their chances of success in the examination and their subsequent careers in governance.

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भारत ने लगातार दूसरे दिन 24 घंटे में 1,800 से अधिक नए कोविड मामले दर्ज किए | India records more than 1,800 new COVID instances in a day for the second straight day;

केंद्रीय स्वास्थ्य मंत्रालय के सोमवार को अपडेट किए गए आंकड़ों के अनुसार

पिछले 24 घंटों में दर्ज किए गए 1,805 नए कोविड मामलों के साथ, सक्रिय मामलों की संख्या 10,000 के आंकड़े को पार कर गई है, जो संक्रमणों में निरंतर वृद्धि का संकेत है।

भारत ने लगातार दूसरे दिन 1,800 से अधिक नए कोविद मामले दर्ज किए, सक्रिय केसलोएड 10,000 से अधिक हो गए। 5,30,837 पर कुल मृत्यु के साथ छह और कोविद से संबंधित मौतें हुई हैं।

भारत में कोरोनोवायरस संक्रमण में वृद्धि जारी

केंद्रीय स्वास्थ्य सचिव राजेश भूषण आज राज्यों के स्वास्थ्य सचिवों और वरिष्ठ अधिकारियों के साथ कोविड-19 की तैयारियों की समीक्षा करने के लिए बैठक करेंगे, क्योंकि भारत में कोरोनोवायरस संक्रमण में वृद्धि जारी है। समीक्षा बैठक में सभी जिलों में स्वास्थ्य सुविधाओं पर अगले महीने नियोजित राष्ट्रव्यापी मॉक-ड्रिल का विवरण सूचित किया जाएगा।

केंद्रीय स्वास्थ्य मंत्रालय और भारतीय चिकित्सा अनुसंधान परिषद द्वारा जारी एक संयुक्त सलाह के अनुसार, सार्वजनिक और निजी दोनों स्वास्थ्य सुविधाओं से दवाओं, अस्पताल के बिस्तर, चिकित्सा उपकरण और चिकित्सा ऑक्सीजन की उपलब्धता का जायजा लेने के उद्देश्य से अभ्यास में भाग लेने की उम्मीद है। आईसीएमआर).......

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Navigating Your India Tourist Visa: A Comprehensive Guide for Travelers

India, with its rich cultural heritage, vibrant cities, and breathtaking landscapes, is a dream destination for many travelers. To make your journey as smooth as possible, securing an India Tourist Visa is essential. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you navigate the process and ensure you’re well-prepared for your adventure.

1. Understanding the India Tourist Visa

The India Tourist Visa is a travel document that allows you to stay in India for a specified period for tourism purposes. It is crucial to apply well in advance to avoid any last-minute hassles. The visa typically permits stays of up to 90 days, depending on your nationality and the type of visa issued.

2. Application Process

Eligibility: Ensure you meet the eligibility criteria, which generally include having a valid passport, proof of sufficient funds, and a return ticket.

Online Application: Begin by filling out the online application form on the official Indian visa website. Ensure all information is accurate and complete.

Documents Required: Prepare the necessary documents, including your passport (valid for at least six months beyond your intended stay), recent photographs, flight itinerary, and proof of accommodation.

3. Visa Fees

Visa fees vary based on nationality and the duration of stay. It’s advisable to check the current fees on the Indian visa website or consult with a visa service provider.

4. Processing Time

Processing times can vary, but it’s generally advisable to apply at least 4-6 weeks before your intended travel date. Delays can occur, so applying early ensures you have ample time to address any issues that may arise.

5. Travel Tips

Check Validity: Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your intended stay and has at least two blank pages for visa stamping.

Health Precautions: Check for any required vaccinations or health advisories for travelers to India.

Cultural Awareness: Familiarize yourself with Indian customs and regulations to make your stay more enjoyable and respectful.

Conclusion

Securing an India Tourist Visa is a straightforward process if you are well-prepared and informed. By following this guide, you can ensure a smooth application process and focus on enjoying the diverse experiences India has to offer. From exploring historical monuments to savoring local cuisine, your travel to India is sure to be unforgettable.

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Medical Students Wishing to Study in GeorgiaMedical Students Wishing to Study in Georgia Should Have Adequate knowledge About Medical Practice Rules in Georgia.

Medical students wishing to study in Georgia must have a comprehensive understanding of the country's medical practice rules and regulations. Studying medicine abroad involves more than just academic learning; it requires familiarity with the legal and ethical framework of the country where the student intends to practice or complete their education.

Innocent students and parents often realize this deception only after they reach a foreign country and face difficulty in practicing as an independent doctor.

In Georgia, any student who has completed a Doctor of Medicine (MD) and a one-year internship is allowed to work as a junior doctor assisting a senior doctor. Most of them do not fulfil the criteria required for the Foreign Medical Graduate Examination (FMGE) and struggle to obtain a medical licence to practice in India.

MBBS Study in Georgia: Understanding Georgian Law

According to Georgian law, medical graduates have the right to work as a junior doctor, a position that can be held by an MBBS graduate from a state-recognized higher medical institution who performs duties according to the instructions (Article 5 – Georgia’s Law on Medical Practice). To pursue a postgraduate residency course and obtain the right to independent medical practice, one must pass the Unified State Certification Exam (Article 17, Georgia’s Law on Medical Practice).

To practice medicine, students must pass the National Medical Council examination to obtain a license. Medical ethics, patient rights, and legal responsibilities are also key components of the legal framework that students must understand to comply with Georgian healthcare standards.

Santosh Biradar, a practicing lawyer from Hyderabad, is trying to create awareness about foreign medical education. “Medical colleges in Georgia provide license for ‘independent practice’ only after a total of 9 years of education in the country. Agents claim that after completing a 5-year MBBS course (known as MD in Georgia) and an additional year of internship, the student will get a license to practice. “To obtain the right to independent medical practice, students will have to spend 9 years in Georgia within the 10 years as per the timeline set by the NMC for completing a medical degree abroad and pass the FMGE in India,” says Biradar.

MBBS Study in Georgia: Clinical Duties Under Guidance

On August 9, 2024, the Georgian Embassy in India informed Indian students about the recent changes implemented by the Ministry of Education, Science and Youth of Georgia regarding the medical education framework. The communication indicated, “According to Article 14 of the Law of Georgia on Medical Practice, graduates of the MD program (equivalent to MBBS in India), called junior doctors, are allowed to perform the responsibilities of a physician.

In the absence of a certified physician, a junior doctor is authorized to independently provide emergency medical assistance.” The communication further stated, “All the above-mentioned points clearly demonstrate that the medical education system in Georgia follows the updated regulations of the NMC.”

MBBS Study in Georgia: Strict NMC Rules

The Indian Embassy in Armenia (which also has Georgia under its jurisdiction) has issued advisories and RTI responses about Georgia’s medical education system. After completing undergraduate medical education, students are required to pass the NPDQE exam to continue postgraduate studies and residency, following which the right to ‘independent medical practice’ is granted by the Ministry of Health of Georgia.

The response shared by the Indian Embassy in Yerevan, Republic of Armenia states, “To obtain a license to practice medicine in Armenia and Georgia, it is mandatory to have postgraduate in a particular field. The duration of postgraduate varies as per the specialization course which can range from one to four years.”

Georgia’s medical graduates cannot be compared to Indian MBBS doctors who are eligible to work independently in OPDs. In a session of Parliament in 2023, former health minister Mansukh Mandaviya stated that India will not accept any foreign-returned student who has not obtain a license from the nation in which they completed their degree.

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Your Gateway to Pursuing MBBS in Romania: Expert Guidance

Dear visitors, embark your MBBS journey from the medical university in Romania. Many Indian students are enthusiasts to join MBBS in a foreign country. At Ria Overseas we provide consultant supports to the interested candidates to pursue MBBS overseas. Our expert advisory body serves as a guide to MBBS abroad. Our website also provides you with necessary information required for taking admission to a medical university abroad.

The page offer necessary information about MBBS in Romania.

MBBS in Romani: At a Glance

Intake                                                    September

Minimum Percentage                           50% in PCB

NEET Requirement                             Yes With Qualifying Marks

IELTS / TOEFL                                   No

Processing Time                                   90 Days

Fees per Year                                      7000 Euro Per Year

Living Cost in Romania                      250 Euro Per Month

Duration                                              5 + 1 Years

Medium of Instruction                        English

Top MBBS Universities in Romania  All Government University

Recognition                                        NMC and WHO approved

Last Date to Apply                             15th June

Why Romania for MBBS?

·         Romania is one of the top places to study medicine.

·         Every year, around 900 medical aspirants apply for MBBS admission in Romania.

·         Romania is regarded for delivering world-class healthcare education to students.

·         Medical applicants might profit from the most up-to-date equipment in Romanian hospitals.

·         The internship period helps students to gain real-world experience.

·         No entrance exams are necessary to get admission.

·         The MBBS costs in Romania are likewise quite reasonable.

·         The practical experience receives considerable focus.

·         Romania's teachers are well educated.

MBBS in Romania: Duration

·         In Romania, MBBS courses last six years.

·         The term consists of five years of medical studies plus one year for internship.

·         Pharmacy, dentistry, and other courses may have different tenures.

·         During the internship period, students work in hospitals or other health-care settings.

·         If medical applicants wish to come to India for their internship period, they can do so during the final year.

·         MBBS in Romania offers holidays throughout both the summer and winter seasons.

·         The summer break is in July or August.

·         Winter break takes place in January or February.

MBBS in Romania: Eligibility:

·         The age standards stipulate that pupils must be at least 17 years old.

·         The candidate's age shall not exceed 25 years at the time of MBBS admission in Romania.

·         Universities in Romania have established various conditions for achieving a certain percentage in the 12th grade.

·         The general category's percentage criteria are 50% on their 10+2 exam. Candidates of the SC/ST category must score 40%.

·         The students must be from the science stream, having Physics, Chemistry, and Biology as their primary studies.

·         Present documentation of the parents' paying ability to the university of your choosing.

MBBS intake in Romania

·         Students must keep track of important MBBS entry dates in Romania.

·         The undergraduate program's courses begin in mid-August.

·         The postgraduate program starts in late November.

·         The PhD session is expected to begin in the middle of July.

·         Students must apply at least eight weeks before the deadline date.

Recognition of Medical Universities in Romania

·         UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation) and USMLE (United States Medical Licensing Examination)

·         ECMO (European Council for Medical Orders)

·         WHO (the World Health Organisation)

·         BMC (the British Medical Council)

·         National Medical Commission (NMC)

For more updates about MBBS in Romania keep exploring our website.

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Top Chartered Accountant Firms in India: Expert Advice and Services

When it comes to managing finances, ensuring compliance with regulations, and optimizing tax strategies, finding a reputable chartered accountant firm in India is crucial. For businesses and individuals in Madhapur, Hyderabad, SBC Chartered Accountants stands out as a top choice for professional financial services. With a reputation for excellence and a deep understanding of the Indian financial landscape, SBC offers unparalleled expertise to meet your accounting needs.

Why Choose a Chartered Accountant Firm in India?

Chartered accountants (CAs) play a pivotal role in the financial health of businesses and individuals alike. A top chartered accountant firm in India provides a range of services, including tax planning, auditing, accounting, and financial advisory. These services are essential for ensuring that your financial practices align with legal requirements and strategic goals.

One of the primary reasons to engage a chartered accountant firm is their expertise in navigating the complex tax laws and regulations prevalent in India. Tax compliance can be daunting, given the frequent changes in legislation and the intricate details involved. A skilled CA firm can help you stay compliant while also identifying opportunities for tax savings and financial optimization.

SBC Chartered Accountants: Your Trusted Partner in Madhapur, Hyderabad

Located in the heart of Madhapur, Hyderabad, SBC Chartered Accountants is a leading chartered accountant firm renowned for its exceptional services and client-focused approach. SBC has earned a reputation for delivering high-quality financial advice and solutions tailored to the specific needs of each client.

Comprehensive Services Offered by SBC

SBC Chartered Accountants offers a broad spectrum of services to cater to diverse financial requirements:

Tax Planning and Compliance: SBC helps clients navigate the complexities of Indian tax laws, ensuring that all tax obligations are met while optimizing tax efficiency.

Auditing and Assurance: The firm provides thorough auditing services, including statutory audits, internal audits, and assurance services to enhance the reliability of financial statements.

Accounting and Bookkeeping: SBC’s team manages day-to-day accounting tasks and ensures accurate bookkeeping, allowing clients to focus on their core business activities.

Financial Advisory: The firm offers strategic financial advice to help clients make informed decisions about investments, business growth, and financial management.

Company Registration and Compliance: For businesses looking to establish or restructure their operations, SBC provides comprehensive services for company registration and ensures compliance with regulatory requirements.

Why SBC Stands Out

SBC Chartered Accountants distinguishes itself with a commitment to excellence and a client-centric approach. The firm’s team of experienced professionals brings a wealth of knowledge and a personalized touch to every engagement. Clients benefit from tailored solutions that address their unique financial challenges and goals.

The firm's office in Madhapur, Hyderabad, is strategically located to serve the local business community efficiently. Whether you’re a small business owner or an individual seeking expert financial guidance, SBC Chartered Accountants is accessible and ready to assist.

Get in Touch with SBC

For top-notch financial services and expert advice, contact SBC Chartered Accountants today. Their team is dedicated to helping you achieve financial success and navigate the complexities of accounting and taxation. Call them at 040-48555182 to schedule a consultation and discover how SBC can assist you with your accounting needs.

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Adv. No. ICMR/Sc-C & D(Non-Med)/IPR/3/2024-Pers The Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), an autonomous organization under the Department of Health Research, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, invites applications from Indian citizens to fill one vacancy each for Scientist-C (Non-Medical) and Scientist-D (Non-Medical) positions. These roles will be based at the Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) Unit, ICMR Headquarters in New Delhi and involve all-India transfer liability. Application Deadline: September 16, 2024, by 5:30 PM Application Mode: Online at ICMR Recruitment Portal Vacancy Details Position: Scientist-C (Non-Medical) No. of Vacancies: 01 Pay Level: Level 11, Pay Matrix (Rs. 67,700 - Rs. 2,08,700) Age Limit: 40 years Location: ICMR Headquarters, New Delhi Position: Scientist-D (Non-Medical) No. of Vacancies: 01 Pay Level: Level 12, Pay Matrix (Rs. 78,800 - Rs. 2,09,200) Age Limit: 45 years Location: ICMR Headquarters, New Delhi Key Responsibilities Scientist-C (Non-Medical) Managing ICMR's Intellectual Property (IP) portfolio and overseeing technology transfers for healthcare and medical research. Conducting patentability searches, IP filings, prosecution, and managing opposition and litigation. Drafting and reviewing agreements related to IP, technology transfer, and collaboration. Collaborating with stakeholders, advisory committees, and patent attorneys. Scientist-D (Non-Medical) Streamlining and strengthening IP and technology transfer processes. Drafting standard operating procedures (SOPs) for effective patent portfolio management. Overseeing end-to-end IP activities, including IP search, filing, opposition, and global strategy development. Promoting entrepreneurship and providing advice on IP-related matters. Eligibility Criteria Scientist-C (Non-Medical) Essential Qualifications: Master's degree in Biochemistry, Pharmacy, Pharmacology, Immunology, Microbiology, Biotechnology, Genetics, or Medical Genetics. Essential Experience: 4 years of experience in Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) Management in Healthcare/Medicines/Therapeutics in Government/Public/Private sectors. Desirable Qualification: Ph.D. in related fields. Scientist-D (Non-Medical) Essential Qualifications: Master's degree in Biochemistry, Pharmacy, Pharmacology, Immunology, Microbiology, Biotechnology, Genetics, or Medical Genetics. Essential Experience: 8 years of experience in IPR Management in Healthcare/Medicines/Therapeutics. Desirable Qualification: Ph.D. in related fields. [caption id="attachment_101459" align="aligncenter" width="930"] ICMR Recruitment 2024: Scientist-C & Scientist-D Non-Medical Positions[/caption] Selection Process Selection will be based on a computer-based test (MCQs) or interview, or a combination of both. Minimum qualifying percentile in the test: 75%. The top 12 qualified candidates will be shortlisted for interviews. Application Fee General/OBC: Rs. 1500 SC/ST/Women/PwBD/EWS: Exempted Payment via online mode through the ICMR recruitment portal. Application Process Candidates must apply online by the deadline. Incomplete applications or those without supporting documents will be rejected. For detailed instructions and to apply, visit the official recruitment website: https://recruit.icmr.org.in.