News Topic:Government Medical College Anantnag
Politics
Congress MLA G A Mir backs protesting interns at GMC Anantnag
Congress MLA Ghulam Ahmad Mir met protesting interns at GMC Anantnag as MBBS and BDS interns across J&K seek a ₹30,000 monthly stipend.
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Health
Over 400 posts lying vacant at GMC Anantnag
Around 400 gazetted and non-gazetted positions, excluding those filled on academic arrangements, remain vacant at the Government Medical College (GMC) in Anantnag.
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Kashmir
Lady allowed to deliver baby at home, dies in hospital
A young pregnant woman died in south Kashmir after her family was unable to shift her to hospital due to prevailing lockdown in Jammu and Kashmir. The 26-year-old woman hails from Pir Panchal area.
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Kashmir
COVID-19: 12 suspects from two families huddled in one ambulance
SRINAGAR — District Administration Shopian Tuesday allegedly huddled 12 members of two families into an ambulance from Shopian to GMC Anantnag to collect their...
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Dal Lake records just eight fish species in six-month survey, study flags decline
A 2026 study found only eight fish species in Dal Lake, down from more than 14 reported earlier, and called for urgent conservation measures.
AIMSA flags disparity in postgraduate stipends across J&K medical institutions
AIMSA has urged J&K to review disparities in postgraduate stipends between SKIMS and government medical colleges and ensure equitable compensation.
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