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The Hindu
28-04-2025
- Health
- The Hindu
Treat patients with compassion, young doctors told
KALABURAGI Medical Education Minister Sharanprakash Patil has emphasised the need for doctors to treat all patients equally, with compassion and confidence. 'Young doctors treat every patient equally irrespective of their socioeconomic backgrounds. You should never discriminate against any patient on the grounds of their social, economic, caste or religious background. You should always prioritise service over profit, especially when it comes to caring for underprivileged patients,' Dr. Patil said. He was speaking at the Graduation Day for the 2019 MBBS batch of Gulbarga Institute of Medical Sciences (GIMS) late on Saturday. Reiterating his government's commitment to improving medical education ecosystem in the State, Dr. Patil highlighted that the State government has invested significantly in medical education and student welfare. 'Our government is spending a lot of money on medical graduates. You must give back to society. By treating patients with empathy and moral responsibility, doctors can demonstrate their social commitment. Especially those who are graduated from government medical colleges like you have a greater role to play. You must be an example for others in treating all patients equally with empathy and compassion,' he said. Noting that Karnataka produces the highest number of doctors in the country, the Minister said that Indian doctors are in high demand globally and called upon the medical professionals to get ready to meet global demand and expectations. 'The world expects hard work, skill and dedication from you. These qualities must be reflected in your medical practice,' he added. Expansion Dr. Patil also announced that 800 new medical seats will be added in Karnataka from this academic year, with five new government medical colleges being established. Pro-Chancellor of BLDE Deemed University, Vijayapura, Y.M. Jayaraj remarked that the 2019 batch holds a special place, having pursued their medical education during the COVID-19 pandemic and witnessed significant developments in the field of medicine during that challenging period. GIMS Director Umesh S.R., Medical Superintendent Shivakumar C.S., Principal Ajaykumar G., Financial Advisor Bharati and Chief Administrative Officer Pramila were also present at the event.
Time of India
26-04-2025
- Time of India
2 SBI ATM robbery suspects from Hry held after gunfight in Karnataka
Kalaburagi: Karnataka Police Saturday arrested two persons suspected of robbing Rs 18 lakhs from an ATM kiosk of the State Bank of India at Kalaburgi's Ramnagar on April 9. The duo, from Haryana, sustained gunshot wounds to their legs after they opened fire on the police team. Police commissioner Sharanappa SD said they zeroed in on a white Hyundai i20 car with a Delhi registration number. They finally spotted it near Belur Cross industrial area on the city's outskirts. A hot chase followed an exchange of fire in which four police officers and the two suspects got injured. "Police were compelled to return fire after being attacked by the robbers. The suspects, Taslim (28) and Sharif (22), are from Mewat in Haryana and linked to the Mewat gang," the police commissioner said. Taslim has eight criminal cases registered against him, while Sharif has three, all related to ATM robberies across various states, including Karnataka. The injured police officers are being treated at a private hospital, while the suspects are at the trauma centre of Gulbarga Institute of Medical Sciences.
