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COVID-19: Foreign-trained Indian docs seek exemption from mandatory exam, say could add 20K medics

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By Louis Tomlinson, Keshv Singh
| The Times of India Verified
This one step will add around 20,000 MBBS doctors and 1,000 specialists in the medical workforce against the fight with COVID-19, the All India Foreign Medical Graduates Association (AIFMGA) claimed in its letter to the government. The letter, dated March 26, has been addressed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi. A copy has also been sent to Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan, said AIFMGA President Dr. A Najeerul Ameen. The association is yet to receive an official response or acknowledgement.
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Qualified athletes to keep their Olympic spot for Games in 2021 - Times of India

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By Keshv Singh, Ashu Morkhi, Avi Thakur
| The Times of India Verified
trending videos / Sports 21-day lockdown - Here's what pistol shooter Abhishek Verma is up to27 Mar, 2020, 1332 hrs IST00:55 Sai Praneeth: TOISA 2019 male 'Badminton Player of the Year'24 Mar, 2020, 1157 hrs IST00:56 Lalremsiami: TOISA 2019 female 'Emerging Player of the Year'23 Mar, 2020, 1232 hrs IST00:33 #5baje5minute: Indian athletes answer PM Narendra Modi's call23 Mar, 2020, 0029 hrs IST01:31 TOISA 2019: Thanks for recognising my efforts, says Bhaichung Bhutia22 Mar, 2020, 1336 hrs...
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English leagues say facing difficult decisions over coronavirus impact - Times of India

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By Devrattan Kanda, Keshv Singh, Pukhraj Bhalla
| The Times of India Verified
Premier League logo. (Reuters Photo) MANCHESTER: England's Premier League and Football League said on Friday they faced "difficult decisions" about the financial fall-out of the coronavirus but would not re-start until it was safe to do so. The leagues have set April 30 as a date for a possible return to action but that appears to be optimistic given the country is under restrictions which stop people leaving their homes for non-essential reasons.
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