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Concern over medical interns, students practising during night-time in private hospitals in State

Unauthorised practice of medical students and house surgeons in private hospitals and clinics during night-time has come to light in several districts of Kerala, raising concerns about patients’ safety.

The Hindu

Sub-registrar has no power to cancel registered document through ‘cancellation deed’: Karnataka High Court

A sub-registrar has no power under the Registration Act, 1908, to cancel a registered General Power of Attorney (GPA) by registering another deed in the name of ‘Cancellation of GPA’, the High Court of Karnataka has said.

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Help cell against quacks in Kerala gets 82 complaints in a month

A help cell set up by the General Practitioners Association (GPA), a forum of MBBS doctors in Kerala, has received 82 complaints in around a month against unqualified or unregistered medical practitioners in various districts in the State.

The Hindu

Dealing with China: Economic Security issues / China boosts push for domestic production of key technologies

In China, President Xi Jinping's administration is intensifying moves to fully domesticate and insulate key technologies as national security measures. This is the first installment of a new series exploring how Beijing's actions are affecting firms doing business with China.

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GPA chiefs urge LGFA and Camogie association to call on GAA to fund player charter

The move comes after Tom Ryan's statement to the Oireachtas saying the GAA are willing to support a female charter.

Irish Mirror

Female inter-county players to boycott official media events for remainder of the Championship

Camogie and Ladies footballers will boycott planned upcoming media events organised by the LGFA and Camogie Association for the remainder of the Championship

Irish Mirror

GPA reveal equality banner move before All-Ireland hurling semi-finals was foiled

The team photo plan was agreed with top bosses John Kiely, Henry Shefflin, Derek Lyng and Brian Lohan before County Boards intervened.

Irish Mirror

Male inter-county GAA captains give their backing to female players as protests continue

Strike action has been considered by female players, but is not on the table right now

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‘Quack cell’ gets many calls on fake doctors in Kerala in a week

The Hindu

Quacks have a field day, doctors’ group in Kerala reactivates help cell

Quacks are having a field day in private hospitals and health clinics in some parts of Kerala again, pushing a section of doctors to reactivate their special cell to zero in on them.

The Hindu

Inter-county female stars 'playing under protest'

Strike action was considered but is not on the cards for now.

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Belfast Live

GAA Championships to be played "under protest" as integration row rumbles on

In a strongly-worded statement, representatives of the two female inter-county codes stressed that the rest of the season wouldn’t be “business as usual”

The National (Scotland)

'Devastated': Scottish charity forced to close after almost 40 years

STAFF and volunteers at a Scottish charity which has been running for almost 40 years have been left “totally devastated” over news it will shut…

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PPDS Expands Global Partner Alliance

The number of members in the international network is now 118, nearly double since its launch.

AFP

Guam 'weathers storm' as Typhoon Mawar moves west

Los Angeles (AFP) - Typhoon Mawar was moving away from Guam on Thursday, prompting the governor of the US territory to declare the island had "weathered the storm."

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Irish Mirror

Kildare's Kevin Feely has 'never looked back' on what might have been in soccer as he gears up for another Championship campaign

'I found it too hard to maintain an ok standard of soccer. It was real hard work just to be ok at it, whereas football was that little bit more enjoyable.'

Irish Mirror

Over 90 percent of female inter-county GAA players receive no expenses, new GPA report reveals

"We don't want players who are socially disadvantaged and can't afford to pick up the bill."

Irish Mirror

'I did pay a bit of a price for success but that happens' - Donegal hero Anthony Molloy

The 1992 All-Ireland winning captain features on tonight's edition of Laochra Gael

Belfast Live

Niall Morgan annoyed by Tyrone critics - it couldn't be further from the truth

The All-Star goalkeeper said that coming off Twitter was a help in terms of shutting out the noise that surrounds players

Belfast Live

Unpaid Ulster GAA stars hit out over expenses 'border' outside eurozone

The system is still not operational for the football and hurling squads of the six counties outside the euro zone

Irish Mirror

Armagh GAA star's frustration at delay in payment of player expenses

Issues with the system means some players who returned to training in late November last year still haven't received expenses yet

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Australian grain growers urged to support farmers and citizens in war-torn Ukraine

Australian grain farmers have faced significant challenges from the weather this harvest, but many are still donating crops to help their counterparts in war-torn Ukraine.

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