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Surat medical college moves fast after ragging-linked student suicide
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Surat Medical College will face tougher anti-ragging scrutiny after the suicide and six-month suspensions.

This is a stark campus-safety story with immediate institutional consequences and likely wider scrutiny of ragging enforcement in medical colleges.

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This is a stark campus-safety story with immediate institutional consequences and likely wider scrutiny of ragging enforcement in medical colleges.

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Surat Medical College suspended four resident doctors for six months after an anti-ragging emergency meeting at 4 am Monday. The action followed allegations that at least 10 first-year students were ragged and one died by suicide on Sunday. Four faculty members, including the head of microbiology, received show-cause notices, and the case is now under review by medical education officials in Surat.

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Surat medical college moves fast after ragging-linked student suicide

Four resident doctors were suspended and faculty issued notices after the death of a first-year student.

Indian Express·3h ago
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