BVV Sangh plans another medical college
TNN | Mar 5, 2019, 04:03 IST
Students at the Graduation Day of S Nijalingappa Medical College in Bagalkot on MondayBagalkot: Dr M K Ramesh, surgery department head, Bangalore Medical College and Research Institute, advised medical students to follow professional ethics.
Addressing the 10th Graduation Day of BVV Sangh’s S Nijalingappa Medical College here on Monday, he said, “The respect towards doctors is decreasing. Doctors should introspect and restore their glory,” he said.
BVV Sangh working president Veeranna Charantimth said that the organization is planning to open a medical college in Bengaluru. As many as 104 students received graduation certificates on the occasion. Dr A Niketa Mallapur received five gold medals while H Vinut and Dr Nehal M Nadagouda received two medals each.
Addressing the 10th Graduation Day of BVV Sangh’s S Nijalingappa Medical College here on Monday, he said, “The respect towards doctors is decreasing. Doctors should introspect and restore their glory,” he said.
BVV Sangh working president Veeranna Charantimth said that the organization is planning to open a medical college in Bengaluru. As many as 104 students received graduation certificates on the occasion. Dr A Niketa Mallapur received five gold medals while H Vinut and Dr Nehal M Nadagouda received two medals each.
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