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'We need doctors in this country', says SC; dismisses plea concerning fee structure
The Supreme Court has declined to intervene in a petition challenging exorbitant fees in Rajasthan's private medical colleges, stating the nation's urgent need for doctors. Justices noted that self-financing institutions cannot be expected to match government college fees. While acknowledging the high tuition, the court pointed to scholarship options, ultimately dismissing the plea but leaving legal questions open.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
'We need doctors in this country', says SC; dismisses plea concerning fee structure
The Supreme Court has declined to intervene in a petition challenging exorbitant fees in Rajasthan's private medical colleges, stating the nation's urgent need for doctors.…
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hindustantimes.com
Supreme Court refuses to hear medical student's fee reduction plea: 'Can't say private, govt college should be at par'
Harshvardhan Singh, the petitioner, said he was allotted a seat under the general category with an annual tuition fee of ₹18.9 lakh | India News
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‘If you are unable to pay, get scholarship’: SC rejects fee cut plea
The Supreme Court declined a student's plea for reduced fees at a private medical college, emphasizing differences between private and government institutions. | India News