Rajya Sabha seeks your opinion on Homoeopathy act amendment

New Delhi : Parliamentary Standing Committee on Health and family Welfare is presently examining the Homoeopathy Central Council (Amendment) Bill 2015.

The committee has inter alia decided to be benefited by the views/comments of the stake holders/experts on the provisions of the Bill.

You are requested to send your written views/comments latest by 12th June 2015 for consideration of the committee.

Address
Arpana Mendiratta
Joint Director
Rajya Sabha Secratariate
Parliamnet House
New Delhi.110001

Email: rs-chfw@sansad.nic.in
Fax: 011-23012007

You can download a  copy of the Bill from here

The Cabinet had given its nod to the amendment to Homoeopathy Central Council Act, 1973 in a meeting on March 31 this year.

The amendment seeks to make a provision for obtaining prior permission of the central government by all Homeopathy Medical Colleges for admission of new batches of students in any course or study or training including post graduate ones.

It seeks to provide the permission for a period of five years.

he existing provisions in the Homoeopathy Central Council Act, 1973 are not enabling the Central Government to stop admissions in existing colleges, which are not conforming to standards specified in the regulations made under the Act.

Government felt that due to this, the quality of homoeopathy education was being compromised.

The amendment shall therefore, improve standards of existing colleges to the prescribed levels and ensure similar standards of infrastructure, facilities and manpower in existing homoeopathic colleges as would be required for new colleges.

4 Comments

  1. Old D.H.M.S candidates does’t have any chance to up grade their qualification so if the cch can take a step to upgrade their qualification by experience or by conducting a examination it is very much useful to them
    Think once and wise

  2. Govt. Decide minimum salary structure so busy practitioners can teach in pvt Colleges.Stop admissions in Colleges which cannot follow minimum standard.

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