N.KIRUBAKARAN
M. Hemalatha – Appellant
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State of Tamil Nadu Represented by Secretary to Government Health and Family Welfare Department – Respondent
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goes a tamil saying which means that disease free life is plenty of wealth. Human beings are bound to suffer from diseases during their life time. To diagnose diseases, treat and cure, medical professionals are necessary. The role of doctors have been recognized 2000 years ago by ancient tamils and one such evidence is found in “Immortal Thirukkural” written by “Saint Thiruvalluvar”.
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“Disease, its cause, what may abate the ill:
Let leech examine these, then use his skill.”
1. The medical experts should be in a position to diagnose the disease and its cause and to treat the root which causes the disease is the duty of the doctor. When such is the importance of doctors, naturally and definitely the role of doctors in the modern life to treat fellow human beings is very essential. For that, eminent doctors have to be produced. Only meritorious and intelligent students alone could make good doctors and therefore, meritorious and intelligent students alone have to be admitted in the medical colleges so that when they come out, they would be well trained and qualified to do service to the society.
2. Only to enable meritorious, deserving and intelligent students to get acco
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