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TVK government keen on bringing medical education into State List: Minister for Health

TVK government keen on bringing medical education into State List: Minister for Health
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The Tamil Nadu Health Minister has reiterated the government's opposition to the NEET medical entrance exam, advocating for medical education to be moved to the State List. The government is also exploring the establishment of an AIIMS unit in Coimbatore to improve regional healthcare infrastructure.

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This highlights the ongoing federal-state tension in India regarding centralized education testing and the political pressure to address student mental health and regional medical access.

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Reiterating the TVK government’s opposition to NEET, Minister for Health, Medical Education and Family Welfare K.G. Arunraj said in Coimbatore that the dispensation has pressed for bringing medical education into State List as a permanent solution.

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