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NEET-PG Counselling 2026: IGMC Shimla Doctors Seek ₹40 Lakh Bond Penalty Cut, Higher Stipends And Three-Year Service Policy Reform

Shimla: The Resident Doctors Association (RDA) of Indira Gandhi Medical College (IGMC), Shimla, has urged the Himachal Pradesh government on Sunday to revise its compulsory three-year service bond policy, reduce the financial penalty of Rs 40 lakh and increase postgraduate (PG) medical stipends, citing concerns over the state's ability to attract and retain meritorious medical graduates. Also…

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NEET-PG Counselling 2026: IGMC Shimla Doctors Seek ₹40 Lakh Bond Penalty Cut, Higher Stipends And Three-Year Service Policy Reform

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Addictive behaviour is falling among Portuguese teens but most vulnerable are still exposed

Portuguese teenagers are drinking and using drugs less and facing fewer problems, but risks are increasingly concentrated among those with multiple vulnerabilities, according to a new ICAD study on…

  • Portuguese teens show reduced addictive behaviors compared to a decade ago.
  • Highest-risk behaviors concentrated among vulnerable, multi-factor adolescents.
  • Social media and gambling show increased problematic use among Portuguese youth.

·euronews.com

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