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GMC ie; government medical college, aurangabad is the best college in marathwada.The College is recognized by the Medical Council of India (MCI), New Delhi for medical education in India. The graduates from the institute are highly placed & are catering medical services in various fields in India & abroad.Speaking about campus the GMCH is spread over 99 acres of land. It has a 4 storey building with a various museums (such as anatomy museum, physiology museum etc). The College has a library with a good collection of medical text books, national and international journals of different faculties and various other referral books. The College maintains a gymkhana to provide facilities for sports and recreation for students and faculty members inside the campus. The gymkhana includes table tennis court, badminton court and volleyball court.The GMC provides residential facility for all its faculty members, staff and students inside the campus. There are two hostels for male undergraduate students (Old and New Boys Hostel), a single hostel for female undergraduate students and a separate hostel for Nursing students. Both non-clinical and clinical departments of the GMCH are involved in active research in number of fields….Hope this helps you…

Are you happy with your Governor’s response to COVID-19?I am very happy and surprised by Ohio governor, Mike DeWine’s, response to COVID-19. I am surprised because Governor, Mike DeWine is a Republican. I am happy because he has done all of the right, smart and caring things, in spite of the foolish, uncaring directives and self-serving gaslighting of the Republican president.Coronavirus timeline: A look at the orders changing life in OhioHere is a timeline of orders issued by the DeWine administration in response to coronavirus:•March 5: Gov. DeWine and Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther announce Arnold Sports Festival closed to spectators and limited to athletes and parents of athletes• March 9: Gov. DeWine declares a State of Emergency after three people test positive for coronavirus in Ohio.• March 10: Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose orders more than 100 polling locations at senior centers to be moved. Gov. DeWine and Acton ask colleges and universities to move toward online learning and for indoor sporting events to ban spectators. They also stop visits at prisons.• March 11: Ohio’s fourth case of coronavirus is confirmed. Gov. DeWine limits nursing home visits to one person per patient per day. The governor also discusses plans for restrictions at public events.• March 12: The fifth case of coronavirus is confirmed in Ohio. Gov. DeWine and Acton order K-12 schools to shut down from March 17 to April 6, prohibit mass gatherings of more than 100 people and ban visitors at nursing homes and state psychiatric hospitals.•March 13: Ohio has 13 confirmed cases of coronavirus. Gov. DeWine bans visitors at county jails and corrections centers.• March 15: There are 37 confirmed cases of coronavirus in Ohio. Gov. DeWine and Acton order all bars and restaurants to close dining rooms, but carry-out and delivery services can continue.• March 16: Fifty cases of coronavirus confirmed in Ohio. Gov. DeWine asks for Ohio’s election to be extended to June 2. Gov. DeWine and Acton order bowling alleys, movie theaters, indoor water parks, indoor trampoline parks, fitness centers, gyms and recreation centers to close. Acton issues a public order in the evening closing Ohio’s polling locations.• March 17: Gov. DeWine and announced an Ohio Department of Health order declaring elective surgeries and procedures in hospitals be delayed to preserved personal protective equipment for healthcare workers. The governor also signed an executive order allowing Ohio Department of Job and Family Services to provide child care to families with parents who work in health, safety and essential service fields during the pandemic.• March 18: Gov. DeWine ordered the closure of barbershops, beauty salons, tattoo parlors and hair and nail salons. More than 180 Bureau of Motor Vehicles registrar offices were also closed in the state. The governor asked that law enforcement not ticket people who were unable to renew their license due to the registrar closures. Gov. DeWine also asked businesses that are still open to take the temperature of every employee every day prior to work.• March 19: Gov. DeWine announced an executive order that expands telehealth options for Medicaid recipients. The order allows Ohioans to access medical care remotely, reducing the risk of coronavirus exposure.• March 20: The first coronavirus death in Ohio is confirmed. The man, Mark Wagoner Sr., was a Toledo attorney. Gov. DeWine announced an executive order that will close facilities providing older adult daycare services and senior centers. The order will go into effected at the close of business• March 21: The state’s second and third coronavirus deaths are confirmed. Gov. DeWine orders adult day support services for people with developmental disabilities with more than 10 people to close.• March 22: Gov. DeWine and Acton announce a stay-at-home order. Under the order, Ohioans are to stay at home from March 24 to April 7, unless going to get medicine, medical care, groceries, necessary supplies and taking care of neighbors or family. People can also go outside to get exercise or go to work for essential businesses. Starting March 26, childcare centers must have a Temporary Pandemic Child Care license. Centers shouldn’t have more than six kids per class and are to limit use of shared spaces and mixing groups. The license extends to April 30, with the option to extend and adjust.March 23. Lt. Gov. Jon Husted announced an order from the Ohio Department of Insurance that allows employers to defer health insurance premium payments for up to two months.• March 23: Six deaths reported in Ohio. Gov. DeWine order a hiring freeze in state government and on state contracts unless essential to the coronvirus pandemic.I find March 15 especially interesting as March 16–17 are the 2 days when Donald Trump made his whiplash-inducing about face on COVID-19 from “Democratic hoax” to “pandemic.”Have a look at “Trump’s Coronavirus Calendar.”For reference: This is what months of downplaying a pandemic looks like.pic.twitter.com/gH1xZAHXm5— The Recount (@therecount) March 21, 2020Governor DeWine is his own man. He puts people before party. I have a hunch his actions threw the orange gelatinous blob in the White House for a loop.Updatre 3–28–2020: Here is something Governor DeWine was pushing for today:Machines could sanitize 160,000 masks for reuse each day in Ohio, if approved by FDA

I'm finally done with my first year university exams including theory and practicals. Also, I had my first clinical posting today in the department of Medicine. An amazing day filled with new experiences which I'll pen down some other day.So this question appeared in my feed today and I instantly decided to answer it. I'll honestly try to write down some amazing things which I've experienced in last 8 to 9 months in this wonderful institute. I've included many images so that this answer looks more appealing and interesting :-)The most unique thing about LTMMC (popularly known as Sion Hospital) which makes it stand out of the crowd is the kind of people which you'll encounter here. We've been privileged to have some excellent teachers which are passionate to teach students.A biochemistry teacher of ours takes regular breaks during her 1 hour lecture during which she tells us few inspirational quotes, some jokes etc. This makes the student learn subjects like biochemistry in an more efficient manner.These were few pictures of some of our amazing professors. Learning complex subjects with them becomes more joyous. So in short, we have a complete student friendly environment around us.A) Academics:-LTMMC is ranked the 17th best Medical College in India according to a recent survey which was released a few months back.This is the second most preferred government college in Maharashtra right after Seth GS and KEM hospital.This is one of the few medical colleges which has Air Conditioned Lecture Halls.Advantage of having an A.C. lecture hall:-You can doze off in the last benches easily after completing an entire season of GOT the previous night :-DDisadvantage of having an A.C. lecture hall:-Imagine attending lectures early in the morning at 23 degrees during winter season. We are wrapped up all around by sweaters.Please don't think that medical colleges are filled with nerds.We have variety of students here. Everyone has his/her own priority.1. Few of them enjoy watching YouTube videos in last benches2. Also we have some over enthusiastic peoples reaching the lecture hall an hour before the scheduled time :-D3. Some prefer studying a few days before exams(A usual library scene a night before exam xD )Trinity is an International Students Medical Conference which is conducted annually in our college. It includes poster presentations, quizzes, motivational talks and lots of other things.Dr. APJ Abdul kalam sir was the chief guest of Trinity during the year 2014.2) Cultural fests:-“Ashwamedh” is the most awaited festival here. Students from various colleges all over India are present here in large numbers to enjoy some of their favourite bollywood superstars performing live in front of them.(Nikhil D’souza performing live during Ashwamedh 2018)3) Sports:-We have a small ground, a basket ball court, a badminton court where people recreate forgetting all their worries.Apart from this, we have SFL (Sion Football League) and SPL (Sion Premier League) every year which encourages more talents to show up.Few milestones which Sion hospital has achieved over the years :-1. Guinness world record for successfully removing heaviest renal tumour.2. First ever human milk bank in Asia was developed at Sion hospital.3. An exclusive “Thalassemia day care centre” for patients suffering from thalassemia.4. An “Oncology Day care centre” for patients suffering from Cancer.5. According to stats, nearly 19,00,000 patients visited our OPD’s during last year which is much more than other municipal hospitals in Mumbai.So in short, life of an MBBS student at LTMMC is just amazing. Every day spent at Sion is unique in its own way.“Unity” is what keeps Sion going.#LiveLongTheSionSpirit.Thanks for reading :-)