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Dated 28Th, April,2}I5 Form-4 (See sub clouse I (c),2(a) and 3(a) ofregulation 6) No Objection Certificate from the State Government NO: AYD-1 0201 5-93O-CHH Health & Family welfare Department S achivalaya, Gandhinagar Dated 28th, April,2}I5 To, t \/ -JW?rincipaUDirector Aarya-veer Homoeopsthic Medicul College, S h r i Ris h iraj ed uc atio n fo undatio n, Aarya-veer college, Kuvudava-Sardhar Road, Kuv adava, Raj kot-3 6 0 0 2 3 Subiect: No Objection Certificate Reference: Letter No : YJN-S Al 43g -40 120 1 5/G of Director,Indian System of Medicine & Homoeopathy dated 10th , April, 2015 The desired'6No Objection Certificate" in respect of following facts is being issued:- I No. of Homoeopathy institutions t8 already existing in the State. 2 No. of seats available or No. of Homoeopathy practitioners being 168s produced annually. a J No. of Homoeopathy Practitioners 18472 registered with the state Council/Board of Indian System of Medicine. 4 No. of Flomoeopathy Practitioners in 131 State Government Services in Golt. service 5 No. of vacant Gort. posts of 86 Homoeopathy doctors in the State particularly in rural/Diffi cult areas. 6 No. of Homoeopathy doctors registered Not Applicable with State Employment Exchange 7 Homoeopathy Doctor's population l:3248 ratio in the State. 8 How the establishment of the Medical The proposed establishment of the Aarya- college would resolve the problem of veer Homoeopathic Medical College,shri deficiencies of qualified medical Rishiraj education foundation,Aarya-veer personnel in the State and improve the college, Kuvadava-Sardhar Road, availability of such medical manpower Kuvadava, Rajkot-360023 will help in in the State. availing more health care facilities, and also resolve the deficiencies of qualified medical personnel in the State. 9 The restrictions imposed by the State Govemment, if anY on students who Nil are not domiciled in the State from obtaining admissions in the State be specified of the Aarya- 10 Full Justification for opening of the The proposed establishment proposed Medical College starting new veer Homoeopathic Medical College,Shri course. Rishiraj education foundation,Aarya-veer college, Kuvadava-Sardhar Road, Kuvadava, Rajkot-360023 will remove the shortage of Homoeopathy Practitioners in the State as well as other parts of the India. 1:100 11 Homoeopathy Doctors -PoPulation ratio to be achieved Shri Rishiraj The Principal/Director, Aarya-veer Homoeopathic Medical college, Kuvadava' Rajkot- education foundation,Aarya-veer college, Kuvadava-Sardhar Road, Homoeopathic Medical College 360023 has applied for the establishment of Aarya-veer at Shd Rishiraj education foundation,Aarya-veer college' Kuvadava-Sardhar Road' proposal, the Government of Kuvadava, Rajkot360023. On careful consideralion of the 66No applicant for the establishment Gujarat has decided to issue objection certificate" to for starting B'H'M'S of Homoeopathy college with 100 (one hundred) Seats capacity Course. It is certified that: established in the 1. The applicant owns and manages a 25-beds hospital, which was Year -'December, 2014 Public interest with 2. it is desirable to establish an Homoeopathy College in thp admission capacity of 100 seats for B'H'M'S' Course' of 100 seats for 3. Establishment of Homoeopathy College with admission capacity B.H.M.S.CourseatAarya-veerHomoeopathicMedicalcollege,shriRishiraj Road, Kuvadava' education foundation,Aarya-veer college, Kuvadava-Sardhar Rajkot360023 is feasible' This No Objection Certificate is issued subject to following conditions:- (1) The college has to run the course on Self Finance basis and college will not ask for Grant in Aid in future. An Undertaking for this condition must be obtained by Director, Indian System of Medicine & Homoeopathy, from the Principal, Aarya- veer Homoeopathic Medical College, Shri Rishiraj education foundation,Aarya- veer colle ge, Kuvadava- Sardhar Road, Kuvadava, Raj kot- 3 60023 . (2) The college must follow admission Rules and Regulation as well as fee structure as decided by the Government of Gujarat from time to time. (3) The College has to follow the Rules and Regulations presuibed by the affiliating University and Central Council of Homoeopathy, New Delhi from time to time. (4) The College must fulfrll the norns of minimum standa"rds prescribed by C.C.H New Delhi from time to time. Deputy Health & Family Welfare Department Copy to:- Gate No-6 , Civil Hospital Compound, Asarawa, Ahmedabad-l6.
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