Archive · 20 Jun 2025
Jharkhand Homoeopathy College Faces Neglect and Uncertainty
The homoeopathic medical college in Godda, Jharkhand, is struggling because the government isn't taking good care of it.
The college doesn't have a real leader, and there aren't enough teachers.
The buildings are run down, and students have to deal with unsafe places to live and long commutes.
Even the hospital part of the college is missing basic things like doctors and medicine.
A politician is speaking out, saying the government should fix the problems so the college can continue helping people.
Jharkhand's only government-run homoeopathic college faces uncertain future.
College lacks a permanent principal and has severe staff shortages.
Inadequate hostel facilities and unsafe commute for students are reported.
Laboratories lack equipment, and the hospital lacks basic services.
BJP spokesperson criticizes state government's neglect of the college.
- Who
- Government Homoeopathic Medical College, students, Ajay Sah (BJP spokesperson)
- What
- Government Homoeopathic Medical College in Jharkhand faces neglect and potential closure.
- When
- Not specified in the article.
- Where
- Godda, Jharkhand
- Why
- Due to state apathy and lack of administrative support.
Jharkhand Government (Implied)
BJP (Implied)
College Neglect
Jharkhand Government (Implied)
Failing to maintain the college and its hospital, leading to poor infrastructure, staff shortages, and lack of essential services.
BJP (Implied)
No opposing view available in the article
- College Type
- Government Homoeopathic Medical College
- Location
- Godda, Jharkhand
- Principal Status
- Lacks Permanent Principal
- Teaching Posts Filled
- 8-10 out of 42
- Spokesperson
- Ajay Sah
- Stipend (Interns)
- ₹10,000 per month (irregular)
