In many countries around the world, medical studies are conducted in the mother tongue, to which India's name has also been added. In Madhya Pradesh, medical education is being conducted in Hindi by the state government. After MP, medical education will be conducted in Hindi in Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand and now Bihar also. The Health Department has formed a three-member team, which will be sent to Bhopal in Madhya Pradesh to prepare a report after taking this information. This report will be submitted to the Health Department of Bihar.

This team from Bihar will go to MP.
In a notification issued by the department last Tuesday, information was given about the names of the team members to be sent to MP and the responsibilities required for preparing the report. This team sent to MP includes Rajesh Kumar, Human Resources charge of the Health Committee, Dr Mithilesh Pratap, Academic Dean of Bihar Health Sciences University and Dr. Devendra Prasad, Head of the Clinical Pathology Department of Patna Medical College Hospital (PMCH). The Health Department has directed the team to submit its report by June 05 to the Additional Chief Secretary of the department, Pratyaya Amrit, who has constituted this team.

How will the report be prepared?
The team going from Bihar to MP will learn and understand about the medical studies being conducted there in Hindi medium and will study the educational works. We will also see how the MBBS syllabus has been prepared in Hindi. We will prepare a report by taking detailed information about MBBS books translated into Hindi, syllabus, teachers' method of teaching, how complex science subjects are being taught in Hindi, etc.

What will happen after generating the report?
How is MBBS being taught in Hindi in MP? A detailed report will be submitted to Bihar's Additional Chief Secretary Pratyaya Amrit. Based on this, a draft will be prepared for providing medical education in Hindi in Bihar, the outline of the syllabus will be discussed and discussions will be held regarding its implementation.