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Bengaluru: Directorate of Medical Education teaminspects ‘missing’ physiotherapy and nursing colleges

However, in its clarification, the RGUHS said that the university has been consistently undertaking necessary verification and communication of institutional details as part of its efforts to maintain accurate and reliable information relating to its affiliated institutions

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Bengaluru: Directorate of Medical Education team inspects ‘missing’ physiotherapy and nursing colleges

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However, in its clarification, the RGUHS said that the university has been consistently undertaking necessary verification and communication of institutional details as part of its efforts to maintain accurate and reliable information relating to its affiliated institutions

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Source: The Hindu. Published 29 Aug 2026, 04:18 pm.

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