Deeply saddened by the demise of A. Balakrishnan Ji, All India President of Vivekananda Kendra. His life was dedicated to carrying forward the ideals and vision of Swami Vivekananda Ji and strengthening the nation through our civilisational wisdom. His selfless service and inspiring legacy will continue to guide generations. Om Shanti.
It's day 7 almost jaswant bhiya hunger strike .un ka suger level kam hota ja rha hai @JPNadda sir it's humble request plseeee solve doctor problem. He is strugling for our doctor comunity.@drjaswantvoice
FMGs are not asking for free marks.
They are asking for compensatory marks for the injustice they faced during the June 2026 FMGE.#JusticeForFMGs#Justice_ForFMGs#FMGEJune2026
📌FMGs are not lab rats for NBEMS to experiment on.
The FMGE is a 300-minute exam divided into two parts: a 150-minute morning session and a 150-minute afternoon session.
Each session is further divided into three sections of 50 questions, with 50 minutes allotted for each section.
This means candidates get only 60 seconds per question.
This time, NBEMS introduced a large number of lengthy video-based questions. Some videos lasted more than 50 seconds and were followed by long, confusing questions that would require additional time for a candidate to read and understand.
How can anyone reasonably watch a lengthy video, read the question, analyze the options, and answer correctly within just 60 seconds?
Candidates report that there were more than 28 video-based questions, which consumed a significant amount of time and may have affected the overall pass percentage.
NBEMS has recently stated that 8 grace marks were awarded for incorrect questions. However, is it not concerning that the country's largest medical examination body had 8 wrong questions in the first place?
Moreover, where is the transparency or evidence showing that these 8 marks were actually awarded?
In addition, many exam centres had poor facilities.
Several candidates faced slow computers and system-related issues, resulting in valuable time being lost during the examination.
FMGs are not demanding special treatment.
They are demanding transparency, accountability and fair compensation for the disadvantages they faced during the June 2026 FMGE.
@MoHFW_INDIA@JPNadda
😪 OUR HERO. HE WILL DIE FOR US ALL. ARE THESE NBEMS PEOPLE SO INHUMAN. NOBODY IS THERE FOR US. WE ALL ARE SHOUTING FROM LAST 7 DAYS. MESSAGED SO MANY PEOPLE SEVERAL TIMES. TAGGED MANY ON TWITTER BUT NO ONE REPLIES. NBEMS IS NOT EVEN SEEING ANY OF THIS.
@RahulGandhi@JPNadda
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Students are protesting, genuine concerns are being raised, and a fellow doctor has been on hunger strike for 8 days despite having a family and a daughter. Yet NBE continues to remain silent and indifferent.#StandWithFMGs#FMGProtest#NBE#NEETPG#FMGUnity#fmge#doctors
Rajasthan fmge intens getting zero stipend & our colleges asked us to sign a affidavit saying we wont demand stipend & hostel then only they will accept our joining letter
this is total injustice going against fmge interns in Rajasthan by RajMES #fmgnotfreelabour@bharatbeniwal_
Day 7 of Dr. Jaswant Sir’s hunger strike—our hearts ache for justice. FMGE June 2026 aspirants demand transparency, fairness, and compensation.Please hear our pain respect our sacrifices and protect our dreams. #FMGEJune2026#Compensation@OfficeofJPNadda@PMOIndia@MoHFW_INDIA
2023 में NBEMS से जुड़े मामले में CBI कार्रवाई और गंभीर आरोप सामने आए थे। आज FMGE students भी transparency और accountability मांग रहे हैं।
सवाल सिर्फ जवाब का नहीं—जवाबदेही का है।
Students deserve justice, not silence.
#FMGE2026#FMGEProtest#NBEMS#JusticeForFMGE