Karnataka Home Minister G. Parameshwara (right) called on Jain seer Sri Gunadhar Nandi maharaj at Varur, near Hubballi, and convinced him to withdraw his fast unto death seeking justice for the murder of Jain monk Sri Kamakumar Nandi maharaj, on July 10, 2023.
| Photo Credit: KIRAN BAKALE
1. Medical students and parents jittery about NExT exam pattern
National Medical Commission (NMC) introduced National Exit Test (NExT) to achieve uniformity in the summative evaluation across India with reference to the minimum common standards of education and training of a medical graduate. This will be a uniform licentiate exam (for graduates from foreign medical universities), and an entrance exam for PG medical courses. But, students and parents oppose implementation of NExT from this year citing complete change in the system mid-way through the course.
2. Monk murder: Jain seer drops fast unto death after meeting Home Minister
In the aftermath of the murder of a Jain monk in Belagavi district, Karnataka Home Minister G. Parameshwara travelled to Varur, on the outskirts of Hubballi, on July 10 to convince Jain seer Sri Gunadhar Nandi maharaj to drop his plan of fasting unto death demanding justice for the deceased.
Home Minister G. Parameshwara said, “The accused have been arrested.”
Following the assurance, Sri Gunadhar Nandi maharaj decided to drop the plan to fast unto death.
3. Monk murder: Jain seer to forgive culprit
Sri Gunadhar Nandi maharaj of Varur told mediapersons that, being a follower of non-violence, he would pardon the culprits who murdered a Jain monk in Belagavi district. Besides that, the seer said that he would apologise to those whom he had hurt by his emotional outburst in the aftermath of the murder.
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