After a six-month boycott, pharmacy and dentistry students are edging towards resolution with the Prime Minister’s intervention promising imminent solutions.
A Ministry source, speaking anonymously, hinted at swift progress without revealing details. Talks between the Prime Minister and faculty deans are underway, focusing on reforms and addressing student boycotts.
Proposed solutions include improved training, expanded hospital courses, and a clear plan for the reduced six-year study period. Pressure mounts to avoid a lost academic year amidst disciplinary actions against protesting students.
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