📚 Extracted Documents

This is an official order from the Indian Nursing Council extending the deadline for nominations for the National Florence Nightingale Nurses Award for 2024. Originally set for January 31, 2024, the new deadline is February 17, 2024. Urgency is emphasized as no further extensions will be granted and late submissions will result in no nominations being considered for the respective states.

This document is a circular issued by the Indian Nursing Council directed towards all Registrars and Principals of Nursing Schools and Colleges. It instructs these institutions to comply with anti-ragging measures as per UGC guidelines through actions such as filing online undertakings and displaying posters. The circular emphasizes creating awareness and reporting on anti-ragging activities and incidents.

This circular from the Indian Nursing Council, issued on April 26, 2023, is directed to universities and nursing school principals. It details the involvement of nursing students in health check-ups for school children as part of the Rashtriya Bal Swasthya Karayakram under the National Health Mission. Nursing students' participation in the School Health Programme is required as part of their curriculum in community health nursing courses.

This document is a notification issued by the Indian Nursing Council regarding the issuance of a Middle Level Health Provider (MLHP) course certificate. It resolves that universities should issue a separate MLHP certificate for candidates who have completed the integrated MLHP program as part of B.Sc.(N) or P.B.B.Sc.(N) courses. This document is directed to university registrars, state nursing councils, and nursing college principals.

This is a notification from the Indian Nursing Council regarding the last date for admission to the B.Sc. (Nursing) program for the academic year 2022-23. It specifies that admissions must be completed by October 31, 2022, and no further extensions will be granted as the semester system will be implemented onwards. The notice is circulated to all relevant educational authorities and institutions.

This is a notification issued by the Indian Nursing Council outlining the schedule for admissions to the B.Sc.(N) program for the academic year 2022-23. It specifies the commencement of the academic session and the last date of admission. The document emphasizes compliance with regulations laid out in the revised B.Sc.(N) curriculum guidelines from 2021.

This notification issued by the Indian Nursing Council pertains to the inspection of nursing institutions under Section 13 of the INC Act. The document instructs these institutions to check their emails for inspection IDs necessary for completing the online inspection proforma. It also emphasizes the need to update email information and includes dissemination instructions to all relevant nursing institutions and the INC website.

This document is a notification issued by the Indian Nursing Council concerning the inspection of nursing institutions under Section 13 of the INC Act. It specifies the process for issuing email notifications to institutions, detailing inspection IDs and emphasizing the importance of checking inbox and spam folders for communications. The document is aimed at ensuring institutions comply with the inspection requirements by filling in the necessary proforma online.

This circular, issued by the Indian Nursing Council, directs all state governments and state nursing councils to strictly follow the prescribed syllabus in recognized colleges to ensure uniform standards of nursing education. The document emphasizes the careful selection of textbooks to avoid content objectionable to any community and urges compliance with educational policies. The circular aims to unify nursing education standards across states.

This is a notification from the Indian Nursing Council addressing concerns about unauthorized use of their syllabus by authors in textbooks. It clarifies that the council only prescribes syllabi and does not endorse any particular publisher or author. The notification seeks to prevent misinformation and protect its official stance on educational content.

This document is a notification from the Indian Nursing Council regarding the renewal of suitability for Nursing Educational Institutions for the academic year 2022-23. It details the process for submitting applications online, with a deadline set for May 31, 2022. The notification emphasizes the requirement to follow the instructions provided in a tutorial video available on the INC website.

This is a notification from the Indian Nursing Council, issued by Lt Col (Dr.) Sarvjeet Kaur, Secretary. It extends the last date of admission for the Academic Year 2021-22 to April 7, 2022. The document specifies that no further extension requests will be entertained and is circulated to various educational and governmental bodies.

This document is a notification issued by the Indian Nursing Council regarding the last date for admissions to various nursing programmes for the academic year 2021-2022. The notification states that March 31, 2022, is the final deadline for admissions and will not be extended. The information is disseminated to universities, State Nursing Councils, and nursing schools for strict compliance.

This notification from the Indian Nursing Council, issued by Joint Secretary K.S. Bharati, communicates the decision not to grant further extensions for admissions for the Academic Year 2021-22, as two extensions have already been provided. It also announces the commencement of admissions for the 2022-23 academic year under a new semester-based program in June 2022. This document was circulated to relevant educational and governmental bodies managing nursing education.

This document, issued by the Indian Nursing Council, outlines the revised curriculum for the B.Sc. Nursing program in India. It details the integration of modular learning, competency-based approaches, and standardized course content in line with national policy recommendations. The booklet includes mandatory and elective modules aimed at enhancing nursing education quality, with specifics on new roles for nurses and educational methodologies.

This notification from the Indian Nursing Council announces the extension of the last date for institutions to upload their compliance report for the Renewal of Suitability under Sections 13 and 14 of the INC Act to 28th March 2022. It emphasizes that no compliance reports will be accepted after this due date and indicates possible actions under the INC Act if requirements are not met. This document is part of an effort to maintain uniform standards in nursing education.

This document is a notification from the Indian Nursing Council extending the deadline for institutions to upload their compliance reports for renewal of suitability under Sections 13 and 14 of the INC Act to March 28, 2022. The notification, issued by Lt Col (Dr) Sarvjeet Kaur, serves as an extension to an earlier notification and indicates potential further action if requirements are not met. It is directed at registrars of state nursing councils and principals of nursing schools and colleges.

This is a notification from the Indian Nursing Council regarding the compliance report submission deadline for institutions needing renewal of suitability for the year 2021-22. The notification mandates that the documents must be uploaded by March 21, 2022, via the INC website. It emphasizes that failure to meet the deadline could result in adverse actions under Sections 13 and 14 of the INC Act, 1947.

This notification, issued by the Indian Nursing Council, extends the deadline for nursing educational institutions to submit their Online Renewal/Validity Applications for the academic year 2021-22 to November 15, 2021, with a penalty fee for late submissions. It is directed to all state nursing councils and nursing institutions. The notification aims to maintain uniform standards in nursing education.

This document is a notification issued by the Indian Nursing Council (INC) regarding the inspection of institutions under sections 13 and 14 of the INC Act 1947. It states that institutions under inspection for seat enhancement may not be listed under those recognized by the INC until an Executive Committee decision is made. Lt Col (Dr) Sarvjeet Kaur is listed as the Secretary who signed this notification.

This is a notification from the Indian Nursing Council regarding the renewal of suitability for nursing educational institutions for the academic year 2021-22. The notification announces an extension for the submission deadline of online renewal applications, now up to October 31, 2021, with a penalty fee for late submission. Lt Col (Dr) Sarvjeet Kaur, Secretary of the Indian Nursing Council, issued this notification to ensure institutions comply with the updated timeline.

The document is an announcement by the Indian Nursing Council about an orientation workshop on the revised B.Sc Nursing Program for nursing faculty in India. The workshop will cover major curricular changes, examination regulations, and include a detailed implementation plan for the new curriculum over a four-day virtual session. The event aims to equip faculty members with a comprehensive understanding of updates in the program structure and educational technologies.

This is an official order from the Indian Nursing Council addressed to Vice Chancellors, Registrars, and Principals of Nursing Institutions regarding the revised B.Sc Nursing syllabus. It details the new curriculum which integrates a competency-based and outcome-based approach in line with the UGC guidelines and mandates its adoption for the academic year 2021-22. The document also mentions the scheduling of webinars for orientation on the new syllabus.

This document is a notification from the Indian Nursing Council detailing a resolution approved by the General Body on June 19, 2021, concerning M.Sc.(N) course electives. It includes a list of approved electives for various specialized nursing fields that universities must now incorporate. The document is aimed at registrars of universities and state nursing councils, as well as nursing colleges.

This is a circular issued by the Indian Nursing Council (INC) regarding the change in the communication method to and from the INC due to the COVID pandemic. Effective immediately, all communications must be conducted via email, and hard copies will no longer be accepted. The circular provides specific email addresses for sending and receiving communications.

This document is a circular issued by the Indian Nursing Council in response to the challenges posed by the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic. It outlines updated guidelines for the academic calendar and examination procedures for nursing institutions, emphasizing extensions and adaptations necessary during the pandemic. The circular also underscores the importance of maintaining educational quality while ensuring the health and safety of students, faculty, and staff.

This document is a notification issued by the Indian Nursing Council regarding the extension of admissions for nursing courses. It addresses the consequences of the extended admission date on the academic schedule, advising institutions to treat the affected cohort as a separate batch. The notification provides instructions to universities and nursing councils on managing the academic timelines and examinations for these students.

This press release from the Indian Nursing Council appeals to nurses and nursing students to actively support the COVID-19 vaccination program. It highlights the courage and sacrifices made by nurses during the pandemic and urges the nursing community to get vaccinated and encourage others by leading by example. The release underscores the collaborative effort required to make the vaccination drive successful and assures support from the Indian Nursing Council.

This document from the Indian Nursing Council clarifies that the authority to grant recognition to nursing institutions lies with State Nursing Councils, not the INC itself. This clarification follows a judgment by the Hon’ble High Court of Karnataka. Additionally, the INC communicated its stance to Rajiv Gandhi University, reiterating that only state bodies are empowered to grant recognition for nursing institutions.

This document is a notification issued by the Indian Nursing Council announcing the withdrawal of the proposed Single Entry Level for nursing and the phasing out of the GNM programme. The decision was taken following directions from the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare. The notification affects admissions and maintains the status quo for nursing schools and programmes.

This is an official government order issued by the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, dated September 16, 2016, addressing the constitution of a committee to protect and safeguard the interest of nurses in private hospitals and clinical establishments following a Supreme Court judgement. The document outlines the formation of a committee to recommend measures to improve working conditions and pay for nurses, with guidelines for state adoption, based on the Supreme Court's instructions in a specific case. The order includes directives for states/UTs to legislate or adopt these guidelines and requests updates on their implementation by October 20, 2016.

This document, issued by the Indian Nursing Council with reference to a letter from the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, advises against the sale and promotion of Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems (ENDS) including e-cigarettes. The directive reflects health concerns and urges institutions not to publish or organize events related to ENDS without prior consultation with the Tobacco Control Division. It also mentions ongoing legal cases in various High Courts regarding this matter.

This is a circular issued by the Indian Nursing Council addressing the inclusion of topics on climate change, air pollution, and heat waves into B.Sc and Post Basic B.Sc Nursing curricula. It highlights these topics' impact on health and directs universities and colleges to implement these changes promptly. The circular demonstrates a response to a request from the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare to update the curricula for better healthcare education.

This document, issued by the Indian Nursing Council, is a notification regarding the integration of Middle-Level Health Provider (MLHP) topics into the Basic B.Sc and Post Basic B.Sc Nursing curriculums. The notification details the incorporation of approximately 75 hours of content on various health-related topics such as national health programs, drug dispensing, and health planning in nursing education. It aims to enhance the nursing curriculum to align with current healthcare needs and standards.

This is an official order issued by the Indian Nursing Council regarding admission criteria for disabled candidates under nursing programs. It states that a 5% disability reservation should be considered for candidates with a locomotor disability of 40% to 50%, and establishes a committee to assess the eligibility of such candidates. The notification is directed to registrars of universities and state nursing councils, as well as principals of nursing schools and colleges.

This document from the Indian Nursing Council, dated April 4, 2019, is a notification regarding a resolution for the integration of nursing education and service. It describes the approved concept of a dual role model to enhance patient care and improve nursing education quality by utilizing qualified faculty effectively. This integration aims to foster collaboration between education and service sectors, enriching both student training and patient care in clinical settings.

This notification from the Indian Nursing Council announces resolutions approved by its Governing Body regarding the implementation of a fee for student verification requests. As per the decision in their December 2, 2018 meeting, a fee of Rs. 500 and Rs. 2500 has been set for verification requests within India and for foreign councils, respectively.

This document is an official order issued by the Indian Nursing Council addressing procedures and deadlines for proposing the renewal, enhancement of seats, and opening of new nursing schools/colleges for the 2018-19 academic year. It details new online submission requirements and emphasizes compliance with e-governance initiatives. The document provides specific submission deadlines and guidelines for issuing Government Orders and NOCs.

This document is an official order issued by the Indian Nursing Council detailing resolutions approved by its governing body to improve nursing educational standards. It addresses penalties for institutions not possessing their own buildings, defines 'Parent Hospital', and outlines qualifications and procedures for nursing institutions and educational programs. The document includes rules for examinations and recognitions, emphasizing uniform standards across nursing education in India.

This circular from the Indian Nursing Council outlines the eligibility criteria for admission to ANM, GNM, and B.Sc. (Nursing) programs starting from the 2013-14 academic year. It specifies minimum and maximum age requirements, educational qualifications, and medical fitness criteria. The document is addressed to all Registrars of State Nursing Councils, indicating the standardized criteria for nursing education admissions.

This document is an official circular issued by the Indian Nursing Council announcing relaxations in various norms related to nursing education in India. These include changes in requirements for upgrading nursing schools to colleges, new program introductions, relaxed admission and faculty criteria, and adjustments in infrastructure requirements. Institutions are notified of these adjustments to improve nursing capacity and meet growing demand.

This document from the Indian Nursing Council is a resolution outlining various changes regarding eligibility criteria for nursing programs, the requirements for essentiality certificates for nursing institutions, and guidelines for external lecturers and examiners. Key resolutions include easing eligibility criteria for SC/ST students, conditions under which government orders are required, and qualifications required for external lecturers. It is signed off by the Secretary.