New MCI board selected

The new body will operate for a year under the ordinance of extending the supersession of the council

GN Bureau | May 13, 2011



The health ministry has reconstituted the board of governors of the Medical Council of India (MCI), apex body to regulate medical education in India. Prof. K.K. Talwar former Director, Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER), Chandigarh would be the chairman of the new board of governors.

Other members nominated on the board are Prof. K.S. Sharma, Prof. Harbhajan Singh Rassam, Dr Rajiv Chintaman Yeravdekar and Dr. Purushotham Lal.

The term of the present board, headed by Dr S K Sarin will end on May 14, 2011. The health ministry had appointed a six-member board to govern the affairs of MCI after the council’s chairman, Dr Ketan Desai, was arrested for graft charges.

The new body will operate for a year under the ordinance of extending the supersession of the MCI.
 

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