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Dr. Nelson tells WWL he hasn t seen anything like this since the HIV epidemic. Author: Candese Charles Updated: 10:31 PM CDT July 24, 2021
NEW ORLEANS There are six thousand nursing positions open in Louisiana today and health experts warn that number could go up. As the numbers increase, the more and more people are admitted to the hospital, and some of them to the ICU, the shortage will only get worse, said Dr. Steve Nelson, LSU Medical School Dean.
An ongoing shortage of health care workers has been made even worse by the pandemic, leaving many facilities short-staffed. They are exhausted, physically exhausted, emotionally exhausted and in many cases they are working short handed, said Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards at a coronavirus briefing on Friday.
The National Institutional Ranking Framework has named Delhi’s Hindu College as the best in the country in arts and science streams. It is a well-deserved distinction based on its academic standards, the role played by its campus societies and its placement records.
The name of the college also brings out the peculiar Indian practice of linking education with religion. This is a regressive approach, started during the colonial period by selfish Christian missionaries. In Oxford or Cambridge, Harvard or Stanford, France’s Sorbonne or Sweden’s Karolinska, religion
was never thrust into the nomenclature of educational institutions. How did it become part and parcel of Indian culture?