the Government while examining the recommendation required the petitioner college to submit requisite documents during the hearing. The hearing committee examined the photo copies as submitted by the petitioner college, especially those of Central OPD Register, IPD Register, case Sheets, Lab. Register, Diet Register, IPD Medicine Indent Register, IPD Medicine Dispensing Register, Duty RosterNurses , Attendance of hospital staff, Attendance of Teaching Staff/OPD Doctors. The documents, like OPD Registers, Departmental IPD Registers, Discharge Tickets/Card, Panchkarma Procedure Records, O.T. Register, Labour Room Records were not submitted for verification. The perusal of the documents indicated that no Central OPD number was mentioned, no bed number was mentioned in any of the case sheet, no copy of the discharged-ticket was attached with the case record, no diagnosis is mentioned in the Central IPD Register, Case Sheet as on 31.7.2010. On the basis of this observation, the hearing committee reached a conclusion that the teaching hospital could not be taken as genuinely functional. It was, thus, concluded that hospital is not genuinely functional Ayurvedic Hospital and the permission sought was denied for session 2011-12. In the reply, reference is also made to number of judgments passed by the different courts in support of the contentions and the powers that are available for acting in such like situation and accordingly the impugned order is justified.
