City hospital official sorry for Malayalam ban circular
The Hindu
The Nursing Superintendent of Delhi government-run GIPMER in a letter to the Medical Superintendent of the hospital apologised for an order the former had issued, which banned the nursing staffers fro
The Nursing Superintendent of Delhi government-run GIPMER in a letter to the Medical Superintendent of the hospital apologised for an order the former had issued, which banned the nursing staffers from talking in Malayalam. The official said that he had “no intention to disrespect any Indian language, region, or religion”. On Saturday, Govind Ballabh Pant Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research (GIPMER) banned nursing staffers from speaking in Malayalam in the hospital and warned of ‘serious action’ if they do not talk in English or Hindi, as per an order issued by the Nursing Superintendent of the hospital.
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