About

National Medicos Organisation(NMO) is a registered organisation under Socities Regn Act,1860,Reg no.21/1987-88,although was conceived on 8.8.1977 by a medical student  Dhanakar Thakur, who could gather some 40 medical students and some doctors at Varanasi on 5.11.1977 to choose a name NMO  WHICH COULD BE REGISTERED IN 1987. it is an  organisation of medicos(MBBS and BDS students and doctors) of Bharat i.e. India for the  following  Aims and
Objects: 

(a)       To create a nationwide organisation of the medicos on a democratic basis, irrespective of caste, colour, creed, and sex for the ‘positive health’ of the nation.  

(b)   To work for the all-round welfare and development of the medical profession

 (c)   To utilise their energy and dissemination of the medical knowledge for solving the various health problems of the down-trodden people of the nation particularly for the rural and tribal people with the help of central and state governments, educational, professional, and voluntary organisations. 

 (d)   To work for satisfying the basic needs of the medicos and to guide and help them in solving their   various problems arising from time to time.  

(e)   To develop national character and discipline among the medicos.

 (f)    To promote constructive activities in social and cultural spheres and utilize

medicos’ energies in the   various nation-building activities

 (g)   To promote a progressive outlook among them along with a love for the cultural heritage of the land.

 (h)   To develop harmony and homogeneity among the various components of the society by reviving a sense of tolerance and brotherhood.

(i)      To seek the co-operation and goodwill of doctors, educationists, educational and health authorities in the work of the NMO.

 (j)    To promote better teacher-student relationships in medical colleges and
institutes.

(k)   To promote the academic environment in medical colleges and institutes*.

      
 (l)   To form a common platform on the basis of a common mode of work for all the members of the  the medical community, viz., students, doctors, and educationists for the reorganisation of medical education in the comprehensive context of national reconstruction.