Interim Nagaland Indian Medical Council mandates registration for Indian System of Medicine practitioners by December 15, 2026.
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DIMAPUR — The Interim Nagaland Indian Medical Council (Interim NIMC) has directed all practitioners of the Indian System of Medicine (ISM) practising in Nagaland to mandatorily register with the council.
In a press release, the Interim NIMC stated that the directive was issued in pursuance of instructions from the National Commission for Indian System of Medicine (NCISM), Board of Ethics and Registration, New Delhi [Ref. No. F.No.20-28/2022-Regulation (E)], and in exercise of the regulatory powers vested with the Interim NIMC.
According to the release, all ISM practitioners, including those holding BAMS, BUMS, BSMS and BSRMS qualifications and currently practising in Nagaland under registrations obtained from other State Councils or Boards, have been directed to complete their registration with the Interim NIMC between June 15 and December 15, 2026.
The council cautioned that practitioners failing to comply within the stipulated period would be deemed to be practising in contravention of the provisions of the NCISM Act, relevant regulations and other applicable statutory provisions. Such practitioners may be liable for appropriate legal, disciplinary and penal action as admissible under the law.
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The release further stated that all ISM practitioners from outside Nagaland entering the state for clinical practice, consultations, continuing medical education (CME) programmes, workshops, medical camps, academic activities, hospital attachments or any other professional engagements must obtain transit registration or temporary permission from the Interim NIMC before undertaking such activities within the state.
The Interim NIMC also informed that its office would continue to function for the registration of newly qualified graduates in the Indian System of Medicine, including BAMS, BUMS, BSMS and BSRMS degree holders, as well as for matters relating to professional and regulatory compliance.
For further information and assistance, practitioners may contact Dr. Tiakaba Jamir, Registrar, at 9436010174, or Dr. Khonuo Mary, Deputy Registrar-cum-Treasurer, at 9436404024. Queries may also be sent via email to nagalandimc@gmail.com.