Licenses And Certifications 22 September 2026
Nagaland Removes NOC Requirement for Healthcare Workers
The Nagaland state government has eliminated the No‑Objection Certificate (NOC) requirement for healthcare practitioners, permitting doctors, nurses and allied professionals to begin work without prior clearance. Officials say the move will cut bureaucratic delays, address chronic staff shortages and improve access to medical services across the state's remote districts.
Nagaland drops NOC rules for healthcare practitioners
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- No‑Objection Certificate no longer needed for doctors, nurses, allied staff.
- Aims to cut red‑tape and fill gaps in remote clinics.
- Government expects faster service delivery and better patient access.
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