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The torn diary found near the dead body of the trainee RG Kar Medical College doctor gives insight into the mind of the deceased medical professional. The diary revealed her ambitious goal of achieving a gold medal and other prestigious honours in medicine, along with a detailed list of hospitals where she aimed to work.

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The Central Bureau of Investigation is reportedly analysing the contents of the diary with the help of handwriting experts to verify if the entries were made by the victim.

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Her parents confirmed her practice of maintaining a diary. The diary was discovered near her body in the seminar hall where the heinous crime took place on August 9. 

"The deceased wanted to become a big doctor. She wanted to get a gold medal and win big honours in the medical field… She had wanted to study for her MD," a source was quoted as saying by NDTV. 

"The names of some hospitals were mentioned, where she dreamed of working one day… There was also mention of her wish to keep her parents happy," he added.

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In a late-night development, the West Bengal Health Department announced the removal of three top officials of the state-run R.G Kar Medical College & Hospital in Kolkata, including its new principal and vice principal. Apart from the newly-appointed principal Suhrita Pal, the newly-appointed medical superintendent and vice principal Bulbul Mukhopadhyay, and the head of the institute’s chest medicine department Dr Arunava Duta Chowdhury were also removed from their posts.

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State Health Secretary Narayan Swarup Nigam announced that the state government has also withdrawn its earlier notification for appointing former RG Kar principal Sandip Ghosh as the principal of Calcutta National Medical College and Hospital (CNMCH).

(With inputs from agencies)