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🚨Madhya Pradesh’s intern doctors earn just ₹14,000 a month while working 12-hour shifts. Less than ₹500 a day. For white-collar jobs, ₹14K a month is practically modern day slavery. They asked for better pay. They got water cannons. Doctors are not terrorists. And then the same system lectures us... show more

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