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#WATCH: MBBS interns threaten indefinite strike, demand fair compensation #MBBS interns are an essential part of our healthcare system. They work long hours, attend to patients, assist in emergencies, perform night duties and shoulder responsibilities that directly contribute to patient care—yet receive just ₹12,300 a month. Is ₹12,300 enough... show more

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Farmer🍎🍒🍐vor 28 Tagen

its them who run all institutions, senior Doctors enjoy by playing with mobile phones in AC rooms,, Illah MashaAllah koi koi hai jo karta hai kaam apna emaandare k sath

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Heisenbergvor 26 Tagen

I don’t know how they wake up every morning and gather the courage to go to work, putting in long hours while knowing they’ll get only 12K at the end of the month. 12K wouldn’t even cover their basic expenses.

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Manhasvor 27 Tagen

Internship is a part of degree ye compulsory hai degree ke lye es mai to en ko ye b nhi milna chahye aur bol ese rahe hai fir jese ehsan kar rahe hai duties de ke ye en ka sekhne ka period hai

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Patient care at hospitals across Jammu and Kashmir has been affected as medical interns continue an indefinite strike over their stipend. Hundreds of medical interns staged sit-in protests and candlelight vigils, demanding an increase in their stipend. The protesting doctors say they receive ₹12,000 a month and that the amount has remained unchanged for the last seven years. NDTV's Nazir Masoodi reports

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The demand of MBBS interns for an increase in their monthly stipend was genuine and that a proposal for the hike was already under process: Health Minister Sakina Itoo.

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#VIDEO || After 30-hour shifts, endless duties and years of hard work, we are surviving on Rs 12,300 a month while going through trauma every single day. We are not asking for charity — we are demanding our rights and dignity as healthcare workers,” an MBBS intern said in an emotional appeal to the Jammu and Kashmir government. Office of Chief Minister, J&K Sakina Itoo

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#WATCH | Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir: MBBS interns continued their protest for the second consecutive day, demanding an increase in their monthly internship stipend to ₹30,000 One of the protesters said, “Our primary demand is that our stipend, currently ₹12,300, be increased to ₹30,000. If we look at various Indian states, such as Odisha, West Bengal, and others, the UP government recently raised its stipend from ₹12,500 to ₹25,000. Ultimately, this isn’t just about the money; it is a matter of our dignity and professional recognition. That is the basis of our demand. For seven years, the government has offered no response other than claiming that the file is stuck in the Ministry of Finance. These are merely excuses. We have been given false hope, but we want an immediate order to be issued. Until we receive such an order, this strike will continue, and we will take further steps if necessary.”

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32/800 marks. Just 4%. And this candidate is doing MD Anaesthesia in J&K, a branch linked directly with critical care and life-saving decisions. This is not a joke anymore. This is the collapse of merit, accountability and public trust in the healthcare system. Lakhs of deserving students sacrifice years of their lives for these exams, only to watch the system reward mediocrity while punishing hard work. When a patient enters an operation theatre, they don’t ask for category, politics or vote banks. They pray for competence. Healthcare cannot survive on compromises. The public deserves qualified, capable doctors. Enough is enough. #Savemerit

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