Doctor Strike In Madhya Pradesh
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OPD Services Hit: Madhya Pradesh Junior Doctors On Strike Over Stipend Delay
Healthcare services across government medical colleges in Madhya Pradesh were disrupted on Monday after nearly 8,000 junior doctors went on strike over the non-implementation of a long-pending stipend revision.
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13,000 Doctors On Strike In Madhya Pradesh, Demand Better Facilities
Doctors across government hospitals in Madhya Pradesh on Wednesday started an indefinite strike over a host of demands, including facilities for their colleagues posted in rural areas and putting an end to alleged bureaucratic interference.
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Doctors In Madhya Pradesh Call Off Strike As Government Assures Action
Hours after launching a state-wide indefinite strike on Friday, government doctors in Madhya Pradesh called off their stir following an assurance from state Medical Education Minister Vishwas Sarang of action on the matter
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Madhya Pradesh Minister Meets Protesting Doctors As Stir Continues
A stir by some 3,000 junior doctors in Madhya Pradesh entered its seventh day on Sunday with a delegation of the protesters and state medical education minister Vishwas Sarang meeting to end the stalemate.
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Nearly 3,000 Madhya Pradesh Doctors Resign After Court Says Strike "Illegal"
The Madhya Pradesh High Court on Thursday directed the striking junior doctors in the state to resume their duties within 24 hours but the protesting medicos remained defiant and nearly 3,000 of them resigned from their posts and announced they will
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Madhya Pradesh: Junior Doctors' Strike Enter 2nd Day; Government Warns Of Action
Around 3,000 junior doctors from six medical colleges in Madhya Pradesh continued their strike for the second day on Tuesday to press for their various demands, including free treatment for them and their families if they contract Covid.
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3,000 Junior Doctors In Madhya Pradesh Go On Strike Amid Pandemic
Nearly 3,000 junior doctors in Madhya Pradesh on Monday boycotted work, barring COVID-19 duties, to press for their demands, including free treatment for them and their families if they contract the deadly coronavirus infection.
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OPD Services Hit: Madhya Pradesh Junior Doctors On Strike Over Stipend Delay
Healthcare services across government medical colleges in Madhya Pradesh were disrupted on Monday after nearly 8,000 junior doctors went on strike over the non-implementation of a long-pending stipend revision.
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13,000 Doctors On Strike In Madhya Pradesh, Demand Better Facilities
Doctors across government hospitals in Madhya Pradesh on Wednesday started an indefinite strike over a host of demands, including facilities for their colleagues posted in rural areas and putting an end to alleged bureaucratic interference.
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Doctors In Madhya Pradesh Call Off Strike As Government Assures Action
Hours after launching a state-wide indefinite strike on Friday, government doctors in Madhya Pradesh called off their stir following an assurance from state Medical Education Minister Vishwas Sarang of action on the matter
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Madhya Pradesh Minister Meets Protesting Doctors As Stir Continues
A stir by some 3,000 junior doctors in Madhya Pradesh entered its seventh day on Sunday with a delegation of the protesters and state medical education minister Vishwas Sarang meeting to end the stalemate.
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Nearly 3,000 Madhya Pradesh Doctors Resign After Court Says Strike "Illegal"
The Madhya Pradesh High Court on Thursday directed the striking junior doctors in the state to resume their duties within 24 hours but the protesting medicos remained defiant and nearly 3,000 of them resigned from their posts and announced they will
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Madhya Pradesh: Junior Doctors' Strike Enter 2nd Day; Government Warns Of Action
Around 3,000 junior doctors from six medical colleges in Madhya Pradesh continued their strike for the second day on Tuesday to press for their various demands, including free treatment for them and their families if they contract Covid.
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3,000 Junior Doctors In Madhya Pradesh Go On Strike Amid Pandemic
Nearly 3,000 junior doctors in Madhya Pradesh on Monday boycotted work, barring COVID-19 duties, to press for their demands, including free treatment for them and their families if they contract the deadly coronavirus infection.
