West Bengal Doctor Strike
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Meet Demand In 48 Hours: Delhi Doctors' Ultimatum To Mamata Banerjee
Resident doctors of AIIMS and Safdarjung Hospital, who boycotted work on Friday in protest against attacks on their colleagues in Kolkata, have now given a 48-hour ultimatum to West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee to meet the demands of the state's agitating doctors, failing which they said they would go on indefinite strike.
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"If You Stay In Bengal, You Have To Learn Bangla": Mamata Banerjee
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee yesterday launched another attack onwhat she saw as the ruling BJP's attempt to "turn Bengal into Gujarat", declaring that "if you stay in Bengal, you have to learn Bangla"
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"No Response" From Mamata Banerjee: Bengal Governor Over Doctors Strike
West Bengal Governor Keshari Nath Tripathi Friday said he called up Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee to discuss the issue of junior doctors' strike but got no response from her.
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High Court Says Doctors' Protest Must End, Gives Bengal 7 Days To Respond
The Calcutta High Court on Friday gave the West Bengal government seven days to respond to a public interest litigation or PIL on the doctors' strike that has crippled medical services in the state.
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On Day 4 Of Doctors' Protest, Mamata Banerjee Again Attacks "Outsiders"
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Friday stood firm on her charge that "outsiders" were to blame for the doctors' protest that affected medical services in the state for the fourth day and has led to demonstrations and boycotts across the country.
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Bengal Education Minister Appeals To Junior Doctors To Withdraw Strike
Senior Trinamool Congress leader West Bengal Education minister Partha Chatterjee appealed to striking junior doctors to "keep aside" misunderstandings and withdraw their agitation, which entered its fourth day on Friday.
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Meet Demand In 48 Hours: Delhi Doctors' Ultimatum To Mamata Banerjee
Resident doctors of AIIMS and Safdarjung Hospital, who boycotted work on Friday in protest against attacks on their colleagues in Kolkata, have now given a 48-hour ultimatum to West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee to meet the demands of the state's agitating doctors, failing which they said they would go on indefinite strike.
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"If You Stay In Bengal, You Have To Learn Bangla": Mamata Banerjee
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee yesterday launched another attack onwhat she saw as the ruling BJP's attempt to "turn Bengal into Gujarat", declaring that "if you stay in Bengal, you have to learn Bangla"
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"No Response" From Mamata Banerjee: Bengal Governor Over Doctors Strike
West Bengal Governor Keshari Nath Tripathi Friday said he called up Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee to discuss the issue of junior doctors' strike but got no response from her.
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High Court Says Doctors' Protest Must End, Gives Bengal 7 Days To Respond
The Calcutta High Court on Friday gave the West Bengal government seven days to respond to a public interest litigation or PIL on the doctors' strike that has crippled medical services in the state.
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On Day 4 Of Doctors' Protest, Mamata Banerjee Again Attacks "Outsiders"
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Friday stood firm on her charge that "outsiders" were to blame for the doctors' protest that affected medical services in the state for the fourth day and has led to demonstrations and boycotts across the country.
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Bengal Education Minister Appeals To Junior Doctors To Withdraw Strike
Senior Trinamool Congress leader West Bengal Education minister Partha Chatterjee appealed to striking junior doctors to "keep aside" misunderstandings and withdraw their agitation, which entered its fourth day on Friday.
