Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Junior/Resident Docs’ Affiliation (JDA) staged a protest to press their calls for and carried out their obligation by carrying black badges over non-implementation of presidency order which gives for stipend hike as per Shopper Value Index (CPI) yearly.
In response to JDA-Indore president Dr Nayan Jain, they may proceed to protest until March 11. The JDA has additionally demanded the authorities to look into their different points as effectively which embrace, discount in medical schooling and college charges, stipend of Rs 1 lakh monthly with arrear and others.
Jain stated, ‘Stipend hike order was launched on June 7, 2021. However as an alternative of April 2022, the hike was carried out in November 2022. Since then no hike in stipend as per CPI has been given.’
JDA’s calls for
*Stipend of Rs 1 lakh monthly with arrear
*Medical schooling price be diminished to Rs 10k-Rs15k
*College charges be diminished
*Insurance coverage cowl advantage of 5 years for JDA
*Seats for senior residents be elevated within the scientific division and senior residents be included within the non-clinical division.
*Abolition of Rural Service bond or Rs 50k moreover be paid to medical doctors, in the event that they go below the bond to render companies in rural areas. As a result of medical doctors who work below the bond, get Rs 59k however those that work below Senior Residentship (SRship) in city areas get Rs 80k. Bond interval isn’t equated in SRship.
Dr Nayan Jain turns into Central RDA president
A brand new committee of Central Resident Docs’ Affiliation was fashioned at Bundelkhand Medical Faculty,Sagar on Saturday during which Dr Nayan Jain and Dr Hitendra Yadav had been elected as presidents. The 2-day programme was presided by Dr Mahesh Aggarwal, President of Madhya Pradesh Medical Academics Affiliation. Members of assorted JDA/RDA delegations of the state and lots of different medical doctors of the state participated within the programme.