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NEET PG Counselling: Protesting Doctors to March Towards Supreme Court Today, Demand Fast Track Hearing : Rashtra News #NEET #Counselling #Protesting #Doctors #March #Supreme #Court #Today #Demand #Fast #Track #Hearing Resident doctors who have been demanding to expedite the NEET PG counselling hearing will march towards the Supreme Court of India on Monday. The Federation

Resident doctors across India have called for a nationwide strike starting today, November 27. They have decided to withdraw from out patient department (OPD) services. The Federation of Resident Doctors’ Association India calling for the strike on November 27 had said, “The onus of unfortunate situation affecting health services will be on the concerned authorities."Doctors are protesting

More than 90 per cent of the country’s 13,000 trainee doctors, who are similar to medical residents, have defied a government deadline to return to work by the start of March.

Following this assurance from the Health Minister, Telangana junior and senior doctors have decided to call off their planned strike.

New Delhi, Oct 29 (PTI) A large number of doctors took out a march here on Sunday and raised among others the issue of violence against healthcare workers, a medical association said.

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Simran, a first-year student, pointed out that inadequate pay could lead to frustration and burnout, prompting experienced doctors to leave the profession or seek opportunities abroad.

The British Medical Association, the doctors union, has asked for a 35% pay rise to bring junior doctors pay back to 2008 levels once inflation is taken into account.

Everyone needs to remember that the threat of violence against doctors and hospitals is creating a huge crisis in the health care field.

Amid the doctors’ protest in Kerala over their safety following the killing of a young medico by a drug addict she was treating in Kollam district, the Kerala government on Thursday will discuss ways to ensure the safety of medical practitioners in the state.