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8 Days after Nepal floods: A brothers search for his missing brother
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J&K Intern Doctors Deserve Justice: Advocate Maroof Khan Demands Stipend Hike to 30,000
Srinagar, September 4 : Political Youth Leader and Advocate Maroof Khan has strongly urged the J&K Government to immediately enhance the monthly stipend of MBBS intern doctors from 12,300 to 30,000, terming their demand legitimate, reasonable and fully justified. Khan said it is deeply unjust that young doctors working round the clock, undertaking night duties, responding to emergencies and providing essential patient care continue to receive such a meagre stipend. This is not merely about money; it is about rights, respect and dignity. Our young doctors serve society with commitment, compassion and pride. Those who stand beside patients through the night and dedicate themselves to saving lives deserve fair compensation and the dignity they have earned, Khan said. He said the demand for 30,000 per month is justified in view of their demanding workload, professional responsibilities, extended working hours and rising cost of living. Recalling the sacrifices of doctors and healthcare workers during the COVID-19 pandemic, Khan said, When the world was gripped by fear and uncertainty, our doctors stood courageously on the frontline and risked their own safety to save lives. Their sacrifices must never be forgotten. Khan urged Honble Chief Minister Omar Abdullah and Health & Medical Education Minister to personally intervene and resolve the long-pending issue without further delay. Our young doctors are not asking for charity; they are asking for justice. I stand firmly with them and will continue to raise their legitimate voice until this genuine demand is addressed, Khan said.
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Srinagar, Sept 4: The Intern Doctors' delegation met the Chief Ministers Advisor, Nasir Sogami and Health Minister Sakina itoo today and discussed the long-pending demand and apprise him of the concerns being faced by intern doctors. AIMSA leaders Dr. Tasaduk, Dr. Akib, Dr. Shahnawaz, Dr. Faraz and Dr. Zamin were part of the delegation. Dr. Mohammad Momin Khan, Incharge AIMSA, also supported and coordinated the interns efforts. Following the meeting with the Advisor, the delegation met Health Minister Sakina Itoo at 2:30 PM at the Chief Ministers Camp Office. During the meeting, the Health Minister asked the interns to give the government one months time to address the stipend issue. However, the protesting interns did not agree to the proposed timeframe and maintained that the strike would continue. Dr. Mohammad Momin Khan, Incharge AIMSA, J&K said, The interns have already waited for a long time. We want a clear and concrete commitment from the government rather than another assurance. If the matter can be resolved, why should interns be asked to wait for another month? We need clarity on how long it will actually take. The interns made it clear that they would withdraw the strike only after receiving a written Government Order confirming the stipend hike.
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Medical Interns' demands genuine, process already initiated: Sakina Itoo
Srinagar, Sep 04 : Jammu and Kashmir Health Minister Sakina Itoo on Friday asserted that the internship demands of striking medicos are genuine and the process to address them was initiated long back, while hitting out at the opposition for false sympathy and politicising the issue. Speaking to news agency Kashmir News Service (KNS) minister Itoo said the file pertaining to the interns' demands is with the finance department and the government is working on it. The children met me too. I told them that your demand is genuine. We are helping you in this. You don't need to go on strike, she said. Taking a swipe at the opposition parties for holding candlelight vigils in support of the agitating doctors, she said, They are showing false sympathy. When they were in power, they couldn't increase their salary by 5 paise. Today they are making hollow claims. When they had power, tell me what they have done for the interns. If they have done something, they should bring it forward, the minister added. They have been a failure for 15 years. We have been in the government for 2 years. I want to ask them to give an answer for 15 years. Where did they get 2 crore accounts? Where did they get jobs? Where did they provide electricity? Where did they provide water? she questioned. Reiterating the National Conference's commitment to the restoration of statehood, the minister said the party would continue peaceful protests for the rights snatched from Jammu and Kashmir. We will continue to fight for the rights which were snatched from us. This is the voice of the people of Jammu and Kashmir, she said, referring to the recent protest at Jantar Mantar in Delhi. Earlier in the day, minister Itoo visited a facility run by noted social worker and Padma Shri awardee Javed Ahmad Tak and lauded his contribution towards specially-abled children. I was really happy to sit with these children. The team of Javed Tak is really commendable, she said, recalling the foundation's inception during the tenure of then Governor N N Vohra. I did not believe that this institution would ever be established. But today, when I see how much work he has done, how well he has built the building... he has set such good facilities for them. This is a very big contribution of his, Itoo said. She assured that the government would extend all possible support to the institution through the education and social welfare departments. We will definitely try to help you. Even if we talk about smart classes, we will definitely try to help you. Apart from that, if they identify children in nutrition, the social welfare department already helps in the ICDS sector, she said. The minister also advised the institution to apply for grant-in-aid from the social welfare department to facilitate better education for the children. (KNS)
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Srinagar, September 4 : The peaceful protest by intern doctors demanding a revision in their stipend has entered its fifth day, with interns across Jammu and Kashmir continuing to press for a fair and immediate hike in their stipend. A delegation of intern doctors met the Advisor to the Chief Minister Omar Abdullah this morning to discuss the issue. The intern representatives are scheduled to meet the Health Minister at 2:30 PM today to seek a concrete resolution to the long-pending demand. The interns remain hopeful that the meeting will result in a positive and meaningful decision from the Government. However, if no concrete decision is reached, the intern doctors will hold an immediate press conference at Gupkar around 3:00 PM today to brief the media and outline the future course of action. The position of the intern doctors remains clear and unchanged: the peaceful protest will continue until the stipend hike is officially approved and a written Government Order (GO) is issued. Intern doctors have repeatedly appealed to the authorities to resolve the matter at the earliest and ensure that their legitimate demand is addressed through a formal Government decision Dr Mohammad Momin Khan, Incharge, AIMSA J&K, said, We are all waiting for the outcome of the delegations meeting with the Health Minister, Sakina Itoo. We will see what comes out of the meeting and whether the government takes the demand for a stipend hike seriously.
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