3 weeks ago
Telangana Teaching Doctors Association Urges DME to Resolve Pending Demands
Some doctors who teach in government medical colleges in Telangana have come together as a group.
Their group is called the Telangana Teaching Government Doctors Association.
They wrote to an important official called the Director of Medical Education.
They asked this official to solve problems that medical college teachers have been waiting a long time to be fixed.
They want extra pay for doctors who are super specialists.
They also want a fair chance for working doctors to get seats in special training courses.
They asked for small allowances, like one for doing post-mortems and one for travel.
They also want to be paid for the leave days they have saved up.
The doctors say these changes will help them serve better in government hospitals.
This will also encourage doctors to work in medical colleges outside big cities.
The Telangana Teaching Government Doctors Association urged the Director of Medical Education to resolve long-pending issues of teaching faculty in government medical colleges.
The association sought a special allowance for super speciality doctors and an in-service quota for super speciality courses.
It demanded early implementation of PMCA, saying it would encourage faculty to serve in peripheral medical colleges.
Other demands include a post-mortem allowance, an optional non-practising allowance for 2023 recruits, and earned leave encashment.
The association also sought transport and academic allowances until AIIMS pay scales are implemented.
- Who
- The Telangana Teaching Government Doctors Association, representing teaching faculty in government medical colleges
- What
- Urged the Director of Medical Education to resolve long-pending demands, including a special allowance for super speciality doctors, an in-service quota, PMCA implementation, a post-mortem allowance, an optional non-practising allowance for 2023 recruits, and earned leave encashment
- Where
- Hyderabad, Telangana
- When
- Not specified in the articles
- Why
- To improve services in government hospitals and encourage faculty to serve in peripheral medical colleges, especially as large-scale promotions are underway and recruitment has been completed
Key facts
- Association
- Telangana Teaching Government Doctors Association
- Addressed to
- Director of Medical Education
- Location
- Hyderabad, Telangana
- Key demands
- Special allowance for super speciality doctors, in-service quota for super speciality courses, PMCA implementation, post-mortem allowance, non-practising allowance (2023 recruits), earned leave encashment, transport and academic allowances
- Stated goal
- Improve services in government hospitals and encourage faculty to serve in peripheral medical colleges
- Context
- Large-scale promotions underway and recruitment already completed






