1 month ago
IMA JDN MP Seeks ₹30,000 Stipend for MBBS Interns
The Indian Medical Association - Junior Doctors Network (IMA JDN) in Madhya Pradesh is asking the state government to increase the monthly stipend for MBBS interns from ₹14,337 to ₹30,000.
They say the current amount is not enough because the interns work very long hours, sometimes up to 36 hours straight, and the cost of living is going up.
The IMA JDN wants the government to meet with intern representatives to solve this problem quickly.
They have been asking for this change in a peaceful way for a while now.
IMA JDN Madhya Pradesh demands a stipend hike for MBBS interns from ₹14,337 to ₹30,000.
Interns work 24 to 36 hours continuously across various hospital departments.
Current stipend is deemed inadequate due to heavy workload and rising inflation.
IMA JDN MP seeks a high-level meeting to address the issue.
Interns have been presenting their demands in a disciplined and peaceful manner.
- Who
- Indian Medical Association - Junior Doctors Network (IMA JDN) Madhya Pradesh
- What
- Demand for a stipend hike for MBBS interns
- Where
- Madhya Pradesh, India
- When
- Ongoing
- Why
- Current stipend is inadequate given the heavy workload and rising costs
IMA JDN MP
Madhya Pradesh Government
Stipend Increase
IMA JDN MP
The current stipend of ₹14,337 is inadequate and should be increased to ₹30,000 to reflect the heavy workload and rising costs.
Madhya Pradesh Government
No official response from the government yet.
Key facts
- Current Stipend
- ₹14,337 per month
- Proposed Stipend
- ₹30,000 per month
- Current Workload
- 24 to 36 hours continuous duties
- Key Demand
- Stipend hike for MBBS interns
- Organization
- Indian Medical Association - Junior Doctors Network (IMA JDN)
- State
- Madhya Pradesh
- Chief Minister
- Mohan Yadav
- General Secretary of IMA JDN MP
- Dr. Kuldeep Gupta
Sources
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