One Post One Pay- The Right Of Doctors

Published On 2016-01-01 10:24 GMT   |   Update On 2021-08-20 10:01 GMT

"When all are doing the same work, then why should they get different pay?"Labour laws across the world have been propagating Equal Pay for Equal work. While most labor laws have focused on issues such as gender equality, in the indian context, it holds a completely different meaning. Indian doctors seem to be facing a strong discrimination in their earnings based on the state/organisation...

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"When all are doing the same work, then why should they get different pay?"

Labour laws across the world have been propagating Equal Pay for Equal work. While most labor laws have    focused on issues such as gender equality, in the indian context, it holds a completely different meaning. Indian doctors seem to be facing a strong discrimination in their earnings based on the state/organisation in which they work.

Following is the compilation of the pay/stipend that resident doctors receive across different parts of the country.




























































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































STATE COLLEGE FEES STIPEND BOND PENALTY
Delhi     
Maulana Azad M C Delhi1560071k, 73k, 75NilNil
Univ College M C Delhi1560063k, 65k, 67kNilNil
Lady Herding M C Delhi1560049k, 51k, 59kNilNil
V M M C. Safdarjung Hosp.2750063k, 65k, 67kNilNil
P G I M E R. Dr RML Hosp.2750063k, 65k, 67kNilNil
Kasturba Hospital N Delhi1560051k, 56k, 60kNilNil
Hindurao Hospital Delhi1300050k, 55kNilNil
E S I P G I M S R Delhi2400057k, 63k, 70k5 Years7.5 Lacs
Karnatka
Banglore Mc Banglore3702025k, 25k, 25kNilNil
Indra Gandhi Ich Mysore3677030k, 30k, 30k,NilNil
Mysore M C Mysore3650025k, 25k, 25k3 Years25 Lacs
Kasturba I M S Hubli3711025k, 25k, 25kNilNil
Vijaynagar I M S Bellary4068025k, 25k, 25k3 Years25 Lacs
ESIPGIMSR Banglore2400052k, 54k, 56k5 Years7.5 Lacs
Maharashtra
Seth G S M C Mumbai6070038k, 39k, 39k,1 Years50 Lacs
Lokmanya T Mmc Mumbai5420038k, 39k, 39k,1 Years50 Lacs
Topiwala NMC Mumbai5920038k, 39k, 39k,1 Years50 Lacs
Grant M C Mumbai7120040k, 40k, 41k1 Years50 Lacs
B J M C Pune5830038k, 39k, 39k,1 Years50 Lacs
G M C Nagpur7020038k, 39k, 39k,NilNil
G M C Aurangabad6720031k, 31k, 31k,1 Years50 Lacs
Indra Gandhi GMC Nagpur7155038k, 39k, 39k,1 Years50 Lacs
G M C Nanded5820040k, 40k, 41k1 Years50 Lacs
Dr. V M G M C Solapur4840040k, 40k, 41k1 Years50 Lacs
G M C Latur5820040k, 40k, 41k1 Years50 Lacs
G M C Miraj6340040k, 40k, 41k1 Years50 Lacs
S R T R M C Ambajogai4800040k, 40k, 41k1 Years50 Lacs
V N G M G Yavatmal5820038k, 39k, 39k1yr50 lacs
ESIPGIMSR Andheri Mumbai2400055k, 55k, 55k5yrs7.5 lacs
ESIPGIMSR parel Mumbai2400053k, 53k, 53k5yrs7.5 lacs
Uttar PradeshC S J M M U Lucknow6000040k, 42k, 45kNilNil
 Inst Med BHU varanasi1916055k, 56k, 58kNilNil
 G S V M M C Kanpur3000047k, 49k, 50kNilNil
 Moti Lal NMC Allahbad4200050k, 51k, 53kNilNil
 JNMC AMU Aligarh525521k, 21k, 22kNilNil
 Maharani L MC Jhansi4200047k, 48k, 50kNilNil
 L L R M M C Meerut4300047k, 48k, 49kNilNil
 BRDMC Gorakhpur3600047k, 48k, 50kNilNil
 S N M C Agra3000049k, 50k, 56kNilNil
 
 
Rajasthan Sanjay G IMS Lucknow3500055k, 57k, 58kNilNil
 Dr Ram M L Lucknow3700047k, 52k, 57kNilNil
 U P Rural IMS Etawah4200049k, 51k, 52kNilNil
 SMSMC Jaipur187519k, 51k, 52kNilNil
 RNTMC Udaipur717536k, 38k, 39kNilNil
 Dr SNMC Jodhpur402534k, 36k, 37kNilNil
 Sardar Patel MC Bikaner287536k, 38k, 39kNilNil
 Jawahar L NMC Ajmer117536k, 38k, 39kNilNil
 G M C Kota237519k, 20k, 21kNilNil
 
 
Bihar Patna M C Patna030k, 30k, 30kNilNil
 Nalanda M C Ptana160030k, 30k, 30kNilNil
 Darbhanga M C Lehriasarai220230k, 30k, 30kNilNil
 Indira Gandhi I M S Patna5000040k, 40k, 40kNilNil
 Jawahar L NMC Bhagalpur720036k, 36k, 36kNilNil
 A N Magadh M C Gaya600030k, 30k, 30kNilNil
ChandigarhG M C Chandigarh3106439k, 39k, 39kNilNil
 
Haryana B D Sharma I M S Rohtak2115351k, 52k, 54kNilNil
 
ChattisgarhPt. Jawahar L NMC Raipur2000030k, 32k, 35kNilNil
 
 
Goa
 C Panaji Goa Goa M2400025k, 25k, 25k3yrs10 lacs
 
Gujrat
 B J M C Ahmedabad4900028k, 28.7k,29k3yrs10 lacs
 G M C Baroda2800028k, 28.7k,29k3yrs10 lacs
 
 M P Shah M C Jamnagar400028k, 28.7k,29k3yrs10 lacs
 G M C Surat319028k, 28.7k,29k3yrs10 lacs
 Deendatal UMC Rajkot400028k, 28.7k,29k3yrs10 lacs
 
 G M C Bhavnagar2800028k, 28.7k,29k3yrs10 lacs
Punjab
 G M C Amritsar5000021k, 21k, 21k3yrs15 lacs
 G M C Patiala4000037k, 37k, 37k3yrs15 lacs
 Guru G S MC Faridkot4000037k, 37k, 37k3yrs15 lacs
Orissa
 S C B M C Cuttack1345032k, 34k, 35k3yrs10 lacs
 MKCGMC Brahampur720032k, 34k, 35k3yrs10 lacs
 V S S M C Buria810032k, 34k, 35k3yrs10 lacs
 
Uttarakhand
 G M C Haldwani6000034k, 37k, 40k2yrs5 lacs
Himachal Pardesh
 Indira Gandhi MC Simla3900025k, 27k, 305yrs15 lacs
 Dr. Rajendra GMC Tanda3900025k, 27k, 305yrs15 lacs
 
Meghalaya
 NEIGRIHMS, Shilong694556k, 58k, 60kNilNil
Tripura
 Agartala G M C2000020k, 22k, 24kNilNil
 Agartala
Assam
 Guwahati MC Guwahati240022k, 22k, 22k10yrs20 lacs
 Assam MC Dibarughar1765022k, 22k, 22k10yrs20 lacs
 Sichar MC Silchar1700022k, 22k, 22k10yrs20 lacs
Manipur
 R I M S Imphal243052k, 54k, 55kNilNil
KeralaG M C Culicut5100032k, 33k, 34k1yrs25 lacs
 G M C Trivandrum5100032k, 33k, 34k1yrs25 lacs
 G M C Kollayam5100032k, 33k, 34k1yrs25 lacs
 G M C Thrisaur5100032k, 33k, 34k1yrs25 lacs
 T D M C Allappuzha4500032k, 33k, 34k1yrs25 lacs
MGMMC Jamshedpur100031k, 32k, 33kNilNil
Madhya Pardesh
 Mahalma G MC Indore4985030k, 31k, 32k1yrs10 lacs
 Gandhi MC Bhopal3500030k, 31k, 32k1yrs10 lacs
 Netaji SCBMC Jabalpur3657230k, 31k, 32k1yrs10 lacs
 Gaja Raja M C Gwalior3500030k, 31k, 32k1yrs10 lacs
 S S M C Rewa3500030k, 31k, 32k1yrs10 lacs
Tamil Nadu
 Madras M C Chennai2000017k, 18k, 19k2-5yrs20 lacs
 Stanley M C Chennai3000017k, 18k, 19k2-5yrs20 lacs
 Kilpauk M C Chennai2050017k, 18k, 19k2-5yrs20 lacs
 C M C Colmbatore2990017k, 18k, 19k2-5yrs20 lacs
 Madurai M C Madurai2350018k, 19k, 20k2-5yrs20 lacs
T MC Thanjvur2050018k, 19k, 20k2-5yrs20 lacs
 TMC Tirunelveli2050017k, 18k, 19k2-5yrs20 lacs
 G M K M C Salem2050017k, 18k, 19k2-5yrs20 lacs
 GMC TIRUCHIRAPPALLLI2050017k, 18k, 19k2-5yrs20 lacs
 GMC Chengalaptlu3000517k, 18k, 19k2-5yrs20 lacs
 G M C Theni2350016k, 17k, 18k2-5yrs20 lacs
 ESIPGIMSR Chennai2400061k, 61k, 61k5yrs7.5 lacs
West Bengal
 Inst P G M E R Kolkata1200025k, 27k, 29kNilNil
 Medical College kolkata3600025k, 27k, 29kNilNil
 R G Kar M C Kolkata1200025k, 27k, 29kNilNil
 Nilratnam SMC Kolkata1200025K, 27K, 29KNilNil
 Calicutta NMC Kolkata1200025K, 27K, 29KNilNil
 Burdwan MC Burdwan1200025K, 27K, 29K1yr10 lacs
 Bankura smc Bankura1200025K, 27K, 29KNilNil
 Inst child health kolkata1200025k, 27k, 29kNilNil
 ESIPGIMSR Kolkata2400049k, 49k, 49k5yrs7.5 lacs
 North B MC Darjeeling1200026k, 27k, 29kNilNil
 Dr B C Roy PGIPS1200025K, 27K, 35KNilNil


 

 

Taken from MARD document on stipends in various states compiled by MARD


As can be seen, there is a gross discrepancy in the pay scales that are currently being paid across the states. Moreover, there is a gross exploitation ongoing in the names of bonds and penalties in various states.

For Instance :-.
1.Fees ranges from Rs 71000 in maharashtra to 0 in bihar.
2.Stipend ranges from Rs 70000 in delhi to Rs 17000 in Tamil nadu.
4.Penalty for not doing bond service is Rs 10 lakh in Madhya Pradesh and Odisha to Rs 50 lakh in some states.
3.No bond service in some states to 10 years bond in assam


While in normal circumstances, justification may come in the form of  different cost of living that may be existent in different states. However, this justification fails completely in the face of GROSS discrepancy that exists across states in terms of the stipend/salaries that are paid to doctors. Neither can this justification suffice the accusations of exploitations that doctors face across the nation in the form of bonds and penalties.

Healthcare in India, is suffering from a major disease of  sub-classification. The management of the subject of health has been sub-classified as a state subject and entrusted to respective state govenrments, who have different policies. Hospitals under the government are classified on the basis of varied ownerships, that is, central government hospitals, state government hospitals, hospitals falling under autonomous institutions, all of which principally perform the same work, yet have different policies when it comes to pay and remuneration.

Not only this, there is sub-classification of posts of doctors, in terms of permanent, ad-hoc, contract etc, all of which have different policies and different pay. The biggest trauma to resident doctors is that even if you think of the same post, pay becomes different depending on which hospital one is associated with and which state one is currently based at.

The Supreme Court had paid due regard to this ongoing exploitation in the form of discrepancies across states and ordered the formation of Uniform Central Residency Scheme that would govern the functioning of resident doctors in a uniform manner regardless of which organisation they work with and which state they live in.  This was in 1987. Central government following the orders in 1992 had drafted the uniform central residency scheme for doctors. However 24 years now, implementation of the scheme is still pending.

MARD along with resident doctors organisations across the country including FORDA, RDA AIIMS, RDA AMU, RDA BHU, KARD and many more have joined hands together to start a movement against this exploitation and implementation of the Central Residency Scheme this year

Become a part of this movement, by signing the following letter

Letter to the PM from government doctors

 

 

 
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