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MBBS interns of BJ Medical College demand stipend at par with other state interns
Ahmedabad: Demanding an increase in stipend, the MBBS interns attached to BJ Medical College recently submitted a letter to the Dean of the institution, adding that they form "a part of the backbone of the covid-19 workforce" in the hospitals and they should be given an increased stipend or an honorarium for their hard work and dedication.BJ Medical College is affiliated to Ahmedabad...
Ahmedabad: Demanding an increase in stipend, the MBBS interns attached to BJ Medical College recently submitted a letter to the Dean of the institution, adding that they form "a part of the backbone of the covid-19 workforce" in the hospitals and they should be given an increased stipend or an honorarium for their hard work and dedication.
BJ Medical College is affiliated to Ahmedabad Civil hospital and the 1200 bedded hospital has been operational in treating covid patients during the pandemic. However, the interns claim that they have not been compensated for their constant services during the pandemic.
Sanchari Chattopadhyay has pursued her M.A in English and Culture Studies from the University of Burdwan, West Bengal. She likes observing cultural specificities and exploring new places.