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Medical Body IMA To Hold 24-Hour Hunger Strike To Support Bengal Doctors
The Indian Medical Association (IMA) announced a 24-hour nationwide hunger strike on October 15 to support doctors in West Bengal, seeking justice for the young doctor who was raped and murdered at R.G. Kar Medical College and Hospital in Kolkata.
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Doctors In West Bengal Protest Against National Medical Commission Bill
The Outdoor Patient Departments in most state-run hospitals in West Bengal were affected today after doctors stayed away from providing non-essential services, in response to a call by Indian Medical Association.
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Doctors' Strike: 40,000 Boycott Work In Maharashtra
More than 40,000 doctors in Maharashtra are boycotting work today as part of a strike call given by the Indian Medical Association (IMA) in support of their agitating colleagues in West Bengal, an official said.
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Bengal Doctors End Strike After Meeting With Mamata Banerjee: 10 Points
Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's meeting with protesting doctors on Monday ended with a breakthrough, with the medics calling off their strike. While the doctors said the Chief Minister had "good intentions" and dubbed her a "guardian", Ms Banerjee accepted their demands, suggesting a 10-point plan to ensure security at the hospitals. The me...
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Highlights: Bengal Doctors Call Off Strike After Meeting With Mamata Banerjee
Doctors' Strike Live Updates: The protesting doctors in West Bengal on Monday agreed to withdraw their week-long stir after Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee announced steps to scale up security at hospitals.
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Highlights: Junior Doctors Agree To Meet With Mamata Banerjee Amid Stalement
Medical services in West Bengal remain affected in state-run hospitals and colleges for the sixth day today as junior doctors continue their protest against the assault on their colleagues allegedly by relatives of a patient who died at NRS Medical College and Hospital in Kolkata.
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Highlights: Mamata Banerjee Says Bengal Committed To Resume Normal Medical Services
As the doctors' strike in West Bengal has entered the fifth day today, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has said she accepts all valid demands of the protesting doctors and requested them to return to work. Ms Banerjee, addressing the media this evening, said "State government is committed towards resuming normal medical services at the soonest."
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Highlights: Indian Medical Association Announces Nationwide Strike On June 17 To Protest Against Attack On Kolkata Doctor
Junior doctors in West Bengal are on strike demanding adequate security in hospitals. The strike started following an attack on junior doctors on Monday at NRS medical college hospital.
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Doctor Charged In Molestation Case, Colleagues Seek Change In Law
The arrest of a 70-year-old doctor in Kolkata on allegations of molestation earlier this month has worried medical practitioners in the city, who turned out in large numbers to protest today.
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Medical Body IMA To Hold 24-Hour Hunger Strike To Support Bengal Doctors
The Indian Medical Association (IMA) announced a 24-hour nationwide hunger strike on October 15 to support doctors in West Bengal, seeking justice for the young doctor who was raped and murdered at R.G. Kar Medical College and Hospital in Kolkata.
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Doctors In West Bengal Protest Against National Medical Commission Bill
The Outdoor Patient Departments in most state-run hospitals in West Bengal were affected today after doctors stayed away from providing non-essential services, in response to a call by Indian Medical Association.
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Doctors' Strike: 40,000 Boycott Work In Maharashtra
More than 40,000 doctors in Maharashtra are boycotting work today as part of a strike call given by the Indian Medical Association (IMA) in support of their agitating colleagues in West Bengal, an official said.
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Bengal Doctors End Strike After Meeting With Mamata Banerjee: 10 Points
Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's meeting with protesting doctors on Monday ended with a breakthrough, with the medics calling off their strike. While the doctors said the Chief Minister had "good intentions" and dubbed her a "guardian", Ms Banerjee accepted their demands, suggesting a 10-point plan to ensure security at the hospitals. The me...
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Highlights: Bengal Doctors Call Off Strike After Meeting With Mamata Banerjee
Doctors' Strike Live Updates: The protesting doctors in West Bengal on Monday agreed to withdraw their week-long stir after Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee announced steps to scale up security at hospitals.
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Highlights: Junior Doctors Agree To Meet With Mamata Banerjee Amid Stalement
Medical services in West Bengal remain affected in state-run hospitals and colleges for the sixth day today as junior doctors continue their protest against the assault on their colleagues allegedly by relatives of a patient who died at NRS Medical College and Hospital in Kolkata.
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Highlights: Mamata Banerjee Says Bengal Committed To Resume Normal Medical Services
As the doctors' strike in West Bengal has entered the fifth day today, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has said she accepts all valid demands of the protesting doctors and requested them to return to work. Ms Banerjee, addressing the media this evening, said "State government is committed towards resuming normal medical services at the soonest."
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Highlights: Indian Medical Association Announces Nationwide Strike On June 17 To Protest Against Attack On Kolkata Doctor
Junior doctors in West Bengal are on strike demanding adequate security in hospitals. The strike started following an attack on junior doctors on Monday at NRS medical college hospital.
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Doctor Charged In Molestation Case, Colleagues Seek Change In Law
The arrest of a 70-year-old doctor in Kolkata on allegations of molestation earlier this month has worried medical practitioners in the city, who turned out in large numbers to protest today.
