J&K CM Omar Abdullah Approves Doubling of MBBS, BDS Interns’ Stipend to Rs 25,000: Report
- The Jammu and Kashmir government issued an order raising monthly stipends for MBBS and BDS interns, including Foreign Medical Graduates, from Rs 12,300 to Rs 25,000.
- The revised stipend will apply from October 1, 2026, under an order from the Health and Medical Education Department.
- Medical interns had launched strikes over stipend levels and sought a formal order confirming the increase before ending their protest.
- The new stipend is below the Rs 30,000 amount requested by interns during their August strike.
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J&K government doubles monthly stipend for MBBS, BDS interns to Rs 25,000 after renewed protests over delayed hike
The Jammu and Kashmir government has increased the monthly stipend for MBBS and BDS interns, including Foreign Medical Graduates (FMGs), from Rs 12,300 to Rs 25,000, effective October 1, 2026. The decision follows renewed protests by interns over delays in fulfilling an earlier assurance. The hike aims to ease financial pressure on medical trainees.
J-K: CM Omar Abdullah Approves Doubling of MBBS, BDS Interns’ Stipend to Rs 25,000
Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Chief Minister's office stated that the monthly stipend hike aims to financially support the region's young health professionals. India News | J-K: CM Omar Abdullah Approves Doubling of MBBS, BDS Interns’ Stipend to Rs 25,000.
J&K hikes MBBS interns' monthly stipend from Rs 12,300 to Rs 25,000
The Jammu and Kashmir government has raised the monthly stipend for medical and dental interns to Rs 25,000. The revision follows protests over low payments and also covers foreign medical graduates.
J&K CM Omar Abdullah approves doubling of MBBS, BDS Interns’ stipend to Rs 25,000: report
Srinagar, Oct 20: In a major development for medical and dental graduates undergoing compulsory internship in Jammu and Kashmir, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has approved the enhancement of their monthly stipend from Rs 12,300 to Rs 25,000, with the Health and Medical Education Department directed to issue the necessary orders immediately.Quoting top government sources, news agency KNS reported that the Chief Minister has cleared the file conc…
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