Intern doctors in Gandhinagar protest demanding hike in stipend

Deccan Herald

4 years ago

Intern doctors of various government hospitals staged a protest in Gujarat’s Gandhinagar. They are demanding monthly stipend of Rs 20,000. The protest entered the third day on December 16.

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