Ayush Intern Doctors May Get Stipend Hike Soon, CM Mohan Yadav Says In Bhopal
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): It seems that the government is planning to fulfil Ayush intern doctors' demand to increase the stipend as Chief Minister Mohan Yadav said that he had held a discussion with Ayush minister Indar Singh Parmar and issued necessary directives, and shortly the medicos will get good news. Yadav announced a state-level programme organised to mark the 11th National Ayurveda Day…
Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh: The Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh, Mohan Yadav, has hinted at a potential increase in the stipend for Ayush intern doctors. During a discussion with the Ayush minister, Indar Singh Parmar, the CM directed that the medicos should receive good news soon. At a ceremony marking the 11th National Ayurveda Day, Yadav emphasized the importance of Ayurveda, highlighting its value during the COVID-19 pandemic alongside yoga and pranayam.
Ayush intern doctors had previously threatened to go on an OPD strike after a 15-day ultimatum. In 2014, the Ayush market was valued at Rs 3 billion, which has now grown to Rs 43 billion. Yadav dedicated 12 Ayush Bhawans constructed at a cost of Rs 4.70 crore. The state's Ayush budget has been increased 16 times since 2003-04 to promote the Ayush medical system.
The Ayush minister also announced that nine Ayush colleges are currently operating, while eight Ayurveda colleges are under construction in the state.
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