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Doctors to wait for 2 months before launching agitation

Aizawl, Sep 3 (UNI) The Mizoram Government Doctors' Association(MGDA) has agreed to wait for two more months for the Cabinet to solve their pay anomalies.

An MGDA press release issued here today said, ''Considering the the inconveniences caused to the public, we have decided to wait for two months as per the Cabinet's assurance to solve our pay anomalies. ''If the government fails to meet our demands within two months from the day of notification of the new pay scale - August 28, 2007 - we will leave no stone unturned to win our rights.'' The new pay scale, which claimed to have solved the pay anomalies of Group A officers, engineers and doctors, overlooked the doctors' pay anomalies and was therefore unacceptable to them, the MGDA said.

Meanwhile, the doctors were optimistic regarding the Cabinet's promise of ''cadre review'' to solve their problems within two months.

The Cabinet had decided on July 19 that the government would opt for the Central pay structure for its employees.

''We are very optimistic that our pay scale will be restructured within the ambit of the Central health services,'' the MGDA added.

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Congress demands probe into attack on J

Srinagar, Sep 3 (UNI) Jammu and Kashmir Congress has demanded a probe into the militant attack on its president Peerzada Mohammad Sayeed in north Kashmir yesterday. PCC vice-president Bashir Ahmad Magray and six other senior leaders of the party, in a joint statement issued here today, condemned the attack on Peerzada Sayeed, who is also Haj and Auqaf minister, by ''unidentified militants'' at Puthkha, Pattan, in north Kashmir district of Baramulla. The Congress leaders terming the attack an ''act of cowardice'',.....

'Operation stir' by medicos, medical practitioners

Chennai, Sep 3 (UNI) Wearing black badges, medical practitioners and medicos across Tamil Nadu today staged a demonstration in protest against Union Health Ministry's firm directive on one-year rural posting for doctors. A cross-section of medical practitioners at Chennai Government Hospital, Stanley Government Hospital, Kilpauk Medical College and other institutions wore black badges to express their opposition to the compulsory rural posting. They have also planned a token strike on September five and would stage a demonstration on that day......

CMC denies arrest of its student in Hyd blasts case

Vellore, Tamil Nadu, Sep 3 (UNI) The Christian Medical College here today refuted reports in a section of the media that one of its girl students was arrested for her involvement in the August 25 Hyderabad twin bomb blasts. Addressing newspersons here, CMC Director George M Chandy termed ''false'', the reports that a second year student of the college was arrested for the terrorist act. ''We wish to categorically state that we do not have any such student in.....
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