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Salary hike in medical colleges to cost 
912 Million
Wednesday, 30 December 2009, 18:31 Hrs
New Delhi: The central government has decided to hike the salary of doctors at all autonomous medical colleges, a decision that will cost the exchequer 
912 million every year.
"The revised pay scales will be effective from 1.1.2006 and other allowances from 1.09.2008 and pay of existing incumbents will be fixed as per the formula given in the (Central Civil Services) CCS (Revised Pay) Rules, 2008," the health ministry said Wednesday.
A ministry official said the decision which has been approved by the cabinet will benefit 2,420 faculty members. "The financial implication for the budget is91.20 crore annually," he added.
The health ministry said the regional Institute of Medical Sciences in Imphal, Manipur and LGB Regional Institute of Mental Health in Tezpur, Assam have been taken over by the ministry in 2007 from the North Eastern Council and are currently affiliated to local universities.
"Faculty members of these two institutions will be given University Grants Commission (UGC) pay scales," the official added.
Source: IANS
912 million every year."The revised pay scales will be effective from 1.1.2006 and other allowances from 1.09.2008 and pay of existing incumbents will be fixed as per the formula given in the (Central Civil Services) CCS (Revised Pay) Rules, 2008," the health ministry said Wednesday.
A ministry official said the decision which has been approved by the cabinet will benefit 2,420 faculty members. "The financial implication for the budget is
91.20 crore annually," he added.The health ministry said the regional Institute of Medical Sciences in Imphal, Manipur and LGB Regional Institute of Mental Health in Tezpur, Assam have been taken over by the ministry in 2007 from the North Eastern Council and are currently affiliated to local universities.
"Faculty members of these two institutions will be given University Grants Commission (UGC) pay scales," the official added.
Source: IANS
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Reader's comments (4)
1: This decision is idoitic and misuse of
executive powers. 'Brain? drain' will not be
stopped. (As if doctors only have brains, and
the rest live on battery run gadgets). A
miniscule percentage of this befooled
nation's population is garnering almost 100%
of the national resources. Starting from the
govt. peon to the IAS officers are living in
kingly luxury. This started within a few
years of the departure of the British. Since
I come from a family having senior
bureaucrats and doctors and engineers, I can
say with fully certainity that all the govt.
paid persons are simply looting the nation.
As to the doctors, beign different and above
the rest is also a idiotic concept. They also
need to be bridled and brought back to their
senses. In terms of intelluct, they do not
come to much. The knowledge is confined to
what is written in medical textbooks, and as
a person who has done content deveolpment for
such book, I can assure that the themes
inside are not of devine standards, but only
things that anyone with good English
standards can understand. Many doctors cant
even speak English properly, let alone
understand things outside their textbooks.
As to UK and other nations taking them, the fact is that even Indian carpenters will be equally good over there.
As to UK and other nations taking them, the fact is that even Indian carpenters will be equally good over there.
Posted by: Ved from Victoria Institutions - 31 Dec, 2009
2: It is a welcomed move from Govt as doctors
who are indulged in private practise will
definately stop their PP and pay more
attention to their work in Govt. medical
colleges and hospitals in the benefit of poor
patients.
Posted by: Ramendra Jauhari - 31 Dec, 2009
3: Govt is spending so much, but some doctors
still got attracted towards UK and States by
the name of higher studies. The irony is
that, they do not come back again to
India('Brain Drain'). Can govt control their
smooth movement to foreign by restricting
them to work in India for at least 3-4 years.
Posted by: Sharad - 30 Dec, 2009
4: thats great. hopefully tis will curb many
from going abroad to work
Posted by: sagarika - 30 Dec, 2009
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