Order issued to increase salary of doctors in Chhattisgarh?

The chhattisgarh government has approved the increase in the salary of senior residents to professors of government medical colleges in the state. Officials gave this information on friday (September 13). Officials said that the state government has issued an order to increase the salary of senior resident, assistant professor, associate professor and professor of government medical colleges. This order will be effective for government medical colleges across the state from september 1, 2024.
How much salary increased in non-scheduled college?
In this regard, officials said that as per the order issued by the Medical education Department of chhattisgarh government, the salary of professor posted in medical colleges of non-scheduled areas has been increased from Rs 1 lakh 55 thousand to Rs 1 lakh 90 thousand.
Similarly, the salary of associate professor has been increased from one lakh 35 thousand to one lakh 55 thousand, the salary of assistant professor from 90 thousand to one lakh and the salary of senior resident from 65 thousand rupees to 75 thousand rupees.
How much salary has increased in scheduled colleges?
Officials said that the salary of professor posted in medical colleges of scheduled areas has been increased from one lakh 90 thousand rupees to two lakh 25 thousand rupees. Similarly, the salary of associate professor has been increased from one lakh 55 thousand to one lakh 85 thousand. Apart from this, the salary of assistant professor posted in medical colleges of scheduled areas has been increased from 90 thousand to one lakh 25 thousand rupees and the salary of senior resident and demonstrator (PG) has been increased from 65 thousand rupees to 95 thousand rupees. He said that as per the revised contract pay scale issued for contract doctors of government medical colleges, the salary hike has been done by about 46 per cent in scheduled areas and about 23 per cent in non-scheduled areas.
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Sudha Subbiah

14/09/2024 08:15 PM