The Jammu and Kashmir government is moving closer to hiking the stipend for MBBS interns, with final approval expected soon. This development aims to address the long-standing demand of interns for a stipend increase, considering the high cost of living and the demanding nature of their work.

MBBS interns have been advocating for a stipend hike, highlighting the disparity in their compensation compared to other professionals. They have been working diligently, often putting in extra hours and performing duties similar to those of resident doctors. Their efforts are crucial in ensuring the smooth functioning of healthcare services in Jammu and Kashmir.

The government has been engaging with the interns and considering their demands. A hike in stipend would not only be a welcome relief for the interns but also a step towards recognizing the value of their contributions to the healthcare system. It would also serve as a motivation for them to continue providing quality care to patients.

The development comes as a positive sign for the medical community in Jammu and Kashmir, and it is expected that the stipend hike will have a beneficial impact on the morale and motivation of MBBS interns in Jammu and Kashmir. By providing fair compensation, the government can ensure that these young medical professionals are able to focus on their work without financial stress, ultimately leading to better healthcare outcomes for the people of Jammu and Kashmir.