Gujarat government has approved non-practice allowance for doctors of government hospitals and teachers of medical colleges.
7th Pay Commission: Gujarat government has given a big gift for government employees. Gujarat government has fulfilled a huge demand of doctors. This will increase his salary by thousands of rupees a month.
In fact, the Gujarat government approved the non-practice allowance for doctors of government hospitals and teachers of Gujarat Medical Education and Research Society (GMERS) medical colleges under the recommendation of the Seventh Pay Commission. Is.
Deputy CM announced
Deputy CM Nitin Patel, who also holds the state’s health department, has declared it a festive season gift for doctors and medical college teachers. The teachers were pressurizing for this and even went on strike for the demand. It was written on Patel’s Facebook page that Deputy CM Nitin Patel has approved Non-Practice Allowance (NPA) to eligible serving doctors of government hospitals and teachers of GMERS Medical College as per the Seventh Pay Commission. Now after this decision, the salary of the employees will increase every month.
Know what is Non Practice Allowance
According to Dr. Rajnish Patel, President of Gujarat Medical Teachers Association (GMTA), doctors across the country get Non-Practice Allowance (NPA) because they do not do private practice after joining government service. It is given under the 7th Pay Commission. In this pay commission, a provision of special monthly allowance was made for medical teachers and teachers. In this, the NPA has been fixed from Rs 10,000 to Rs 35,000 per month. After this move of the government, according to the 7th Pay Matrix, the salary of doctors will now benefit from Rs 10,000 to Rs 35,000.
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