Junior doctors in Bengal continue their indefinite hunger strike after a meeting with the state government failed to resolve the situation. The strike, in protest of the alleged rape-murder of a colleague,

The ‘fast-unto-death’ by junior doctors in West Bengal to press for their demands in the wake of the RG Kar hospital incident entered the 10th day on Monday, even as the health condition of two more medics deteriorated,

The crucial meeting between representatives of 12 doctors' associations in West Bengal and Chief Secretary Manoj Pant at Swasthya Bhavan here on Monday concluded without any resolution as the state government was reluctant to set a timeline to resolve the deadlock,

Junior doctors in West Bengal continue their hunger strike into the 10th day, demanding justice for a rape victim and improved workplace security, while the government prioritizes festivities. Health discussions are underway,

Doctors' representatives expressed concern over the absence of Health Secretary NS Nigam, urging Pant to visit the junior medics who are currently on a hunger strike and speak with them directly.

Protesting doctors in New Delhi met with Bengal chief secretary Manoj Pant, expressing dissatisfaction as their 'fast-onto-death' strike entered its 10th day. Pant assured that the state government was addressing seven out of ten demands,