Andhra fixes junior doctors’ stipend hike at 3.5% from 2027

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The Health, Medical and Family Welfare Department of Andhra Pradesh issued a government order fixing annual stipend increases for medical students.
The order mandates a 3.5% annual hike effective from January 1, 2027, for all medical trainees.
Current year increases for 2026 were set at 10% for interns and 5% for postgraduate and specialty students.
The Andhra Pradesh Junior Doctors’ Association rejected the order, stating the decision was made unilaterally.

Future negotiations between the Andhra Pradesh government and the APJUDA
Potential resumption of protests by the Andhra Pradesh Junior Doctors' Association

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“The association said it did not accept the revision and that the decision had been taken unilaterally, without an agreement or the association’s acceptance of the final percentage and terms.”
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…and DNB students for the current year, and a uniform annual hike of 3.5% for all these groups from next year. The APJUDA said in a statement that it was disappointed and asked the government to reconsider the order. The association said it did not accept the revision and that the decision had been taken unilaterally, without an agreement or the association’s acceptance of the final percentage and terms. Published - September 22, 2026 03:45 pm IST…

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