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Topic · standing beatupdated Fri, 13 Nov, 18:30

Government Tenders

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Other · 13 Nov

పాత టెండర్లు రద్దు చేసి కొత్తవి నిర్వహించాలి

AI summaryAccording to MD Imran, the state secretary of the Medical Contract Workers Union, sanitation, security, and patient care workers in government hospitals should receive a minimum monthly salary of Rs. 26,000. He submitted a memorandum to the superintendent of the Bhuvanagiri district government hospital, demanding the cancellation of old tenders and the immediate conduct of new ones, warning of a statewide indefinite strike if the government does not respond.

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