All India Medical Students' Association

16/09/2026

PMO India📢 STAND TOGETHER FOR OUR RIGHTS | FMG STIPEND PROTEST

Today, we are gathering at DME Jaipur with one genuine and long-standing demand — fair and rightful stipend for Foreign Medical Graduate (FMG) interns in Rajasthan.

This is not just about financial support; it is about recognition, dignity, equality, and the rights of doctors who are serving patients as interns.

We sincerely request every FMG intern and doctor to come forward and stand with us. Your presence matters. When we stand together peacefully and respectfully, our collective voice becomes stronger.

🤝 Let us unite, raise our voice, and fight for our rightful stipend — together.

📍 DME Jaipur
📅 16 September 2026

Rajasthan Foreign Medical Graduates Society (RFS)
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14/09/2026

After Bihar Hikes PG Stipend, AIMSA Urges J&K Govt To End Disparity

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10/09/2026

05/09/2026

₹22,000 for IMG, ZERO for FMG — Is this justice in Rajasthan? ⚕️
Same internship. Same responsibilities. Same commitment. So why the difference in stipend? FMG interns deserve equal treatment, equal respect, and a fair stipend. AIMSA stands for equal rights and equal opportunities for every medical graduate. ✊
One Work. One Standard. One Stipend.

04/09/2026

🚨 RAJASTHAN FMG STIPEND ISSUE — AN APPEAL FOR JUSTICE

To the Hon’ble Health Minister, Government of Rajasthan & concerned authorities:

Foreign Medical Graduates are working in Rajasthan’s government hospitals, serving patients and fulfilling the responsibilities assigned to them.

If the work, duty hours and responsibility are the same, why should the stipend treatment be different?

We respectfully demand:

🔴 Equal stipend for FMG interns
🔴 Timely & regular payment
🔴 Uniform, transparent policy
🔴 Basic allowances & facilities
🔴 A clear grievance-redressal mechanism

We are not asking for privilege.
We are asking for fairness, dignity and equal treatment.

FMGs came to India to serve.
Please don’t let them serve without dignity.

Hon’ble authorities, please hear the voice of Rajasthan’s FMG doctors.

03/09/2026

stands unequivocally with the intern doctors of Jammu & Kashmir in their fight for justice.

Despite bearing immense clinical responsibilities, working exhausting hours, and serving as the backbone of hospital services, intern doctors continue to receive inadequate financial support. This disparity cannot be ignored any longer.

AIMSA strongly urges the Government of Jammu & Kashmir to revise the monthly internship stipend to ₹30,000 without further delay. Fair remuneration is not a concession—it is a matter of justice, dignity, and recognition of the invaluable role played by young doctors.

AIMSA remains committed to standing with every intern demanding fair treatment and equitable compensation.

₹30,000 is not a privilege. It is the minimum that dignity demands.

03/09/2026

extends its full support to the intern doctors of Jammu & Kashmir in their demand for a just and reasonable stipend.

Intern doctors shoulder immense clinical responsibilities, work long and demanding hours, and play a vital role in patient care. Their contribution deserves fair recognition.

We urge the Government of Jammu & Kashmir to increase the monthly internship stipend to ₹30,000. Fair compensation is an investment in the future of healthcare.

21/08/2026

A unique form of protest is unfolding at Gautam Nagar in Delhi, where Foreign Medical Graduates are on a hunger strike to highlight their plight and assert their claims, while students continue to pursue their studies at the site. The demand centres around one-time compensatory marks, citing the numerous challenges and irregularities encountered during the recent examination. As a representative association, we are keen on facilitating meaningful discussions that benefit the government, healthcare system, and students alike. We earnestly solicit an urgent meeting with Hon'ble Shri J. P. Nadda Ji and the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare.

18/08/2026

respectfully requests and strongly urges to consider appropriate compensation marks for the recently conducted Foreign Medical Graduate Examination (FMGE), keeping in mind the concerns raised regarding the examination and the difficulties faced by the affected candidates.

A fair decision on compensation marks would help maintain the faith of thousands of FMGs in the examination system, uphold transparency and fairness, and protect the academic and professional careers of future doctors of Bharat.

We are confident that the other concerns raised by the Association will also be addressed appropriately through the due process.

However, at this crucial juncture, we sincerely request NBEMS to provide appropriate compensation marks to the affected students and ensure a fair, transparent and positive resolution.

We also wish Hon’ble Shri J. P. Nadda Ji a speedy recovery and good health. We sincerely hope for his kind intervention in the concerns raised by the Association before NBEMS and a positive resolution in the interest of thousands of FMGs.

We remain hopeful for a positive decision within the given time frame, in the interest of thousands of Foreign Medical Graduates and the future of healthcare in Bharat.

PMO India J.P.Nadda