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After junior doctors, contract, and paramedical staff: second stir grips Andhra’s health department

The JAC’s plan runs from black badges and lunch-hour protests to a shutdown of online work and a State-wide dharna, ending in a duty boycott with safeguards for emergency services; the.

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