Stating that 900 posts of MBBS doctors are vacant in government health sector in the State, Minister for Health and Family Welfare U. T. Khader said here on Sunday that the State government will appoint MBBS graduates to those posts on contract basis. The contract will be valid till regular appointments are made, he said.
Health and Family Welfare Minister U.T. Khader speaking to reporters following his darshan of the presiding deity at the Kudroli Gokarnanatha temple in Kudroli in Mangaluru on Sunday.
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Health and Family Welfare Minister U.T. Khader offering pooja during his visit to Kudroli Gokarnanatha temple in Kudroli in Mangaluru on Sunday.
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H. S. Manjunath
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