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Assam | Rs. 25 p. m. | Rs. 150 | Civil Surgeon | Registered Medical practitioners to be appointed. |
Radius of 5 miles. |
Yes, Epidemic duty, if required. |
Financed by Government. | 27 subsidized medical practitioners to be engaged. |
Sind | Rs. 50 p. m. | Rs. 400 | President, District Local Board. | Appointed by the President, D. L. B., in consultation with the Civil Surgeon and subject to the approval of the Director of Health Services and Inspector General of Prisons. |
Yes | Government grant. | 40 rural medical practitioners were to be appointed. This scheme has proved unpopular. |
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Orissa | L. M. Ps. Rs. 35 p.m. (North Orissa). Rs. 500 to Rs. 600 p. a. (in South Orissa). |
Rs. 300 | Director of Health and Inspector General of Prisons, Orissa through C. Ss. and Chairman of District Boards. |
Registered Medical practitioners by selection. |
Area | Yes | Subsidy is paid by Government and medicines and instruments are paid for by Local Boards. |
In addition to eight subsidized rural dis- pensaries, in South Orissa, 4 more such dispensaries have since been sanctioned by Government for North Orissa which will function from the next financial year. In the case of these 4 dispensaries, Government will con- tribute half of the monthly subsidy and the other half plus the cost of medicines (Rs. 300) will be paid by the Local body, concerned. |
Delhi | No scheme for subsidized practitioners exists. | |||||||
North-West Frontier Province |
Rs. 35p. m. plus Rs. 5 p. m. fixed Travel- ling Allowance. |
Rs. 200 | I. G. C. H., N. W. F. P. | By selection | Radius of 5 miles. |
No | Except for 3 places where local effort is made to maintain the subsidized dispensaries, the expenditure in all other cases is wholly defrayed by Government. |
There are 16 subsidized medical prac- titioners at work, 7 of whom have also been appointed Medical Inspectors of Local Schools on payment of a further subsidy of Rs. 10 p. m. each. |
Baluchistan. | No arrangements for rural medical relief exist. | |||||||
Ajmer-Mer wara |
A scheme for medical relief through the agency of subsidized medical practitioners is under consideration. |