LIVE Watch Now Punjabi News Channel from Pakistan
Breaking
Zee Entertainment escalates legal battle against JioStar over copyright infringementBISE Lahore to Link Student Records with NADRA DataSBP Launches Pasban Remittance Reward Scheme for Big PrizesIsraeli Firm at Center of Rogue AI AttacksiPhone 18 Pro Users Report Unusual Green Patches in PhotosCDA Earns Rs. 546 Million from Parking Fees in IslamabadBYD’s Luxury Sedan Could Pave Way for Solid-State Battery EVsHonor Launches New Phone Camera Accessory for Enhanced ZoomApple set to unveil new HomePod mini, iPad mini and Apple TV 4KWhite House TV Pool Resumes After Media Ban LiftedPFA Seals Two Units, Imposes Rs115,000 Fines for Food Safety ViolationsUniversity of Karachi and Human Rights Council Sign Agreement to Enhance Human Rights EducationGovernor Sindh Honors Pharmacists on World Pharmacists DayKMC Boosts Stipend for Postgraduate DoctorsXiaomi May Cut Battery Capacity for Global Xiaomi 18 Pro and Pro MaxXiaomi Launches Smaller 41mm Watch S5 with 150 Workout ModesApple Limits New Camera Features to Latest iPhone ModelsPunjab Chief Minister Supports Ban on Corporal Punishment in SchoolsPunjab to Introduce Artificial Intelligence from Class 1Couple jailed for life for abusing and murdering vulnerable manZee Entertainment escalates legal battle against JioStar over copyright infringementBISE Lahore to Link Student Records with NADRA DataSBP Launches Pasban Remittance Reward Scheme for Big PrizesIsraeli Firm at Center of Rogue AI AttacksiPhone 18 Pro Users Report Unusual Green Patches in PhotosCDA Earns Rs. 546 Million from Parking Fees in IslamabadBYD’s Luxury Sedan Could Pave Way for Solid-State Battery EVsHonor Launches New Phone Camera Accessory for Enhanced ZoomApple set to unveil new HomePod mini, iPad mini and Apple TV 4KWhite House TV Pool Resumes After Media Ban LiftedPFA Seals Two Units, Imposes Rs115,000 Fines for Food Safety ViolationsUniversity of Karachi and Human Rights Council Sign Agreement to Enhance Human Rights EducationGovernor Sindh Honors Pharmacists on World Pharmacists DayKMC Boosts Stipend for Postgraduate DoctorsXiaomi May Cut Battery Capacity for Global Xiaomi 18 Pro and Pro MaxXiaomi Launches Smaller 41mm Watch S5 with 150 Workout ModesApple Limits New Camera Features to Latest iPhone ModelsPunjab Chief Minister Supports Ban on Corporal Punishment in SchoolsPunjab to Introduce Artificial Intelligence from Class 1Couple jailed for life for abusing and murdering vulnerable man
◕ SundialUpdated 5 days ago
Trending
Pakistan

KMC Boosts Stipend for Postgraduate Doctors

Karachi Metropolitan Corporation has raised the monthly stipend for postgraduate doctors to Rs. 104,390, effective from September 11, 2026.

Add Sun News on Google News
KMC Boosts Stipend for Postgraduate Doctors
Postgraduate doctors at KMC hospitals

Key Takeaways

  • Karachi Metropolitan Corporation (KMC) has increased the monthly stipend for postgraduate doctors.
  • The new stipend is Rs. 104,390 per month.
  • The change follows a Council Resolution and a Finance Department notification.

The Karachi Metropolitan Corporation (KMC) has raised the monthly stipend for postgraduate doctors working at KMC hospitals to Rs. 104,390, effective immediately.

This increase was announced through a Council Resolution No. 241, dated September 11, 2026, and a notification from the Finance Department of the Government of Sindh.

The revised stipend applies to all postgraduate trainees currently employed at KMC hospitals, ensuring their monthly allowance is in line with the current rates.

AdvertisementFollow Sun NewsWatch Live

KMC has directed its relevant departments to implement the new stipend for eligible FCPS and MCPS trainees, ensuring a smooth transition and compliance with the new policy.

The move is aimed at improving the financial well-being of postgraduate doctors, who play a crucial role in providing healthcare services at KMC hospitals.

This adjustment is part of KMC's ongoing efforts to enhance the quality of healthcare services and support the professional development of its medical staff.

The new stipend is expected to provide a significant boost to the financial stability of postgraduate doctors, allowing them to focus more on their medical training and patient care.