Protests in Kolkata after doctor's rape and murder spark civil society movement for justice and accountability.

Kolkata: The protesting junior doctors on Saturday had resumed emergency services at various government hospitals and also at flood affected areas. A team of 30 junior doctors from two different medical colleges visited the flooded areas and not just treatment they were also seen distributing dry foods to the affected people of the area.

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Healthcare workers and civil society protest in West Bengal for justice after doctor's rape and murder, demanding swift investigation and punishment.

Indian authorities in Kolkata have sacked the city's police chief and top health ministry officials after furious protests at the brutal rape and murder of a doctor. The discovery of the 31-year-old doctor's bloodied body at a state-run hospital in the eastern megacity

The Bharatiya Janata Party held a protest in Nag Bazar, Kolkata against the handling of the RG Kar Medical College rape-murder case. They alleged mismanagement by the Police Commissioner and demanded justice for the victim.

Two Durga Puja committees in Kolkata declined the Rs 85,000 state grant as a protest against the alleged rape and murder of a doctor. They accused authorities of negligence and will use community funds for their celebrations.

The decision to partially end the cease work came on Thursday evening marking a major breakthrough in the 41-day impasse

Junior doctors rejoined their duties partially on Saturday morning at various government-run hospitals in West Bengal after a hiatus of 42 days.

Junior doctors in West Bengal have partially returned to work after a 42-day protest following the rape and murder of a female doctor. They are attending to essential and emergency services but avoiding outpatient departments.

This came after junior doctors, on Thursday late evening, announced a partial withdrawal of their strike, which began on August 9.