Hi Friends,

Even as I launch this today ( my 80th Birthday ), I realize that there is yet so much to say and do. There is just no time to look back, no time to wonder,"Will anyone read these pages?"

With regards,
Hemen Parekh
27 June 2013

Now as I approach my 90th birthday ( 27 June 2023 ) , I invite you to visit my Digital Avatar ( www.hemenparekh.ai ) – and continue chatting with me , even when I am no more here physically

Tuesday, 5 August 2025

Buy Me : I am Cheap

 



Context :

126 specialists docs get appointment letters based on lowest salary quote ..  TOI .. 23 July 2025

Extract :

Under the National Health Mission (NHM), Jharkhand, 126 specialist doctors selected through the tender process will be handed their appointment letters on Tuesday.

The doctors were selected based on their lowest salary quotes submitted in the tender, and their postings have been allotted according to the preferences they provided.

Although tenders were issued for 219 positions, only 126 doctors expressed interest in serving under the government. Meanwhile, the tender process has been initiated for 146 more specialist doctor posts and 144 posts for medical officers.

📌 Most Appointments for Pediatricians

Among the 126 specialist doctors appointed through the tender, the highest number — 22 — are pediatricians. This is followed by:

              20 surgeons

·         19 gynecologists

·         17 anesthetists

·         11 general medicine doctors

·         10 orthopedic specialists

·         9 ophthalmologists

·         5 ENT specialists

·         5 psychiatrists

·         4 radiologists, and

·         4 dermatologists

My Take :

 

Dear  Health Minister :

Your NHM – Jharkhand Unit In-Charge must be congratulated for this SWISS-CHALLENGE like Manpower Tendering innovation

 

However , to ensure that all of your  State Units follow identical Manpower Tendering process , I suggest that you release for their strict compliance , the following STANDARDIZED tendering process

 

You will notice that , by introduction of the concept of selection of candidates , not merely on who is “Sasto ( cheap ) , but also who is :

Ø   Sāro

Ø  Namto

Ø  Udhar  , and

Ø  Chickno

-       I have raised the “ Selection Standard Sophistication “ , several notches high !

Let me assure you that this revolutionary Manpower Tendering Procedure will soon get adopted by all Ministries at the Centre and the States

 

With regards,

Hemen Parekh

www.HemenParekh.ai  /  www.IndiaAGI.ai  /  www.My-Teacher.in / 05 Aug 2025

PS :

Let there be no doubt that one of these days , some Startup ( may be even Linkedin ? ) would want to launch a job-portal incorporating this principle of searching for an IDEAL CANDIDATE ( – of course , assuming that such an ideal candidate , is not in search of an IDEAL EMPLOYER ) . Such Startup would find operating U / I , at :

Ø  https://hcpnotes.blogspot.com/2006/06/sasto-saro.html

 

 

 

Government of India

Ministry of Health & Family Welfare


National Health Mission (NHM)


Tender No :  NHM/MANPOWER/XXXX/YYYY

Date :   05 – 08 – 2025

Invitation for Bids  ( IFB )

Selection of Specialist Medical Manpower under NHM using Value-Based Evaluation Criteria


1. Objective

The National Health Mission (NHM), under the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, invites bids from qualified

medical professionals to provide specialist clinical services on a contractual basis.

This tender adopts a multi-parameter value-based evaluation framework, inspired by successful models such

as NHM-Jharkhand’s 2025 initiative.


2. Position Categories

 

Sl. No

Specialization

Tentative Vacancies

1

Pediatrician (MD/DCH)

XX

2

Surgeon (MS)

XX

3

Gynecologist (MD/MS/DGO)

XX

4

Anesthetist (MD/DA)

XX

5

General Medicine (MD)

XX

6

Orthopedic Specialist (MS)

XX

7

Ophthalmologist (MS/DOMS)

XX

8

ENT Specialist

XX

9

Psychiatrist (MD)

XX

10

Radiologist (MD/DMRD)

XX


3. Eligibility Criteria

Bidders will be evaluated using the following five-pronged framework:

Criteria

Description

Weightage

Sasto

Competitive cost quoted for monthly remuneration

25%

Sāro

Clinical competence based on academic scores / percentile (MBBS + PG marks)

25%

Namto

Overall value-for-money based on balance of cost vs capability

20%

Udhar

Willingness to defer part of salary for 3–6 months (if applicable)

15%

Chickno

Commitment clause: willingness to serve full contract term (minimum 2 years)

15%

Note: Candidates scoring highest composite score across all criteria will be offered appointment letters.


4. Application Procedure

·         Eligible candidates may submit bids via the NHM eProcurement portal with :

 

o    Personal and academic details

 

o    Preferred location(s) of posting

 

 

o    Self-declared salary quote

 

o    Willingness to commit to deferment/tenure obligations

 

 

·         Supporting documents must be uploaded in PDF format.


5. Selection Process

1.     All submissions will be scored on the five parameters listed above.

2.     A merit list will be generated using weighted composite scores.

3.     Offer letters will be issued based on availability, location preference, and rank.


6. General Terms

·         Contractual period: 2 years (renewable based on performance and need)

·         Insurance, accommodation, and travel provisions may vary by state

·         This is a non-permanent engagement and governed by NHM norms


7. Timeline

 

Activity

Date

Release of Tender

[DD-MM-YYYY]

Last Date to Apply

[DD-MM-YYYY]

Evaluation & Finalization

[DD-MM-YYYY]

Offer Letter Dispatch

[DD-MM-YYYY]


8. Contact for Queries

The Director – Human Resources


National Health Mission, MoHFW


Email: recruitment@nhm.gov.in | Phone: 011-2300XXXX


Annexure :  Declaration Form ( Self Evaluation Matrix )

( To be filled and signed by applicant )

Criteria

Self Score

Documents Attached

Sasto

                ₹_________

                                  Yes / No

Sāro

                     ____ %

                                  Yes / No

Namnto

                     Yes / No

                                  Yes / No

Udhar

                     Yes / No

                                   Yes / No

Chickno

                      Yes / No

                                   Yes / No

 

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