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Patna Surgeon Has Charged Just Rs 10 Per Consultation for Decades

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Dr. Ejaz Ali, a general surgeon based in Patna, has maintained a consultation fee of just Rs 10 for several decades. The doctor sees over 100 patients every day, drawing people from across Bihar to his clinic. Dr. Ali is known for factoring in patients' financial situations when making treatment decisions. His approach makes quality surgical and medical care accessible to those who might otherwise be unable to afford it.

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