Telangana CM KCR to inaugurate nine more medical colleges on September 15
On september 15, the State's chief minister K Chandrashekhar Rao would virtually open nine additional medical institutions. health minister T harish rao gave district Collectors instructions to check the availability of basic amenities and make all necessary arrangements in the nine medical institutions after sharing these facts during a video conference with them on Monday.
The minister also gave the go-ahead for the establishment and start-up of operations for the newly approved 24 urban and 40 rural health institutions. Similarly, he remarked that activities at Basti Dawakhanas, which had yet to begin, should also get going. The Finance minister also requested that the authorities speed up the distribution of allotment letters and the process of identifying Gruha lakshmi scheme recipients. He continued by saying that applicants who got demand notifications for regularisation under GO 59 should likewise be forced to make the payment as soon as possible.
The minister also gave the go-ahead for the establishment and start-up of operations for the newly approved 24 urban and 40 rural health institutions. Similarly, he remarked that activities at Basti Dawakhanas, which had yet to begin, should also get going. The Finance minister also requested that the authorities speed up the distribution of allotment letters and the process of identifying Gruha lakshmi scheme recipients. He continued by saying that applicants who got demand notifications for regularisation under GO 59 should likewise be forced to make the payment as soon as possible.
Telangana has announced that 9 new medical colleges would be opened this month, moving the state one step closer to its goal of establishing a government medical college in every district. On september 15, chief minister K. chandrasekhar Rao will virtually formally open these medical schools from Hyderabad. There will be 900 MBBS seats available at each of these colleges and government general hospitals.