Archive · 23 Sep 2026
Genetic Analysis Centre Planned for Amaravati Quantum Valley
A new centre for studying genes is planned in Amaravati.
It would be located at the proposed Quantum Valley.
Scientists could use it to study rare diseases and cancer.
Health Minister Satya Kumar Yadav announced the plan.
He also opened a genome sequencing centre in Guntur.
The state is screening people for oral, breast, and cervical cancers for free.
Nearly 2.65 crore people have been screened so far.
Four large cancer centres are already operating.
More cancer centres are planned in other cities.
A comprehensive genetic analysis centre is proposed for Quantum Valley in Amaravati.
The facility would investigate genetic causes linked to rare diseases and cancer.
Health Minister Satya Kumar Yadav inaugurated a genome sequencing centre in Guntur.
Nearly 2.65 crore of 4.27 crore targeted people have received cancer screening.
Four comprehensive cancer centres have been established, with more planned in phases.
- Who
- Health Minister Satya Kumar Yadav announced the plan and inaugurated a genome sequencing centre.
- What
- A comprehensive genetic analysis centre is proposed, alongside expanded cancer screening and treatment facilities.
- When
- The genome sequencing centre was inaugurated on Tuesday; the timeline for the proposed genetic centre was not stated.
- Where
- The genetic analysis centre is planned for Quantum Valley in Amaravati, while the inaugurated centre is at a government hospital in Guntur.
- Why
- The proposed facility is intended to identify genetic causes of rare diseases and support genetic research related to cancer and rare diseases.
- Proposed facility
- Comprehensive genetic analysis centre
- Planned location
- Quantum Valley, Amaravati
- Inaugurated facility
- Genome sequencing centre at a government hospital in Guntur
- Cancer screening target
- 4.27 crore people
- People screened
- Nearly 2.65 crore
- New cases detected through screening
- Around 7,500
- First-phase cancer centre investment
- Rs. 311 crore