Archive · 25 Oct 2025
Nadda: Technology in Healthcare Must Balance Human Touch
The Health Minister, Mr. Nadda, spoke at a big meeting for doctors.
He said that using new technology, like AI, can help doctors diagnose illnesses better.
However, he also emphasized that doctors must always be caring and kind to patients.
He highlighted that India has improved its medical schools and the number of doctors.
He encouraged new doctors to use technology wisely, be ethical, and always remember to treat patients with compassion.
Health Minister addressed the AIIMS 50th Annual Convocation.
Nadda emphasized leveraging technology for medical diagnosis.
Minister stressed the importance of human touch in patient care.
He noted the growth in medical colleges and seats.
23 AIIMS institutions are now present across India.
- Who
- Health Minister JP Nadda
- What
- Spoke on the role of technology and human touch in healthcare.
- When
- Saturday
- Where
- AIIMS, New Delhi
- Why
- To address the annual convocation and discuss healthcare advancements.
- Event
- AIIMS 50th Annual Convocation
- Minister
- JP Nadda, Health and Family Welfare
- AIIMS Institutions
- 23 across India
- Medical Colleges (past 11 years)
- Increased from 387 to 819
- Undergraduate Seats
- Increased from 51,000 to 129,000
- Postgraduate Seats
- Increased from 31,000 to 78,000
- Expected New Seats (next 5 years)
- Additional 75,000
Sources
No. of medical colleges India increased from 387 to 819 in 11 years: Nadda
Number Of Medical Colleges In India Increased From 387 To 819 In 11 Years: Nadda
Number of medical colleges in India increased from 387 to 819 in 11 years: Nadda
