Archive · 1 Jul 2025
HP to Invest 1730 Crore to Modernize Medical Colleges
The government in Himachal Pradesh is spending a lot of money, 1730 crore rupees, to upgrade all the medical colleges.
This money will be used to buy new technology and equipment, aiming to make healthcare better.
They want to improve the medical college in Tanda, adding new departments and equipment.
They'll also hire more nurses and technicians.
The goal is to give people better healthcare inside the state, so they don't have to go elsewhere for treatment.
The government is also focused on improving medical education and training.
Himachal Pradesh government will invest Rs 1,730 crore to equip medical colleges with modern technology.
The investment aims to bring revolutionary changes to the state's health sector.
The government plans to transform Dr. Rajendra Prasad Government Medical College in Tanda.
New departments will be opened, and high-end medical equipment will be installed.
Posts for paramedical staff, nurses, and technicians will be filled to ensure smooth functioning.
- Who
- Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu and the state government.
- What
- The Himachal Pradesh government will invest Rs 1,730 crore to modernize medical colleges.
- When
- Announced on Tuesday, July 1.
- Where
- Himachal Pradesh, specifically at medical colleges including Tanda.
- Why
- To bring revolutionary changes to the health sector and improve healthcare facilities within the state.
- Investment Amount
- Rs 1,730 crore
- Objective
- Equip medical colleges with modern technology
- Target Institution
- Dr. Rajendra Prasad Government Medical College, Tanda
- Action
- Opening new departments and installing high-end equipment
- Personnel
- Filling posts for paramedical staff, nurses, and technicians