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CM Inaugurates Mother and Child Care Centre

CM Inaugurates Mother and Child Care Centre
CM to inaugurate MCH block at GGH today · thehansindia.com

The Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh, N Chandrababu Naidu, opened a new building for mothers and babies at a big hospital in Guntur.

The building was built with money donated by doctors who studied in Guntur and now live in North America.

They gave Rs 100 crore, and the government also gave Rs 27 crore for things like medical equipment.

Before the opening, the city cleaned the roads and made sure everything looked nice.

Many important people were there for the ceremony.

The Chief Minister said that helping society and reducing differences in wealth is important.

He also talked about how education and self-confidence can help anyone succeed.

Key facts

Location
Government General Hospital, Guntur
Inauguration Date
Friday
Funding Source
Guntur Medical College Alumni of North America (GMCANA)
Funding Amount
Rs 100 crore
Additional Allocation
Rs 27 crore for equipment and infrastructure
Key Participants
CM N Chandrababu Naidu, Minister Y Satya Kumar Yadav, Kandula Durgesh, Union Minister of State Pemmasani Chandrasekhar, District Collector Thameem Ansari, and several MLAs
Preparations
Road repairs, cleaning, removal of encroachments

Timeline

  1. Karimnagar's Ayush hospital greenlit, paving way for regional expansion.

  2. Then, Tenali, Guntur, approved for its own Ayush hospital.

  3. Naidu inaugurates Guntur's new mothers and babies block, a joint government-alumni effort.

Quotes

Nara Chandrababu Naidu

Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh

“Describing education as a true game changer, the Chief Minister cited Dr BR Ambedkar and former President Dr APJ Abdul Kalam as shining examples of how education and timely support can transform lives and shape the future of a nation.”
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“People who settled overseas 40 or 50 years back often tend to lose touch with their roots, but the alumni of Guntur Medical College stood out as an exception by organising themselves as GMCANA and extending large-scale support.”
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