Transforming Healthcare: 75,000 New Medical Seats in the Next Decade

Union Minister Amit Shah announced the Centre's plan to add 75,000 medical seats within the next decade to enhance healthcare. This initiative aligns with PM Modi's holistic strategy, which includes sanitation programs, access to drinking water, and health schemes like Ayushman Bharat to improve overall health infrastructure.

The Centre is set to revolutionize the healthcare sector as Union Minister Amit Shah revealed plans to add 75,000 medical seats nationwide within the next decade. This ambitious initiative aims to significantly enhance healthcare facilities.

Speaking at the inauguration of the trust-run 'Hiramani Arogyadham' hospital in Adalaj, Shah emphasized Prime Minister Narendra Modi's comprehensive approach to health. Initiatives like the Swachhta Abhiyan for cleanliness, provision of safe drinking water, and free healthcare schemes such as Ayushman Bharat form part of this vision.

In addition to upgrading health centers and establishing new medical colleges, the Modi government has launched 37 schemes, benefiting 140 crore citizens. The plan reflects a sustained effort to improve healthcare accessibility and affordability across the nation.

(With inputs from agencies.)