Nadda's Commitment to Uphold AIIMS Standards: A Healthcare Revolution

Union Health Minister J P Nadda emphasized protecting AIIMS' brand by ensuring high teaching standards. He discussed future developments, including new AIIMS and medical colleges, and highlighted the government's focus on preventive healthcare and the success of nationwide health initiatives like Ayushman Bharat and institutional deliveries.

Union Health Minister J P Nadda pledged to uphold and protect the prestigious standards of AIIMS, announcing major steps to prevent any decline in teaching excellence. Speaking at a forum, Nadda emphasized AIIMS' evolution into a global brand and vowed to maintain its high standards, especially regarding recruitment.

Announcing significant strides in the health sector, he revealed upcoming projects such as AIIMS-Darbhanga and the expansion of medical colleges across India. Recent policy changes, he noted, aim to create a more holistic medical education system, shifting focus to preventive and promotive care.

Highlighting national achievements, Nadda discussed the prevalent Ayushman Bharat scheme, the world's largest health insurance program, and its significant impact on reducing out-of-pocket expenses. Successful health campaigns have improved institutional delivery rates, and increased available medical seats, showcasing the government's commitment to enhanced healthcare access.

(With inputs from agencies.)