AIIMS submits proposal for Rs 4786 cr for Housing Construction
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To meet the acute housing shortages of AIIMS faculty, the Institute administration has formulated a redevelopment proposal of its campuses in West Ansari Nagar and AyurVigyan Nagar.
The Institute has submitted its proposals to Ministry of Health and Family Welfare with the request that Government may seek consideration of the Expenditure Finance Committee for an expenditure of Rs. 4786 crores to construct 3928 residential apartments in lieu of the 1444 apartments that currently exist on campus. The redevelopment plan formulated by the National Building Construction Corporation, a Maharatna Public Sector Enterprise of Government of India, envisages that moneys for the construction will be raised through monetisation of 10 percent existing campus land.
The Institute has submitted its proposals to Ministry of Health and Family Welfare with the request that Government may seek consideration of the Expenditure Finance Committee for an expenditure of Rs. 4786 crores to construct 3928 residential apartments in lieu of the 1444 apartments that currently exist on campus. The redevelopment plan formulated by the National Building Construction Corporation, a Maharatna Public Sector Enterprise of Government of India, envisages that moneys for the construction will be raised through monetisation of 10 percent existing campus land.
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