College of Physicians and Surgeons buys Rs 21 crore realty, sparks controversy
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Pointing to the CPS’s source of income which is only the fees collected from students and medical institutes, the medical fraternity has reportedly questioned this lavish purchase made by the medical exam body.
Mumbai: The College of Physicians and Surgeons (CPS) has been drawing a lot of negative attention these days due to its Rs 21.5-crore property deal with the organisation recently purchasing the entire 48th floor with six flats of L&T Crescent Bay in Parel to serve the space as a guest house to accommodate visiting faculty members and students.
When Mumbai Mirror asked about purchasing the flats, Dr Girish Maindarkar, president of CPS, said that this is the first such real estate investment they have engaged in since the outfit’s inception in 1912.
Dr Maindarkar stated that the organization has been arranging the stay for visiting faculty at Dadar. The members of CPS board, who are not residents of Mumbai, also arrange their own accommodations when they come for visits.
Mumbai: The College of Physicians and Surgeons (CPS) has been drawing a lot of negative attention these days due to its Rs 21.5-crore property deal with the organisation recently purchasing the entire 48th floor with six flats of L&T Crescent Bay in Parel to serve the space as a guest house to accommodate visiting faculty members and students.
When Mumbai Mirror asked about purchasing the flats, Dr Girish Maindarkar, president of CPS, said that this is the first such real estate investment they have engaged in since the outfit’s inception in 1912.
Dr Maindarkar stated that the organization has been arranging the stay for visiting faculty at Dadar. The members of CPS board, who are not residents of Mumbai, also arrange their own accommodations when they come for visits.
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