6 New Medical Colleges to Come up in MP, Govt Allots Rs 1,547 Crore
Bhopal: Medical education in Madhya Pradesh is going to get a major boost as the State Government on Tuesday has given nod for setting up six new medical colleges. In fact, the Government has already allotted an amount of Rs 1547.45 crore for the construction of these medical institutes.
These new medical colleges would come up in Mandla, Singrauli, Sheopur, Rajgarh, Neemuch, and Mandsaur, a public relation department official informed PTI.
The decision to constitute these medical colleges was taken at the state cabinet meeting, which was chaired by the Chief Minister of the State Shivraj Singh Chouhan.
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The cabinet has given administrative approval of Rs 249.63 crore for Mandla, Rs 258.07 crore for Singrauli, Rs 256.83 crore for Sheopur, Rs 256.55 crore for Rajgarh, Rs 255.78 crore for Neemuch, and Rs 270.59 crore for Mandsaur, the official added.
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