MGM Medical College Indore proposes converting KEM School into Museum
Indore: In an effort to preserve its legacy, the Mahatma Gandhi Memorial (MGM) Medical College has proposed converting the historic King Edward Medical (KEM) School building into a museum. This initiative aims to offer both students and doctors a deeper understanding of the institution's rich history and its contributions to medical education.
The proposal valued at Rs 3.21 crore has already been submitted to the government and is set to be reviewed in the college’s executive committee meetings.
KEM Hospital, founded in 1848, holds significant historical importance in Indore. The building, designed in the French Gothic style, is affectionately referred to as 'Hogwarts' by the city's youth. In contrast, MGM Medical College was established nearly a century later, in 1953, continuing the region’s medical education and healthcare legacy.
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