UP Govt Hospitals to have signboards in Urdu too: CM Yogi Adityanath
The CMOS has been advised through the government order to direct that all the government hospitals, district hospitals, primary health centres, community health centres, and other establishments of the health department must carry the information in Urdu also on signboards, nameplates, and other signages.;
Lucknow: Complying with the government order to have Urdu language in all health sectors in the state, the Yogi Adityanath-led government has announced that all the government hospitals in Uttar Pradesh will have signboards and nameplates written in Urdu besides in Hindi as well.
The government directive in this regard followed a complaint by Unnao resident Mohammed Harun, who maintained that many government departments were skipping Urdu on signage despite it being the state's second official language.
All the Chief Medical Officers (CMOs) of the state have been directed to ensure that nameplates, signboards, and other information on display in the hospitals must also be written in Urdu along with Hindi.
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The CMOS has been advised through the government order to direct that all the government hospitals, district hospitals, primary health centres, community health centres, and other establishments of the health department must carry the information in Urdu also on signboards, nameplates, and other signages.
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