Rajasthan Deputy CM to Inaugurate Rs 1.25 crore AYUSH Hospital in Sri Ganganagar
Rajasthan Deputy Chief Minister Shri Prem Chand Bairwa will inaugurate the newly constructed Madam Praveen Lata AYUSH Hospital in Padampur during his two-day Sri Ganganagar visit, with authorities reviewing security and event preparations ahead of the programme.
Sri Ganganagar: Rajasthan Deputy Chief Minister Shri Prem Chand Bairwa is scheduled to visit Sri Ganganagar on Thursday for a one-day tour, during which he will inaugurate the newly constructed Madam Praveen Lata AYUSH Hospital at Padampur.
Ahead of the visit, district officials and BJP leaders reviewed security arrangements and preparations for the inaugural programme.
According to reports, the Deputy Chief Minister's visit has prompted a detailed review of administrative and security measures to ensure the smooth conduct of the event. Officials assessed the arrangements in advance of the inauguration ceremony, which is expected to be attended by public representatives and local authorities.
Former Rajasthan minister and BJP State Vice President Shri Surendra Pal Singh TT held discussions with officials, including Station House Officer Suman Jaypal, to review preparations related to the Deputy Chief Minister's programme. During the meeting, officials examined various logistical and administrative aspects associated with the visit, reports Dainik Bhaskar.
Surendra Pal Singh TT stated that the Deputy Chief Minister would be accorded a grand welcome during his visit. He also highlighted that the Madam Praveen Lata AYUSH Hospital has been constructed with financial support from Shri Ashok Sharma at an estimated cost of around Rs 1.25 crore.
The inauguration of the newly built AYUSH healthcare facility is scheduled to take place at 10 a.m. The hospital is expected to expand access to AYUSH services for residents of the surrounding region and add to the local healthcare infrastructure.
Preparations for the event have seen active coordination between BJP workers and the district administration, with both groups engaged in making necessary arrangements for the programme. Authorities reviewed security and other operational measures to facilitate the Deputy Chief Minister's visit and the hospital's inauguration.
