CM Yogi Adityanath inaugurates a new hospital in Ghaziabad, saying Uttar Pradesh is reaching new heights in healthcare with rapid growth and innovation.
Uttar Pradesh is reaching new heights in healthcare services, according to Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, who made this announcement on Sunday. This is due to the state’s rapid increase in investment, innovation, and high-quality medical facilities.
Following the opening of a private hospital in Ghaziabad, the chief minister declared that residents of the state would no longer need to travel to Delhi for cutting-edge medical care because Ghaziabad now had top-notch medical facilities.
According to Adityanath, the state’s growing medical infrastructure and increasing investment climate were reflected in the hospital’s construction being finished in three years.
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The chief minister claimed that during the previous 11 years, India had accomplished historic reforms in the health sector under the direction of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. In this regard, Uttar Pradesh has also made impressive strides. 42 new medical schools have been founded in the state thus far, and two AIIMS—in Rae Bareli and Gorakhpur—are running effectively, he continued.
According to Adityanath, the double-engine government’s objectives were to guarantee each person access to high-quality healthcare and to promote healthy competition in the medical field.
On behalf of the state government, the chief minister had earlier greeted President Droupadi Murmu and praised her inspiring leadership. Adityanath also greeted Rajnath Singh, the minister of defense, emphasizing that he always offered straightforward and honest advice on all matters pertaining to Uttar Pradesh’s growth.
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Anupriya Patel, the Union minister of state for health and family welfare, and Brajesh Pathak, the deputy chief minister, were also in attendance.