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Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi has announced the establishment of a medical college in Jagatsinghpur, addressing a long-standing demand of the district's residents. The announcement was made during discussions on the budget approval bill in the State Assembly this week.
In addition to the medical college, the government had previously promised the development of an airstrip in Jagatsinghpur, further enhancing infrastructure in the region.
State Industries Minister Samapad Swain expressed his gratitude to Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi and Health Minister for their dedicated efforts toward making this project a reality. He highlighted the significance of the announcement, emphasizing that the residents of Jagatsinghpur had been advocating for a medical college for years.
Boost to Regional Healthcare and Infrastructure
Swain remarked, “The Chief Minister has green-lit the development of a medical college in the Jagatsinghpur district. Coupled with the state’s earlier plans for an airport at the district, this is a major boost to infrastructure in the region for which I am very grateful to the CM.”
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The establishment of the medical college is expected to improve healthcare accessibility, expand medical education opportunities, and strengthen the overall health infrastructure in Jagatsinghpur.
Future Updates and Statewide Development
Further details regarding the project timeline and budget allocation are expected in the coming months. These developments align with the state’s recent progress in infrastructure projects, which are simultaneously advancing in regions such as Rourkela and Jeypore.
