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KCR lays stone for IIPH
Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao stressed upon the imperative need for giving management training to doctors and para-medical staff working in government hospitals. Stating this at the foundation laying stone for the southern region campus of Indian Institute of Public Health (IIPH) at Rajendranagar on Tuesday, he hoped the institute would get university status.
Telangana will soon become best health state
Hyderabad: Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao stressed upon the imperative need for giving management training to doctors and para-medical staff working in government hospitals. Stating this at the foundation laying stone for the southern region campus of Indian Institute of Public Health (IIPH) at Rajendranagar on Tuesday, he hoped the institute would get university status.
The IIPH, he said would help in imparting the required management training to the government doctors and para medical staff. Expressing his happiness over the establishment of IIPH, KCR assured all assistance and support to its development. On an appeal made for a grant of Rs 60 crore for the development of the institute, he assured that the state government would definitely render all possible assistance and immediately sanctioned an amount of Rs10 crores.
Explaining about the various activities taken up by his government for the development of the state and welfare of the people, the Chief Minister quipped that unfortunately those with conservative ideas and fixed notions were not appreciative of the government programmes. Thus, it was important for intellectuals to try and change the mind set of such people, he observed and added that Telangana would soon become the best health state in the country.
Infosys founder, Narayana Murthy, said he was happy to be a part of this auspicious beginning for the upcoming permanent campus of IIPH, Hyderabad. Minister Mahender Reddy and Lakshma Reddy, MPs K.Kesava Rao and Visveshwar Reddy and others were present on the occasion.
