Patna. Darbhanga After AIIMS and DMCH, Darbhanga will also become a major center for Ayurvedic medicine. To make the study and research of Ayurvedic medicine easily accessible, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar laid the foundation stone of the new building of Maharani Rameshwari Indian Institute of Medical Sciences on Monday, 27 November. The Chief Minister has directed to start the construction work of the new building of Maharani Rameshwari Indian Institute of Medical Sciences as soon as possible. He said that when its construction work starts, we will come here again to see it. Once the construction work is completed, people will get a lot of convenience in their treatment.
Laying the foundation stone of the plan to redevelop DMCH
On this occasion, Nitish Kumar laid the foundation stone by cutting the ribbon and unveiling the foundation stone of the educational building of 250 enrollment per year and 2100 bedded hospital under the plan to redevelop Darbhanga Medical College and Hospital, Darbhanga at a cost of Rs 2742.04 crore. The Chief Minister also inaugurated various schemes by cutting the ribbon and unveiling the stone plaque of a 400 bedded surgical block at a cost of Rs 194.08 crore. The Chief Minister also inaugurated ‘Didi’s Kitchen’ in the Surgery Block by cutting the ribbon. After this, the Chief Minister inspected the surgery block and delivery room. During the inspection of the hospital premises, the Chief Minister instructed the officials to ensure that the construction work does not arise even during the rainy season. Improve the drainage system so that there is no problem in drainage of water.
Golden history of Darbhanga Medical College
Speaking on Darbhanga’s contribution to the medical sector, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar said that when we were MPs and whenever we went out, we used to find PMCH and DMCH doctors everywhere. That’s why when there was talk of another AIIMS in Bihar, we chose Darbhanga. He said that Shobhan is a very good place to establish AIIMS in Darbhanga, which we have identified. There is better connectivity for transportation, where people can reach easily. With the construction of AIIMS in Shobhan, Darbhanga city will also expand.
Super specialty hospital is ready
Talking to journalists, the Chief Minister said that we are further expanding Darbhanga Medical College and Hospital. A hospital with 400 beds is already built in it. When a hospital with 2500 beds will be built here, treatment will be better and medical education will also be better. This is also a very important place, hence the number of students studying in this medical college will increase further. Super specialty hospital is also ready.
No hurdles for AIIMS now
He said that we first wanted to convert DMCH into AIIMS. The people of the center had agreed earlier but later due to some reason the bus could not be made. In January, we were shown the site for building Darbhanga AIIMS. Now approval has come from the Center to build AIIMS in Shobhan. The Central Government has been asked to increase the height of Darbhanga AIIMS which was already fixed, we are increasing it further. Four lanes are also being constructed, this will expand the city considerably. After Patna, the second AIIMS in Bihar will be built in Darbhanga for which land has been identified in Shobhan.
here are present
On this occasion, Deputy Chief Minister cum Health Minister Tejashwi Prasad Yadav, Finance, Commercial Tax and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Vijay Kumar Chaudhary, Water Resources cum Information and Public Relations Minister Sanjay Kumar Jha, Building Construction Minister Ashok Chaudhary, Public Health Engineering Minister Lalit Kumar Yadav, MLA Sanjay Saraogi. , MLA Shashibhushan Hazari, MLA Vinay Kumar Chaudhary, former Union Minister Ali Ashraf Fatmi, former Legislative Councilor Dilip Chaudhary, Additional Chief Secretary of Health Department Pratyaya Amrit, Secretary to the Chief Minister Anupam Kumar, Commissioner of Darbhanga Division Manish Kumar, Inspector General of Police of Darbhanga Zone. Vinay Kumar, Darbhanga District Magistrate Rajeev Roshan and other senior officers and doctors, personnel and other dignitaries of Darbhanga Medical College and Hospital were present.