Medical colleges will be built in every district of UP by 2023: Yogi Adityanath
The Yogi Government’s special focus, for this year, will be on the health sector, law and order, tourism, education, and infrastructure development.
UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said in an official statement, medical colleges will be set up in each district of Uttar Pradesh. Besides this, he said that this step would be taken to strengthen the health infrastructure of the state. According to an official statement, the Adityanath government will start 4,600 health ATMs in all wellness centers and medical colleges in every district.
According to the statement, the process of appointing expert personnel to assist the people at all health ATMs has also been expedited.
With its commencement, the patient will be able to get the facility of 60 tests. Tele-consultation facility will also be available at the health centres. Also, all PHCs and CHCs in the state will be linked to SGPGI and people will not have to visit medical colleges for minor problems. At the same time, the facility of medical college will also start in almost all the districts of the state this year. Work is going on in this direction on a war footing.
The Yogi Government’s special focus, for this year, will be on the health sector, law and order, tourism, education, and infrastructure development.
The Government wants to ensure that the people of the state get better health facilities as well as technology-based education.
The government will give emphasis on making the state’s education system smarter with the help of the latest technologies in the new year.
“Children will be given education through smart classes at the basic, junior and secondary levels, while two tablets will be given to each school. In addition, from the new year onwards attendance will be recorded by reading children’s faces. it further said adding that 77 textbooks will be available on QR code while pocket charts of the syllabus will be provided to the teachers.
Efficient assessment tests will be conducted for the children of the state’s primary and upper primary schools through the simple app.
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