MP Govt Rules Out PPP Model for State Medical Colleges Amid Damoh Row
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The Madhya Pradesh government has reversed its decision to hand over government medical colleges to private hands. This decision was made after protests from students, doctors, and the general public. The government clarified that no government medical colleges will be handed over to private companies. Aaj Tak's news and reporting played a key role in this change.
Madhya Pradesh's nine government medical colleges will no longer be transferred to private hands. Following a report in Navbharat, the government withdrew the PPP model proposal. The Health Department clarified that the government will continue to operate and maintain all government medical colleges, including those in Neemuch, Sheopur, and Singrauli.
MP govt rules out PPP model for state medical colleges amid Damoh row
Bhopal, Sep 24 (IANS) Madhya Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Rajendra Shukla on Thursday ruled out handing over state-funded medical colleges to private entities under the Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model, amid […]
Voices of protest have intensified against the proposal to run Neemuch Medical College on a Public Private Partnership (PPP) mode. On Thursday, doctors and faculty from the medical college met with the collector and submitted a memorandum. The doctors have clearly demanded that the college and its associated hospital remain government-owned rather than being handed over to private hands. Dr. Shikha Sen and Dr.
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