CM Revanth Reddy inaugurated Medicover Hospitals

Honourable Chief Minister Shri A Revanth Reddy has said that the state government was compiling the health data of 60 lakh people who will get digital health cards soon. Stating that the government was already planning to provide life insurance to 1.30 crore families, the Chief minister said that the government has spent Rs 1800 crore for Aarogyasri and CMRF to provide medical care free of cost to the poorer sections in the state this year.

The health data will be prepared by using 20 years of Aarogyasri scheme, the CM said that the state government was focusing on cancer prevention also and appointed famous Oncologist Dr. Nori Dattatreya as the state Advisor.

Inaugurating Medicover hospitals in Hyderabad today, CM Revanth Reddy expressed concern over increasing the cost of medical care and the common man facing hardships to avail treatment at an affordable price. In view of the shortage of medical care professionals, the Chief minister emphasized that the doctors working in the private hospitals should also render their service in the government hospitals for at least one month every year.” If women are healthy, the family will be healthy”, the CM said that the government was spending Rs 10,000 crores for the construction and infrastructure of Osmania and TIMS hospitals..

The Chief minister highlighted that the medical profession should not be mechanical and it needs to be service oriented. 40 percent of the country’s pharma products are made from Hyderabad. We are proud that 3 of the corona vaccines were produced from the Hyderabad Genome Valley.

CM Revanth Reddy remembered that former CMs Nedurumalli Janardhan Reddy and PV Narasimha Rao laid the foundation for the development of Hyderabad by introducing liberal policies. Former CM N Chandrababu Naidu completed the Hi-Tech City and turned it into an IT hub.

Further, the Chief minister said that the government was making efforts to bring changes in the education system aiming to provide quality education. “ We will introduce nursery to 12th class standard from the next academic year” the CM announced. The Telangana public schools will also be established providing quality breakfast, meals and transport to the students. A decision whether to provide transportation to the students of the government schools free of cost or a 50 percent concessional transport facility will be taken soon.” We are also setting up a Skills University to enhance skills among students. If education is provided, there is no need to provide welfare schemes.