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Assam

Assam CM Sarbananda Sonowal inaugurates academic session of Diphu Medical College

| @indiablooms | Feb 03, 2021, at 01:45 am

Guwahati/IBNS: Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal on Tuesday inaugurated the first academic session of the MBBS course of Diphu Medical College and Hospital at Diphu in Karbi Anglong district and said it would bring about unprecedented changes in the overall health care scenario in the hill districts of the state.

Sonowal said that Diphu Medical College and Hospital is the result of a series of challenges.

“The Medical College and Hospital in Diphu would bring about qualitative changes in rendering accessible, affordable and advanced heath care facilities in the hill districts. The culture of Karbi Hills is very pristine and unique. Not only in culture, the districts are also famous for their language and literature. These districts are very salubrious which grow gingers, chillies, tea etc. in abundance,” Sonowal said.

He also said that the BJP led government in the state after coming to power in 2016 gave unprecedented thrust for the equal development of all districts.

“As a result of this the hill districts have gained never before momentum for the expeditious development of the state. In the past, development was a far cry for the people and as a result lot of grievances were generated among them. However, Prime Minister Narendra Modi with his ‘SabkaSaath, Sabka Vikash and SabkaViswas’ has brought about overall changes in the development narrative in all areas of the country,” Sonowal said.

Chief Minister Sonowal also said that peace has returned to Karbi Anglong district and as a result of which progress has become visible in the districts.

Stating that a Law College will be established in Diphu, Sonowal said that State government has been working to build and promote an academic empowerment narrative in all areas of the state.

Speaking on the occasion, Health and Family Welfare Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said that because of the government interventions health infrastructure in the state has undergone a sea change and the health facilities are being sent to the door step of every household.

He also said that because of setting up new medical colleges, meritorious students from middle and lower middle-class families have been in a position to get a medical education. The minister also conceded that the government set up Diphu Medical College and Hospital amidst several challenges.

However, he said that the new medical college would fulfill the long pending demands of Karbi Anglong district for a state of the art health care delivery system in their district.

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