Indore to get largest Ayush hospital in division in May
To ensure the smooth operation of the hospital, cabinet minister Tulsiram Silawat recently met with AYUSH and higher education minister Inder Singh Parmar. He requested the allocation of approximately Rs 10.26 crore for various essential works, including the construction of ramps, retaining walls, procurement of equipment, development of a herbal garden and fire-fighting system, provision of furniture and a fire tank, and other necessary infrastructure.
"This hospital will be the largest and most well-equipped AYUSH hospital in the Indore division under the AYUSH department," Silawat said, adding that the 50-bed govt AYUSH hospital was built at a cost of approximately Rs 6 crore. "While the civil work is complete, the installation of medical facilities and equipment is the only remaining task, which is expected to be finished soon," he said, adding that a provision was made for 10 air conditioners and an ambulance for the hospital.
"The hospital will offer all modern treatment facilities, including sonography, pathology, CT scan, and X-ray diagnostic services," he said, adding that the hospital will also facilitate childbirth for pregnant women and provide treatments through Panchakarma and Yoga.
In the hospital premises, a new garden has been developed while the beautification of the adjacent drain is underway.
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