Kriti meets Nadda, seeks AIIMS-like college in TTADC

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Kriti meets Nadda, seeks AIIMS-like college in TTADC

Agartala: BJP MP Kriti Devi Debbarman called on Union health minister JP Nadda in Delhi on Friday, demanding the establishment of an AIIMS-like medical college and hospital in Tripura Tribal Areas Autonomous District Council.
In a letter, Kriti, sister of TIPRA Motha founder Pradyot Kishore Debbarman, stated the people of TTADC have been facing a critical gap in advanced healthcare services and medical education.The East Tripura MP told Nadda Tripura govt had submitted a proposal for a 100-bed medical college attached to the Dhalai district hospital under a centrally sponsored scheme. The district administration had also identified two locations for the proposed medical college. However, the plan did not materialise.tnn

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