Bhopal

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will virtually launch three new medical colleges, three nursing colleges, and primary healthcare centers in Madhya Pradesh on October 29, as announced by Chief Minister Mohan Yadav. Speaking to the media at the BJP headquarters in Bhopal, Yadav highlighted that the medical colleges will be located in Shivani, Neemach, and Mandsaur districts. This initiative reflects the state government’s dedication to enhancing Madhya Pradesh’s healthcare system.

In addition to the medical colleges, PM Modi will also inaugurate three newly established nursing colleges and primary healthcare units during the virtual event. Yadav mentioned that he would be present for the ceremony in Mandsaur, while Madhya Pradesh Governor Mangubhai Patel would attend in Shivani, with other ministers participating in Neemach.

This inauguration will mark the second project PM Modi has launched in Madhya Pradesh in just ten days. On October 20, he virtually opened a new airport in the Rewa district, announcing affordable fares for passengers traveling between Rewa and Bhopal. The Rewa Airport, developed under the Regional Connectivity Scheme (UDAN), aims to provide both domestic passenger and future cargo flights, supporting the region’s growth and connectivity.