Haryana forms panel for early opening of Kalpana Chawla University

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The Haryana Government has constituted three committees for early operationalisation and monitoring of various works relating to the Kalpana Chawla University of Health Sciences to be established at village Kutail in district Karnal.

A spokesman of the Medical Education and Research Department on Saturday said that the committees included Concept Plan Approval Committee, Committee for Evaluation of Detailed Project Report and Monitoring Committee.

He said that the Concept Plan Approval Committee would be headed by Additional Chief Secretary, Medical Education and Research. The functions of the committee would be to approve the concept plan so that necessary provisions as per norms of Medical Council of India are included in the concept plan and also the architectural designs and layout of the project.

Similarly, the Committee for Evaluation of Detailed Project Report would be headed by Director, Medical Education and Research Department. This committee would ensure that necessary provisions in terms of infrastructure, machinery and equipment and other related service are carried out as per the Detailed Project Report and Medical Council of India norms.

It will also ensure that the detailed project report included all components as provided in the request for proposal and is exhaustive and covers all aspects of the project as far as possible. The committee would also carry out evaluation of physical and financial proposals in the Detailed Project Report and suggest phasing, if any, said the spokesman.

He said that the Monitoring Committee would be headed by Director, Kalpana Chawla Government Medical College, Karnal. The committee would be responsible for monitoring day-to-day physical progress of the project, design, construction procurement and installation of services as per Detailed Project report. The committee would also coordinate with Executing Agency and send fortnightly reports on various aspects of the project execution.

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