Union Health Minister J.P. Nadda lauding the efforts of Chhattisgarh Govt in providing health services in the State informed that soon the All India Institutes for Medical Sciences would have Centre for Integrated Medicines which will integrate the traditional and modern medicine approaches.
Nadda was addressing the convocation function of the Pt Deendayal Memorial Health Sciences and Ayush University held here at Pt Deendayal Auditorium in Science College premises.
He assured that whatever demands of the state would put forth before him for betterment of health facilities, would immediately be approved.
He also informed that the Primary Health Centres (PHCs) across the nation would soon be developed as ‘Wellness Centres”. Persons of age 30 or above would be screened there from the ailments like cancer, diabetes and hypertension, he said.
In his convocation speech, C’garh Guv Balramji Das Tandon said the Chhattisgarh in the undivided State of Madhya Pradesh was classified to be a backward region but now after the new State came into being, it has scaled new heights in all the fields including in the health sector.
CM Raman Singh, addressing the function, said the doctors should take the resolution of social service. Not only a good doctor but they should try to be a good human being,’’ he said.