Lucknow: Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to launch an ambitious health infrastructure scheme, Pradhan Mantri Atmanirbhar Swastth Bharat Yojana (Pasmy), worth RS 64,180 Crore from his parliamentary constituency Varanasi on October 25.
He will also inaugurate nine medical colleges from Siddharthnagar and 30.
Projects worth RS 5,000 Crore on the same day.
Anandiben Governor Patel, Chair of the Yogi Adityanath Minister and the Senior Minister will also be present on that occasion.
This will be a second PM visit for less than a week.
He has visited Kushinagar on October 20 to inaugurate the international airport.
PM visits rose to achieve significance considering the selection of assembly because of the beginning of next year.
He was also scheduled to inaugurate medical colleges in Ghazipur on November 9 provided in the Union budget, the scheme received a nod from the central cabinet on September 21.
Under Pasmy, infrastructure work, supervision and research, among other things done in urban and rural areas.
The budget expenditure of Rs 64,180 Crore will be spent for five years.
This scheme approached the ayushman bharat yojana heel which requires the cover until the RS 5 Lakh for a weaker part of society economically.
Officials say direction instructions have been issued for the participation of health professionals and staff from the Center for Health and Health Functional at the Level of Panchayat, PhC and CHCS blocks, sub-division and district hospitals at the block and district level, and medical colleges in Varanasi, to connect actually .
A spokesman for the state government said the purpose of Pasmy was to fill the critical gap in health, supervision and research infrastructure.
This will be very helpful for urban areas and rural areas so that the community becomes a Selfreliant in managing the Pandemic / Health crisis.
The steps below PASMY for the health sector focus on developing the capacity of health and institutions at all levels – primary, medium and tertiary treatments.
This scheme will help prepare a health system in responding effectively to the current and future pandemic / health crisis, officials said.
This scheme imagines infusion of funds to develop the infrastructure needed to strengthen the state health system and meet future pandemic needs.