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UP Govt Announces ₹1,606 Crore Medical Projects

UP govt to spend ₹1,606 crore on medical infrastructure. 65 projects across the state.

Mumbai Alert · City Desk
Mumbai Alert · City Desk
City Desk · Mumbai Alert News · Fri, 11 September 2026 at 05:33 pm
UP Govt Announces ₹1,606 Crore Medical Projects

The Uttar Pradesh government has announced a major investment in medical infrastructure, with 65 projects worth ₹1,606.83 crore to be implemented across various medical colleges and institutions in the state.

The projects, which include foundation laying and inauguration of new facilities, are part of the government's efforts to strengthen the medical education sector and improve healthcare facilities in the state.

Of the 65 projects, 44 involve foundation laying and are worth around ₹1,400.70 crore, while 21 involve inauguration and are worth around ₹206.13 crore. The projects cover a range of facilities, including hostels, lecture theatres, examination buildings, nursing colleges, trauma centers, and infectious disease hospitals.

One of the largest projects is the Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Institute of Medical Sciences in Lucknow, which will involve constructing a 1010-bed hospital building at a cost of around ₹855.04 crore. Other notable projects include a multi-story patient attendant canteen at Gorakhpur Medical College, a new generator at Kanpur Medical College, and a new infectious disease hospital.

The government has also proposed several projects at Meerut Medical College, including upgrading the existing Level-2 Trauma Center to a 100-bed Level-1 Trauma Center and constructing an MCH Center in the Department of Pediatrics.

In addition to these projects, the government has also proposed constructing lecture theatres, libraries, and other academic facilities at Jhansi Medical College, following an increase in MBBS UG seats.

The investment in medical infrastructure is part of the government's strategy to develop academic and residential facilities in line with the expansion of medical seats.

The projects are expected to improve the quality of medical education and healthcare facilities in the state, and will provide better facilities for patients, medical students, and doctors.

The government's focus on developing medical infrastructure is a significant step towards improving the healthcare sector in Uttar Pradesh.

With these projects, the state is set to see a major expansion of its medical infrastructure, which will have a positive impact on the healthcare sector and the economy as a whole.

The implementation of these projects will also generate employment opportunities and stimulate economic growth in the state.

Overall, the Uttar Pradesh government's announcement of ₹1,606 crore medical projects is a significant development that will have far-reaching benefits for the state's healthcare sector and economy.

Frequently asked questions

What is the total cost of the medical projects announced by the UP government?

The total cost of the medical projects is ₹1,606.83 crore.

How many projects are being implemented across the state?

65 projects are being implemented across various medical colleges and institutions in the state.

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