In a major push to healthcare, the Maharashtra government has approved a Rs 3,708 crore project to strengthen medical education, nursing, and health services across the state, with support from Japan International Cooperation Agency. The decision was taken at a cabinet meeting in Mumbai on April 13
The project aims to ensure the availability of well-trained medical professionals across Maharashtra. Representation pic/iStock
In a boost to healthcare in Maharashtra, the state government has approved a Rs 3708 crore project to strengthen medical education, nursing, and overall health services.
The funding will be supported by the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) and aims to improve infrastructure, ensure the availability of well-trained medical professionals, and provide access to quality healthcare across the state. The decision was taken at the state cabinet meeting held at Mantralaya in Mumbai on Monday, April 13.
Skill University in Mumbai
In another key decision, the Maharashtra Cabinet, chaired by Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, approved a proposal allowing the Indian Education Society (IES) to set up an IES Skill Tech University in Mumbai.
April 13
Day when the approval was granted at the state cabinet meeting
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