Jan Ausadhi Diwas: Big Announcement Of PM For Ukraine Returned Medical Students
New Delhi, Mar 7: A new discussion has arisen regarding medical students returning from Ukraine due to war with Russia, in which talks are being held about medical colleges in India and it’s huge fees. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has made a big announcement while addressing on ‘Jan Aushadhi Diwas’. In fact, the Modi government has decided that half the seats in private medical colleges will be charged the same fee as the government medical college.
The Prime Minister said that a few days ago, the government has taken this big decision, which will benefit the poor and middle class children. Let us tell you that the Modi government has increased a large number of medical seats, but despite this, people have been going from Kazakhstan to Ukraine due to heavy fees in private medical colleges. Recently, the Indian government has brought back thousands of students from Ukraine who were involved in the war there.
PM Modi said that Jan Aushadhi Kendras give medicine to the body, there are medicines to reduce the anxiety of the mind and there are also centers which provide relief to the people by saving money. He said that after the prescription of the medicine came in hand, the apprehension in the minds of the people that they did not know how much money would be spent in buying the medicine, that worry has subsided. He informed that today more than eight and a half thousand Jan Aushadhi Kendras are open in the country. These centers are now becoming solution centers for common man and not just government stores.
PM Modi said, “Our government has also controlled the price of more than 800 medicines required for the treatment of diseases like cancer, tuberculosis, diabetes, heart disease. The government has also ensured that the cost of stunting and ‘Knee Implant’ is also controlled. Let us inform that after the corona infection disaster, the debate about the health sector has intensified. The government is also already preparing to deal with any next disaster.
