JP Nadda Visits AIIMS Vijaypur, Highlights Development in Jammu & Kashmir

Union Health Minister Shri Jagat Prakash Nadda recently visited the All India Institute of Medical Science (AIIMS) Vijaypur in Jammu, underscoring the transformative impact of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership on the region. During his visit, Shri Nadda praised the holistic development initiatives spearheaded by PM Modi, highlighting substantial growth across various sectors in Jammu & Kashmir. He emphasized that these efforts are pivotal in propelling the state toward prosperity and advancement.

Strengthening Healthcare Infrastructure

Addressing the faculty and students at AIIMS Jammu, Shri Nadda emphasized the importance of collaborative synergy between different branches of medical sciences. He highlighted the significant role played by both allopathy and Ayurveda in complementing each other to achieve enhanced healthcare outcomes. The Minister commended AIIMS Jammu for its dedication to excellence and innovation in healthcare and education, encouraging continued efforts in research and service.

AIIMS Jammu: A Beacon of Hope and Excellence

AIIMS Jammu, described as a beacon of hope for Jammu & Kashmir and neighboring states like Punjab and Himachal Pradesh, embodies the aspirations of countless individuals. Shri Nadda reaffirmed the government’s commitment to supporting the institution in providing quality healthcare access to millions. He stressed the importance of maintaining an “AIIMS culture” characterized by selflessness, dedication, competency, integrity, innovation, and trust among its faculty and staff.

Modern Facilities and Technological Integration

During his tour of AIIMS Vijaypur, Shri Nadda visited various state-of-the-art facilities, including the Digital Library equipped with e-books, e-journals, and advanced research amenities. He also inspected modern Lecture Theatres featuring Smart Boards, showcasing AIIMS Jammu’s commitment to integrating technological advancements into its educational framework. The Minister expressed satisfaction at these advancements, which he believes will significantly benefit students and faculty alike.