Haryana Health Minister, Arti Singh Rao, has reaffirmed the state government's commitment to strengthening healthcare infrastructure in rural areas. She said that the government is continuously working to ensure that modern, accessible, and quality healthcare facilities are available in villages on par with urban areas. The primary objective is to ensure that people living in rural regions do not have to depend on distant cities for basic medical treatment and can avail themselves of quality healthcare services close to their homes.
In line with this commitment, Chief Minister, Sh. Nayab Singh Saini has granted administrative approval for the establishment of a new Sub-Health Centre in Dhirana village of Bhiwani district. The project is estimated to cost approximately Rs. 55.49 lakh, which will be utilized for the construction and development of the centre’s infrastructure.The facility will be equipped with essential medical equipment, medicines, and patient care amenities, providing direct benefits to the residents of Dhirana and nearby villages.
Ms. Arti Singh Rao further said that the establishment of new healthcare centres across the state is being undertaken after carefully assessing public needs and longstanding local demands. The government is evaluating regional healthcare requirements to expand the reach of medical services to underdeveloped areas. She assured that, in the future as well, the government will continue its efforts to further strengthen and modernize the rural healthcare system while keeping public welfare at the forefront.