Five new medical colleges to come up in J&K

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J&K: The Central government is planning to set up five new medical colleges in Jammu and Kashmir, the state government said on Tuesday.
In a written reply to a question of NC member Devender Rana in the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, the Minister for Health and Medical Education Chaudhary Lal Singh said that the Government of India has “identified opening of five new Medical Colleges for the State”.
The formalities required under the Medical Council of India guidelines, including submission of Detailed Project Report  and signing of Memorandum of Understanding between state and central government, have been completed. (PTI)

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