Master plan for AIIMS redevelopment submitted for approval to Centre: Randeep Guleria
The project will include new 50 new operation theatres and over 3000 patient care beds, including 300 emergency beds in the present Institute of the campus.

The project will include new 50 new operation theatres and over 3000 patient care beds, including 300 emergency beds in the present Institute of the campus.
Official said they have received an approval for the construction of a 150-bed critical care unit in the institute and a Memorandum of Understanding of Rs 98 crore has also been signed for its building construction work.
Seven months on, India began the New Year with the threat of a highly transmissible, though milder, variant Omicron heralding a third Covid-19 wave.
The Centre and the state governments have used the time between the two waves to ramp up health infrastructure and train personnel in operating ventilators and oxygen generation plants. The Centre had put together an administrative machinery to coordinate with states.
With the hospitals becoming better equipped to support minimally invasive techniques, post-operative problems have reduced.
In his virtual address at the 25th meeting of the Group of Ministers (GoM) to discuss the pandemic situation, the minister said that 1.34 percent of Covid caseload was in ICU, 0.39 percent of cases were on ventilators and 3.70 percent Covid patients were on oxygen support.
The central ministries have also been advised that details of such dedicated hospital wards or blocks be provided to the public.
The home isolation programme was devised to take the burden off the hospital infrastructure so that the medical facilities could focus on patients with severe Covid symptoms.
Health minister Vishwajit Rane seems to believe the answer lies in private-public partnerships.