New Delhi: 11 newly established Government Medical Colleges in Tamil Nadu from Delhi Prime Minister Modi Tomorrow Through video display Tomorrow Keeps it open.
11 newly constructed Government Medical Colleges in Tamil Nadu at an estimated cost of Rs. 4,000 crore Prime Minister It has already been said that Modi will inaugurate the festival in Virudhunagar on the 12th (tomorrow). However, the Prime Minister’s visit to Tamil Nadu has been canceled due to the spread of the corona. New medical colleges through video display from Delhi Prime Minister Keeps it open. Prime Minister The office said in a statement:
In Tamil Nadu, new medical colleges have been set up in Virudhunagar, Namakkal, Nilgiris, Tiruppur, Tiruvallur, Nagapattinam, Dindigul, Kallakurichi, Ariyalur, Ramanathapuram and Krishnagiri districts. In districts where there is no government or private medical college Medical Colleges These will be implemented as an established effort. The new 11 medical colleges have a total of 1,450 seats.
11 new Government Medical Colleges established in Tamil Nadu and the new campus of the Central Institute of Classical Tamil Studies in Chennai will be screened on the 12th (tomorrow) at 4 pm. Prime Minister Modi is about to open up. New at an estimated cost of Rs 4,000 crore Medical Colleges Are installed. Of this, about Rs 2,145 crore has been provided by the Central Government and the rest by the Government of Tamil Nadu.
Thus stated in the statement.
New building of the Institute of Classical Tamil Studies
And the new building of the Central Institute of Classical Tamil Studies, constructed at a cost of Rs. 24.65 crore in Chennai Perumbakkam Prime Minister Through Modi video Tomorrow Director of the company Ira Chandrasekaran said that it will be opened. The Central Institute of Classical Tamil Studies is under the direct control of the Central Government with the aim of taking the excellence of Tamil classicism to the world. As the company does not have its own building, it has been operating at the Road Transport Corporation premises in Chennai since May 2012.
Accordingly, 17 acres of land in Chennai Perumbakkam was allotted on behalf of the Government of Tamil Nadu for the construction of a permanent building for the Classical Institute. Of this, the central government has allocated Rs 24 crore 65 lakh 47 thousand in 2017 for the construction of a 3-storey building. At this point the work on the building is fully completed. It has a library with about 50,000 Tamil books, e-library, seminar halls, multimedia arena and many other facilities including parks.
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