Haryana has fixed August 15 for the inauguration of the Government Ayurvedic College and Hospital in Hisar and set deadlines for AYUSH colleges and wellness centres across the state.
Haryana Accelerates Expansion of AYUSH Infrastructure
The Haryana government has accelerated the development of its AYUSH infrastructure by setting strict timelines for several flagship healthcare and medical education projects across the state.
Among the key milestones is the inauguration of the Government Ayurvedic College and Hospital at Mayyar in Hisar, which has been scheduled for August 15. The state government is also expediting work on AYUSH institutions in Nuh, Ambala and Mahendragarh districts to strengthen alternative healthcare services and medical education.
The initiative reflects Haryana’s continued focus on expanding access to Ayurveda, Unani and Homoeopathy under its AYUSH development strategy.
August 15 Inauguration Planned for Hisar Ayurvedic College
The Government Ayurvedic College and Hospital at Mayyar, Hisar, is set to be inaugurated on August 15, marking a significant addition to the state’s healthcare and educational infrastructure.
During a high-level review meeting, officials informed the government that outpatient (OPD) services have already commenced at the institution.
Additional Chief Secretary, Health and AYUSH, Dr. Sumita Misra, directed departments to expedite the installation of fire safety systems, deploy additional manpower and begin inpatient (IPD) services at the earliest so that the hospital becomes fully operational after its inauguration.
Deadlines Fixed for Other AYUSH Institutions
Besides the Hisar project, the government has also fixed completion timelines for several other major AYUSH facilities, including:
- Government Unani College at Akera in Nuh district
- Government Homoeopathic College at Chandpura in Ambala district
- AYUSH Wellness Centre at Narnaul in Mahendragarh district
Officials have been instructed to ensure that all projects adhere to the prescribed schedules to avoid delays.
High-Level Review Meeting Assesses Progress
The timelines were finalised during a high-level review meeting chaired by Additional Chief Secretary Dr. Sumita Misra, who reviewed the progress of key healthcare infrastructure projects across the state.
She directed officials to closely monitor construction and administrative preparations to ensure that the institutions are completed and operational within the stipulated timeframe.
The meeting also focused on improving readiness for patient services, staffing and essential safety infrastructure.
Strengthening AYUSH Healthcare and Medical Education
The expansion of AYUSH institutions is expected to improve access to traditional systems of medicine while enhancing medical education opportunities in Haryana.
Once operational, the new colleges and wellness centres will provide education, clinical services and research facilities in Ayurveda, Unani and Homoeopathy.
The government believes these projects will strengthen the state’s healthcare network by integrating traditional medicine with public health services and expanding healthcare access in both urban and rural areas.
Key Takeaways
- Haryana has scheduled the inauguration of the Government Ayurvedic College and Hospital at Mayyar, Hisar, for August 15.
- OPD services have already started at the institution.
- Timelines have also been fixed for the Government Unani College in Nuh, Government Homoeopathic College in Ambala and the AYUSH Wellness Centre in Narnaul.
- Officials have been directed to complete fire safety installations, deploy staff and begin IPD services.
- The projects aim to strengthen AYUSH healthcare and medical education across Haryana.
FAQs
When will the Government Ayurvedic College and Hospital at Hisar be inaugurated?
The institution at Mayyar in Hisar is scheduled to be inaugurated on August 15.
Which other AYUSH projects are being fast-tracked?
The Government Unani College in Akera (Nuh), Government Homoeopathic College in Chandpura (Ambala) and the AYUSH Wellness Centre in Narnaul are also being expedited.
Who reviewed the progress of these projects?
The review meeting was chaired by Additional Chief Secretary, Health and AYUSH, Dr. Sumita Misra.
What services have already started at the Hisar Ayurvedic College?
Outpatient Department (OPD) services have already commenced, while inpatient services are expected to begin before the institution becomes fully operational.
