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Govt medical college at Sivaganga started and functioning successfully. Sivaganga (TN): Tamil Nadu Government Medical College at Sivaganga is all ready to function from the coming academic year 2012. Speaking to newsmen after visiting the recently completed college and hospital building, Tamil Nadu Minister Gokula Indira said the college had all the requisite facilities that was built at a cost of RS 97 Crore would start functioning with 100 students. The building includes 200-bed in patient ward, out-patient ward, students's hostel and quarters for professors. The college dean Mohmmed Ismail and collector Rajaram were also presen.

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SIVAGANGA: The State Government has sanctioned Rs.104 crore for the construction of a medical college here for which Chief Minister M. Karunanidhi is scheduled to lay the foundation stone in the second week of this month.

Collector Pankaj Kumar Bansal told The Hindu that Rs.97 crore would be spent for the construction of buildings alone. The remaining Rs.7 crore was meant for miscellaneous expenditure.

A 300-bedded hospital with all required infrastructure and equipment would be established. Mr. Bansal said that other facilities for the college, including administrative buildings, classrooms, hostel buildings, staff quarters and parking lots, would be constructed.

Around 45 acres of land had been identified for the college, which would be located near the stadium.

The land, which was part of the Raja Duraisingam Mannar College, had been transferred from the Education Department to the Health Department.

Mr. Bansal said that 100 students would be admitted initially.

The college would become operational in a year. Higher officials from the Department of Health, Public Works Department and other departments had made several visits to Sivaganga to discuss the plan, proposed facilities, steps needed for receiving recognition from the Medical Council of India and speedy implementation of the construction work.

Mr. Karunanidhi to lay stone for medical college on February 8 45-acre land has been chosen for it in Sivaganga: Minister

Sivaganga: Chief Minister M. Karunanidhi will lay the foundation stone for the Sivaganga medical college on February 8, according to Minister for Health M.R.K. Panneerselvam.

Speaking to reporters here on Monday after visiting the proposed site near the stadium, he said 45-acre land had been chosen for the medical college.

A sum of Rs.105 crore was allotted for construction of buildings and creating all necessary infrastructures for class rooms and administrative buildings. The plan was to complete the construction within a year so as to start the college from next year.

It had to complete all parameters prescribed by the Medical Council of India to start the college. All-out efforts would be made to get all necessary clearances as soon as possible to admit students.

Accompanied by K.R. Periakaruppan, Minister for Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments, and Collector Pankaj Kumar Bansal, Mr. Panneerselvam, later, made a surprise check at the Government Hospital here. He visited several wards and met some of the patients and heard grievances. He also verified the attendance registers of doctors, nurses, pharmacists and technicians.

There were no attendants when the Health Minister visited the CT scan and physiotherapy centres. However, the attendance registers showed that they were on duty. Following this, he directed the Collector and hospital authorities to take departmental action against them. On noting the unclean environment in a ward, he also directed the authorities to take necessary action against two nurses.

SIVAGANGA: Construction of buildings for the Sivaganga Medical College would be completed within 15 months, said the Minister for Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments, K.R. Periakaruppan.

Speaking to reporters here on Monday after presiding over the ‘bhoomi puja’ for the construction, he said that out of the Rs.97 crore allotted for the medical college, tender had been finalised for Rs.75 crore.

The construction would be taken up on 30 acres of land identified for the college.300-bed hospital.

A sum of Rs.30 crore would be spent for the construction of the 300-bed hospital.

Remaining amount would be spent for the construction of an outpatient ward, a sterilization department, laboratory facilities, blood bank, administrative block and hostel buildings. Officials were asked to speed up the process of finalization of tenders for the remaining work.

They were instructed to take necessary steps to complete the project within the stipulated time.

Now the building process is completed 75% and will open the classes in next academic year. This is a very big movement for sivagangai city.