Popular Post Sizzler Posted October 9 Popular Post Report Posted October 9 If Previous Govt has secured permissions to build 17 Medical colleges, why is the current Govt adamant on not completing and instead hand over to Private people? This will be a great benefit for students aspiring to be doctors. People will benefit from the medical services too. Hope alliance realizes the grave they are digging into by doing PPP. It will be shame if they claim they don’t have funds to complete the construction of 10 hospitals while claiming to build a world class capital. Same Govt wants to build a 300 FT statue of NTR but shows empty pockets for Hospitals. 2 3 Quote
Popular Post Android_Halwa Posted October 9 Popular Post Report Posted October 9 The present givt. is all about making wealth for their near and dear. I have been telling from day-1 that it is mever about the medical college but its all about medical hospital and land bank and development rights and this came true. 33 years lease plus first rights to lease extension for another 33 years, plus land development rights plus no regulations on medical hospital. That means, in the name of medical college the private player will be managing a 1000 bedded super speciality hospital built at govt’s expense and make profit. 1 2 Quote
Android_Halwa Posted October 9 Report Posted October 9 Out of the four which were put up on sale, three have been almost finalized. One medical college for Pemmasani One for Land Pooling Narayana One for Bharath Mothukumilli Only that one at Pulivendula which is ready to start operations, no one has come forward yet…and wonder if anyone will. Quote
futureofandhra Posted October 9 Report Posted October 9 27 minutes ago, Sizzler said: If Previous Govt has secured permissions to build 17 Medical colleges, why is the current Govt adamant on not completing and instead hand over to Private people? This will be a great benefit for students aspiring to be doctors. People will benefit from the medical services too. Hope alliance realizes the grave they are digging into by doing PPP. It will be shame if they claim they don’t have funds to complete the construction of 10 hospitals while claiming to build a world class capital. Same Govt wants to build a 300 FT statue of NTR but shows empty pockets for Hospitals. ntr statue ntr trust money jagananna panchadu medical colleges galiki vadilesi veellu panchutunnaru covering ki private 1 Quote
CanadianMalodu Posted October 9 Report Posted October 9 1 hour ago, Sizzler said: If Previous Govt has secured permissions to build 17 Medical colleges, why is the current Govt adamant on not completing and instead hand over to Private people? This will be a great benefit for students aspiring to be doctors. People will benefit from the medical services too. Hope alliance realizes the grave they are digging into by doing PPP. It will be shame if they claim they don’t have funds to complete the construction of 10 hospitals while claiming to build a world class capital. Same Govt wants to build a 300 FT statue of NTR but shows empty pockets for Hospitals. "NEO LIBERALISM" a policy constantly pushed by Anglo Z10N1$T entities like WORLD BANK, IMF and WEF . Baboru did this in the past too. Sell the state owned assets pocket commission in term sod money and lands and sink state exchequer in debt, that's NEVER REPAID. Modi tatah plans doing the same with STEEL PLANT. The last guy to repay these DEBTS was H1TL€R using MEFO bill$, and you know what happened. Quote
Android_Halwa Posted October 9 Report Posted October 9 45 minutes ago, futureofandhra said: ntr statue ntr trust money jagananna panchadu medical colleges galiki vadilesi veellu panchutunnaru covering ki private Lol… So, Privatize cheyasam visionary scheme antav….Just like ISB and Microsoft ? Quote
Bhavarogi Posted October 9 Report Posted October 9 why should govt own and run this medical colleges, given the states`s financial condition PPP is better option. The Private party must be chosen in a transparent way. we indian have a habit of expecting the govt to own and run everything from producing milk to mars mission. The tax base in india is too low. The famous University of California system is public funded but is mostly expected to self sustain by building corpus. Govt should be a regulating not running the institutes unless they`re of high national importance. Ye`all know well gov run systems function, they even find it difficult to get faculty in state run med colleges, they always run with inadequate teaching faculty. 1 Quote
Popular Post kevinUsa Posted October 10 Popular Post Report Posted October 10 44 minutes ago, CanadianMalodu said: "NEO LIBERALISM" a policy constantly pushed by Anglo Z10N1$T entities like WORLD BANK, IMF and WEF . Baboru did this in the past too. Sell the state owned assets pocket commission in term sod money and lands and sink state exchequer in debt, that's NEVER REPAID. Modi tatah plans doing the same with STEEL PLANT. The last guy to repay these DEBTS was H1TL€R using MEFO bill$, and you know what happened. babu is biggest criminal in india in the name of liberalisation he *** selling everything, steel plant is profitable, india lo biggest employer is public sector railways psu banks others anni valla frnds ammi pocket change into their pockets... 3 Quote
CanadianMalodu Posted October 10 Report Posted October 10 28 minutes ago, Bhavarogi said: why should govt own and run this medical colleges, given the states`s financial condition PPP is better option. The Private party must be chosen in a transparent way. we indian have a habit of expecting the govt to own and run everything from producing milk to mars mission. The tax base in india is too low. The famous University of California system is public funded but is mostly expected to self sustain by building corpus. Govt should be a regulating not running the institutes unless they`re of high national importance. Ye`all know well gov run systems function, they even find it difficult to get faculty in state run med colleges, they always run with inadequate teaching faculty. Nonsense. No one is asking, govt. to run businesses. Education and Health, are supposed to be state's responsibility. If you think Education and Public health are not of national importance, what else is? State's financial condition is not that bad at that it can't afford to run few medical colleges. What you fail to understand is that, when the hospitals attached to these colleges were run by private parties, they charge the state exchqeuer using "Arogyasri" policy, which means state ends up shelling a bomb again. Government operation will likely bring down these costs just as govt hospitals. Quote
Android_Halwa Posted October 10 Report Posted October 10 49 minutes ago, Bhavarogi said: why should govt own and run this medical colleges, given the states`s financial condition PPP is better option. The Private party must be chosen in a transparent way. we indian have a habit of expecting the govt to own and run everything from producing milk to mars mission. The tax base in india is too low. The famous University of California system is public funded but is mostly expected to self sustain by building corpus. Govt should be a regulating not running the institutes unless they`re of high national importance. Ye`all know well gov run systems function, they even find it difficult to get faculty in state run med colleges, they always run with inadequate teaching faculty. This is not a business, this is health. Govt’s primary responsibility. If its get tough to manage, then outsource the management and operations but out right selling away the system itself is a corrupt practice. AIIMS is govt run, Gandhi is also govt run….Osmania which now being re-built, is also a govt run. This is such a lame reason. Quote
Bhavarogi Posted October 10 Report Posted October 10 @CanadianMaloduwhen was the last time you visited a govt hospital ? govt run hospitals are for everyone but no one`s responsibility. they`re at best large scale out patient wards. even district HQ hospitals can`t do basic angiogram. can`t run existing one`s properly but will initiate more and say i started these. most state governments have money it boils down effective distribution of fund and administration. we have seen from previous and current governments consulting BCG, Mckinesy etc to plan many government initiatives i wonder what the famous IAS staff or other sub experts do. allocation of funds, distribution and value creation(for people) with minimum pilferage of funds is a biggest challenge. Have you heard any good things about RGUKTs initated and owned by AP gov(do you even know them). we are still thinking about mass educating people forget about generating new knowledge. i guess most people are expecting these socialist measures inspired from low population high income European nations. take look at china they run the show with iron fist, difficult in a democracy. Quote
Android_Halwa Posted October 10 Report Posted October 10 Strange. Basic angiogram cheyaleru but a cardiac surgeon performs abiut 80-100 surgeries in a month, much higher than what their counterparts do in western world and 99% of the people who go to govt hospitals are the one’s who are unable to afford. Things change with time. Gandhi Hospital, when it was in Monda was in such a pathetic state but after it was rebuilt, facilities and options changed a lot. Quote
Bhavarogi Posted October 10 Report Posted October 10 4 minutes ago, Android_Halwa said: This is not a business, this is health. Govt’s primary responsibility. If its get tough to manage, then outsource the management and operations but out right selling away the system itself is a corrupt practice. AIIMS is govt run, Gandhi is also govt run….Osmania which now being re-built, is also a govt run. This is such a lame reason. AIIMS is a central institute you may not know how different the administration is b/w a state run and center run institute. do you know our per capita med graduation is up to mark the problem lies at availability of specialist and last mile (rural ) accessibility. its better to empower(invest) rural health institutions rather than establish new med schools which is good optics but not wise for future Quote
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