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The Madhya Pradesh Healthcare Budget for the 2026–27 fiscal year introduces a substantial investment of Rs 23,747 crore. Consequently, the state government aims to revolutionize medical infrastructure and education standards. Finance Minister Jagdish Devda emphasized that health remains the capital of humanity during his budget speech. Furthermore, this allocation reflects a commitment to providing quality treatment for every citizen across the region.
Medical education is witnessing rapid expansion within the state. Specifically, five new government medical colleges opened their doors over the last two years. As a result, MBBS seats increased from 2,275 to 2,850. Meanwhile, postgraduate seats surged from 262 to 1,468. Additionally, the government is exploring public-private partnerships (PPP) to establish nine more colleges. Contracts for Dhar, Baijnath, and Panna are already signed to accelerate this growth. Moreover, recruitment is currently underway for 3,850 doctors and 1,256 nursing officers.
The state currently manages a robust network of 55 district hospitals and 158 civil hospitals. Additionally, there are 348 community health centers and 1,442 primary health centers. To improve maternal care, the government established 228 maternity waiting rooms for high-risk pregnancies. Notably, the Ayushman Bharat scheme continues to be a cornerstone of the state's welfare strategy. Over 4.46 crore cards have been issued, including special provisions for seniors over 70. This scheme integrates 1,118 government and 720 private hospitals to ensure broad coverage. Finally, the budget supports traditional medicine by establishing eight new Ayurvedic colleges and hospitals.
Q1: How much budget is allocated for the health sector in Madhya Pradesh for 2026-27?
The state government has allocated Rs 23,747 crore for the health sector in the 2026-27 budget.
Q2: How many new medical seats are available in the state?
MBBS seats have increased to 2,850, while postgraduate medical seats have risen significantly to 1,468.
Disclaimer: This content is for informational and educational purposes only. It does not constitute medical advice or replace professional judgment. Refer to the latest local and national guidelines for clinical practice.
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