India's first medical city to be built in Pune

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Category : State Published on: March 15 2022

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Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister and Finance Minister Ajit Pawar, during his budget speech on March 11, announced that India's first medical city would be set up in a rural area of Pune district.
It will be named 'Indrayani Medicity'.
Medicity will consist of about 24 different hospital buildings, each with a department.
It will also have medical education and research institutes, and provide treatment to citizens at affordable rates.

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India's first medical city to be built in Pune