President Murmu Hails Yashoda Hospital as North India's First STEPS Centre

President Droupadi Murmu inaugurated the Yashoda Medicity Hospital in Ghaziabad with great enthusiasm. She specifically praised the hospital for becoming North India's first STEPS centre dedicated to tuberculosis elimination. The President emphasized the institution's commitment to national health priorities, including sickle cell anaemia initiatives. Both Murmu and CM Yogi Adityanath highlighted how this facility brings world-class healthcare to NCR residents who previously had to travel to Delhi.

Key Points: Yashoda Hospital North India's First STEPS Centre Murmu

  • President Murmu inaugurated Yashoda Medicity Hospital in Ghaziabad on Sunday
  • Hospital becomes North India's first STEPS centre for TB elimination
  • Institution urged to contribute to national sickle cell anaemia initiatives
  • CM Yogi Adityanath highlighted advanced medical facilities now available in NCR
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Yashoda Hospital adopted national priorities with full devotion: President Murmu hails it as North India's 1st STEPS centre

President Murmu inaugurates Yashoda Medicity Hospital, praising its role as North India's first STEPS centre for TB elimination and sickle cell initiatives.

"Yashoda Hospital has adopted national priorities with full devotion... This hospital has been established as the first centre in North India under the System for TB Elimination in the Private Sector (STEPS) - President Droupadi Murmu"

Ghaziabad, October 26

President Droupadi Murmu on Sunday inaugurated the Yashoda Medicity Hospital in Ghaziabad, lauding the institution for aligning with national health priorities and taking the lead in tuberculosis elimination and sickle cell anaemia initiatives.

Speaking at the event, the President said, "Yashoda Hospital has adopted national priorities with full devotion... This hospital has been established as the first centre in North India under the System for TB Elimination in the Private Sector (STEPS)... I would like this institution to contribute as much as possible to the national initiatives related to sickle cell anaemia... The leadership of this institution prioritises the ideals of social service and national service..."

She further added, "I hope that this medical institution will make effective efforts to improve local and national health services with a spirit of Swadeshi and a special emphasis on medical research... Many underprivileged people live in the country, and they also contribute to the country's development... they should also receive support in every field..."

The Yashoda Medicity Hospital, equipped with advanced medical facilities, is set to provide specialised healthcare services to the region.

Earlier, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath commended the establishment of Yashoda Medicity Hospital in Indirapuram as a significant step toward providing world-class healthcare services to residents of the National Capital Region (NCR).

He remarked that advanced medical facilities, which were previously accessible only in Delhi, are now available "under one roof" for the working population.

Speaking at the inauguration of the multispecialty hospital, attended by President Droupadi Murmu, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and others, CM Adityanath said, "Under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi ji, India has taken remarkable strides in the field of healthcare. If I speak specifically about Uttar Pradesh, in the last eight and a half years, we have established 42 new medical colleges. Two of our flagship initiatives--the AIIMS in Gorakhpur and the AIIMS in Raebareli--are now fully operational and successful."

"All these new multispecialty institutions in Uttar Pradesh are ensuring that more than 25 crore people across the state can access the best healthcare facilities right at their doorstep. And today, in that very direction, we are not only serving the people of Uttar Pradesh but also providing world-class medical care to those who earlier had to travel to Delhi for expensive treatment. Now, in Ghaziabad, these advanced facilities are available to the working class and common people--all under one roof through the establishment of Yashoda Medicity hospital," he added.

- ANI

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Rohit P
Finally! Healthcare infrastructure in UP is getting the attention it deserves. The 42 new medical colleges and now this advanced hospital show real commitment to public health. Hope this sets an example for other states.
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Ananya R
While I appreciate the initiative, I hope the hospital remains affordable for the common people. Often these "world-class" facilities become too expensive for middle-class families. The focus should be on accessibility along with quality.
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Vikram M
The STEPS centre for TB elimination is a game-changer! Tuberculosis affects so many families in our country. Having specialized centres in North India will definitely help in early detection and treatment. Great initiative! 👍
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Sarah B
As an expat living in NCR, I'm impressed by the healthcare developments in India. The emphasis on medical research and serving underprivileged communities shows a holistic approach to healthcare development. Well done!
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Karthik V
The focus on sickle cell anaemia is particularly important for tribal communities. Hope this hospital develops affordable treatment protocols that can be replicated across the country. Jai Hind! 🇮🇳

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