Telangana Releases ₹740 Crore for Rural Healthcare, 1,569 New Health Sub-Centers and Free Diagnostic Services Announced
Telangana has released ₹740 crore for rural healthcare, funding 1,569 new health sub-centers and free diagnostic services in villages to strengthen primary healthcare across the state.
The Telangana Government has released ₹740 crore to the Health Department to strengthen primary healthcare in rural areas. Under the guidance of Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy and Deputy Chief Minister Bhatti Vikramarka, the funds will be used to construct 1,569 new health sub-centers across the state and provide free diagnostic services in villages, improving access to quality healthcare for rural residents.
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Telangana Government Allocates ₹740 Crore for Rural Healthcare
As part of its efforts to strengthen the primary healthcare sector, the Telangana Government has taken a major decision to provide free and quality healthcare services to people living in rural areas.
The government said the initiative reflects its commitment to ensuring health security for villagers and delivering healthcare services closer to their homes.
Funds Released Under CM Revanth Reddy’s Guidance
According to the government, the ₹740 crore allocation was released under the guidance of:
- Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy
- Deputy Chief Minister Bhatti Vikramarka
The release order was issued on Friday by Finance Department Principal Secretary Sandeep Kumar Sultania.
1,569 New Health Sub-Centers to Be Constructed
With the newly released funds, the government will construct 1,569 new health sub-centers across rural Telangana.
The move is aimed at strengthening healthcare infrastructure at the grassroots level and improving access to primary medical services for people living in villages.
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Free Diagnostic Services for Villagers
The Telangana Government also announced that free diagnostic services will be made available in villages.
This initiative will allow rural residents to undergo basic medical tests locally without travelling to towns for diagnostics.
According to the government, improving access to diagnostic facilities at the village level will help ensure:
- Early detection of diseases
- Timely medical treatment
- Better healthcare outcomes
Reducing Medical Expenses for Rural Families
The government said that strengthening primary healthcare will significantly reduce the financial burden of medical treatment on poor and middle-class families.
By enabling early diagnosis and timely treatment, villagers can avoid unnecessary travel expenses and receive healthcare closer to home.
Government Aims to Strengthen Rural Health Sector
The government stated that its objective is to transform healthcare into a right for the poor while giving new momentum to Telangana’s rural health sector.
Officials said the release of ₹740 crore will not only improve healthcare infrastructure but also enhance the accessibility and quality of healthcare services throughout rural Telangana.
The Telangana Government has released ₹740 crore to the Health Department for strengthening rural healthcare by constructing 1,569 new health sub-centers and introducing free diagnostic services in villages. Guided by Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy and Deputy Chief Minister Bhatti Vikramarka, the initiative aims to improve healthcare infrastructure, ensure early disease detection, and reduce the medical expenses of poor and middle-class families across the state.
