Maharashtra CM Fadnavis directs officials to improve healthcare services in state, curb food and medicines adulteration

Mumbai: So, the other day, CM Fadnavis had a big meeting to talk about healthcare in Maharashtra. He really wants to step up the game in government hospitals and tackle the issue of food and drug adulteration.

He gathered key folks from departments like Medical Education and the FDA to lay out plans for the next 100 days. Fadnavis stressed that we need to boost the quality of services in hospitals and take serious action against any shady practices in food and medicine.

During the meeting, which took place at the Sahyadri Guest House, he was joined by several ministers and senior officials. They all agreed that improving healthcare services is a top priority. Fadnavis wants to make sure patients get the best care possible and that medical institutions are up to par.

He also mentioned the importance of using modern tech like AI and blockchain to make things run smoother. Plus, he suggested putting in CCTV cameras in medical colleges for safety and even starting wellness programs for students.

Fadnavis is all about making things easier for government employees too. He wants to simplify processes like promotions and retirement benefits. And when it comes to medical education, he’s pushing for a smoother admission process and better access for students.

Lastly, he made it clear that the FDA needs to step up its game in checking the quality of medicines and ensuring food safety. They’ll be keeping a close eye on things, especially when it comes to milk and offerings at temples. Sounds like a solid plan, right?