‘Sanjeevani’ will be implemented across State from August 15, says Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu
Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu announced the launch of the 'Sanjeevani' healthcare project in Andhra Pradesh, set to begin on August 15. This initiative aims to provide citizens with access to AI-driven medical consultations and facilitate the delivery of various medical tests. Naidu emphasized the importance of health and criticized the opposition party for its divisive tactics.
- ▪The 'Sanjeevani' healthcare project will be implemented across Andhra Pradesh starting August 15.
- ▪The initiative aims to provide access to AI Doctors for medical consultations from home.
- ▪Naidu criticized the YSR Congress Party for its political tactics and emphasized the government's commitment to public welfare.
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Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu on Saturday launched the ambitious healthcare and governance roadmap for Andhra Pradesh, announcing that the government would implement the ‘Sanjeevani’ healthcare project across the State from August 15 to provide every citizen access to an “AI Doctor” for medical consultation from home.Addressing the Praja Vedika public meeting at Kandrika village of Yadamarri mandal in Chittoor district, Mr. Naidu said that healthcare remained one of the top priorities of the NDA government, asserting that technology-driven public welfare would not only strengthen but also redefine governance in the future.“The Sanjeevani initiative will facilitate doorstep delivery of 74 types of medical tests and energise preventive healthcare at the grassroots level,” the Chief…
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