A significant development in healthcare and medical education has begun in Kolhan Division with the inauguration of Netaji Subhas Medical College & Hospital in Adityapur, Saraikela-Kharsawan district. The formal opening ceremony was held on Friday afternoon, presided over by Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren and Health Minister Irfan Ansari.
The event highlighted the state government’s ongoing efforts to strengthen healthcare infrastructure and expand professional training opportunities for youth in the region.
The inauguration ceremony featured a traditional reception for the Chief Minister and other dignitaries, along with felicitation of guests by the institute’s chairman, M.N. Singh. The event underscored the historic significance of establishing a high-standard medical college in Saraikela and its potential to train future generations of doctors dedicated to serving society.
Netaji Subhas Medical College & Hospital is expected to provide quality medical education, enhance professional development for students, and strengthen healthcare access in Kolhan Division. The institution builds on the region’s existing contributions to nursing and degree-level education, and it aims to bridge gaps in healthcare delivery while creating employment opportunities for local youth.
The new medical college and hospital will serve as a regional hub for learning and patient care, offering modern facilities and training programs that combine academic excellence with practical healthcare services. This initiative reflects the Jharkhand government’s focus on improving public health services, expanding educational infrastructure, and fostering professional growth across the state.
The launch of the institution marks a transformative milestone for the healthcare and education sectors in Saraikela-Kharsawan, signaling long-term benefits for both students and the local community.
