Jammu and Kashmir s healthcare is on the cusp of change due to investments over the past four years. This influx of capital, due to an attractive investment policy by the Union Territory administration, is poised to revolutionise the sector, promising a new era of healthcare services for the region
Srinagar: Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Monday said Jammu and Kashmir will get investments to the tune of Rs 80,000 crore in the near future as the administration is keen to establish an industrial ecosystem that will help the local youth achieve their dreams.
"The kind of enthusiasm I see and the kind of proposals we are getting, I am sure that, in the coming days, we will get investments of Rs 75,000 crore to Rs 80,000 crore. It will provide employment to five lakh people," Sinha said after laying the foundation stone of a private hospital and medical college here. Sinha said over the past two years, the Union Territory on an average has got six proposals per day for setting up industrial units.