Mangalore: CM Lays Foundation Stone for Lady Goschen Hospital New Building


Mangalore: CM Lays Foundation Stone for Lady Goschen Hospital New Building

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Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (PS/SB)

Mangalore, Apr 16: The 162-year-old government Lady Goschen Hospital will finally come up with full-fledged 2+5 storeyed building soon in the city. The foundation stone laying ceremony for the proposed new building for which Andhra Pradesh entrepreneur K Raghava Naidu has donated Rs 18 crores was carried out by Chief Minister B S Yeddyurappa here on Saturday April 16.

 

Speaking after laying the foundation stone for the project, Yeddyurappa said that Raghava’s gesture is a rare one and appreciable. It is commendable that he has tried to forget his agony by being of help to others who are in dire need. He added that though there are plenty of donors in the state to achieve the cause, there is lack of motivation to act upon the same objective, he noted.

Within short period, the new hospital will emerge in city from present beds 200 to 500 beds with all advanced facilities like good equipments, blood banks, delivery room, proper drainage, electricity supply, waiting rooms for patients' guard, special wards and specious pharmacy among others.

Speaking on the occasion N Yogish Bhat, deputy speaker said the Regional Advanced Paediatric Care Centre (RAPCC) at the District Wenlock Hospital which has been operational since several months now has made poorest of poor child patients to avail good treatment free of cost wherein otherwise the cost would have been Rs 3 lac in any private hospital for the same treatment. He also said for the proposed super specialty hospital at Wenlock Hospital is a project of Rs 150 crore and added search for genuine donor for the cause is still on.

  

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  • KRPrabhu, Mangalore

    Tue, Apr 19 2011

    So far Dayanand Pai was on the top of the list of donors for DK dist which is now taken away by Naidu.

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  • Bulsam, Mangalore

    Sun, Apr 17 2011

    Mr. Yogesh Bhat is looking for a donor to make Wenlock a super speciality hospital and that will cost around 1,500 Crore itseems. Good luck Mr. Yogesh Bhat.

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  • Shiv, Barbados

    Sun, Apr 17 2011

    Contractors, Govt Officials, Registrars and any other delegates

    Please be Thankful to Naidu's Contribution. Please do not try to take some share out of this money. Be honest and ensure that Hospital construction will not have any scandals or money gulping activity

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  • vikram anand, mangalore

    Sun, Apr 17 2011

    Very good gesture from Mr.Naidu. Any takers for WENLOCK HOSPITAL???? It sure needs some real good donor. This is much better than donating CRORES of rupees to temples & taking blessings from god for self. Blessings from needy people is equally powerful. I hope people are listening !!!!!

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  • Max, Bendur/Mangalore

    Sun, Apr 17 2011

    We all mangaloreans will be really happy and grateful to these two gentlmen-Mr. Yogish Bhat and Mr. Naidu. It took our Karnataka Govt so many years to realize Lady Goshan hopital needs upgradation and new bldg, though hospital existed for last 162yrs. Anyway somthing is better than nothing. Congratulations to CM and BJP govt fo starting the project. If BJP govt keeps honesty/transparency in development work, then another 5yrs BJP will win in all the elections.

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  • Bulsam, Mangalore

    Sun, Apr 17 2011

    We should be grateful to Mr. Naidu for his philanthropic decision to donate in crores for a new modern 500 bed hospital in the place of Lady Goschen Hospital. The designed of the hospital building is not up to the mark and the structure looks more like a commercial complex than a hospital. The whole design should be looked into and given to an experienced architect who should consult a panel of doctors for a better design.
    May K. R. Keerti’s soul rest in peace!

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  • kannadiga, mangalore/dubai

    Sat, Apr 16 2011

    The foundation stone is laid....the actual hospital opens for public, will it be a dream??? if so, out of 18 crores, how much is on gotalas by thsi BJP hundry ministers???

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  • ravindra, mangalore

    Sat, Apr 16 2011

    A gesture of enterpreneur Shri Naidu who is from outside our state exemlary. Keep it up.
    Role of Shri Yogesh Bhat collection of donation such magnitude is appriciable.
    May god bless both.

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  • sahil, mangalore

    Sat, Apr 16 2011

    Thank You very much for this Mr K Raghava Naidu.

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  • Dave, Mangalore

    Sat, Apr 16 2011

    Let us hope this philanthropic act too is not get the tint of corruption-as its inaguration was done by tainted CM.
    But being initiated by one of the HONEST long serving politicians-Yogish Bhat-we can hope this noble deed benefits the whole society.
    Many many THANKS to Yogish Bhat for bringing this project to Mangalore-He too will be remembered as long as this charity works for humanity.

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