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People decry low fund allocation to RGH

The Statesman Bhubaneswar

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May 07, 2025

People here are dismayed over the meager allocation of Rs 627 crore by the government for the development of the Rourkela Government Hospital (RGH) at a time when other hospitals have been provided bigger amounts.

- STATESMAN NEWS SERVICE

"This is nothing but gross neglect to the city and nothing else," said Arabinda Das, an activist here while regretting that Rourkela has always been treated in a step-motherly fashion.

Recently, the present BJP government allocated Rs. 5958 crores for the development of the Capital Hospital while RGH here got a very small amount, Rs. 627 crores, in comparison to what has been allotted to the former. And this has become the point of debate here.

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