Tata Memorial Centre will set up a 100-bed hospital in Raigad district through the Integrated Ayurvedic Cancer Clinic and Research Centre. The cabinet meeting held today approved the exemption of stamp duty on the lease agreement of 10 hectares of land given for this hospital. The meeting was chaired by Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis.
The state government has approved ten hectares of land at Tambati at a nominal rate of one rupee per year to set up this 100-bed hospital. This hospital will provide cancer treatment and health facilities to the citizens of the rural areas of Raigad district and the nearby cities. Out of the 100 beds in the hospital, 12 percent of the beds should be reserved for patients from the poor of the society, families below the poverty line, and government employees.
Also, cancer treatment should be provided at a concessional rate as per the government scheme. The cabinet meeting held today approved the concession in stamp duty for this hospital, with the condition that one person accompanying the patient should be provided with residential services at a very low rate. Newsband