Another gift for Ayodhya after Ram Temple as cancer hospital planned on 8 acres

Ayodhya (The Uttam Hindu): There is good news for the people of Ayodhya, the holy city of Rama. Now, people will no longer have to travel abroad for treatment of serious diseases like cancer. A state-of-the-art cancer hospital will be built in Ayodhya under the leadership of the Namo Foundation. This hospital will be developed on 6 to 8 acres of land, providing low-cost cancer treatment.

A meeting was held between the Ram Mandir Trust and the Namo Foundation regarding the project, which included a six-member team from the foundation. The proposed cancer hospital is likely to be built near Surya Kund and may be named after Raja Vimlendra Mohan Pratap Mishra. The land selection process is currently underway.

After the Ram Temple, another gift for the residents of Ayodhya: a cancer hospital will be built on 8 acres; find out when construction will take place. : Chairman of Ram Mandir Nirman Samiti, Nripendra Mishra said that the concept of Namo Cancer Foundation is inspired by the thinking of Ratan Tata, which aims to provide better facilities for cancer diagnosis and treatment in different parts of the country. He said that King Yatindra Mishra of Ayodhya has assured to provide land for this project.

Nripendra Mishra stated that this hospital will reflect the Ram Mandir Trust's identity and its purpose will be public service. Treatment will be affordable for the economically weaker sections. Construction of the cancer hospital is planned to be completed in 24 months. After completion, Ayodhya will establish a new identity in the field of healthcare.