Health facilities in India in fine shape
Express India, March 10, 2009
India's Central government has granted the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) at Jhajjar permission to upgrade a health facility in Haryana. The government had previously provided 300 acres of land at Badsa Village for this purpose, and state government officials have already agreed to invest in the project.
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