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AP Minister Lokesh to lay foundation stone for Rs 2,000 cr AIG Health Campus
✍️ The New Indian Express
🗓 31 Aug 2026, 07:48 AM
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Andhra Pradesh Minister K. Lokesh will lay the foundation stone today for the AIG health campus, a Rs 2,000‑crore project aimed at expanding medical facilities in the state.
Andhra Pradesh's health portfolio minister, K. Lokesh, is scheduled to lay the foundation stone for the AIG health campus later today. The ceremony marks the commencement of a massive Rs 2,000‑crore investment intended to create a state‑of‑the‑art medical complex.
The campus, planned as a multi‑specialty facility, will house advanced diagnostic centres, teaching hospitals and research labs. While exact location details have not been disclosed, officials say the project will serve millions of residents across the state and reduce the burden on existing hospitals.
State officials highlighted that the AIG health campus is expected to generate thousands of jobs and improve access to quality healthcare in rural and urban areas alike. The minister emphasized the government's commitment to strengthening the health infrastructure as part of its broader development agenda.
Construction is slated to begin within weeks, with the first phase projected to be operational in the next three to four years, subject to standard regulatory clearances.
The campus, planned as a multi‑specialty facility, will house advanced diagnostic centres, teaching hospitals and research labs. While exact location details have not been disclosed, officials say the project will serve millions of residents across the state and reduce the burden on existing hospitals.
State officials highlighted that the AIG health campus is expected to generate thousands of jobs and improve access to quality healthcare in rural and urban areas alike. The minister emphasized the government's commitment to strengthening the health infrastructure as part of its broader development agenda.
Construction is slated to begin within weeks, with the first phase projected to be operational in the next three to four years, subject to standard regulatory clearances.