Sub-health centre for Jind village

Tribune News Service

Chandigarh, Updated At : 08:33 AM Oct 12, 2025 IST

Health Minister Arti Singh Rao. File photo

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State Health Minister Arti Singh Rao has said the government is committed to providing affordable, quality, and accessible healthcare to people. In this direction, the government has approved the opening of a sub-health centre at Barar Khera village of Jind district.

She said with the establishment of the centre, local residents would no longer have to travel long distances to access primary healthcare services. Medical staff, medicines, and nursing personnel would be appointed and made available at the centre. The recruitment would be completed soon, after which the centre would be dedicated to public.

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