Overview
- Nadda said graduates are free to work abroad but should not claim India lacks infrastructure, asserting institutions and facilities are in place.
- He cited expansion to 23 AIIMS and growth in medical colleges from 387 to 819, with UG seats rising from 51,000 to 1,19,000 and PG seats from 31,000 to 80,000.
- The minister said 75,000 more UG and PG seats will be added by 2029, with over 23,000 created in one year, framing this as proof of capacity building.
- He highlighted health protection of up to ₹5 lakh for over 62 crore people under Ayushman Bharat and noted more than 1.82 lakh Ayushman Arogya Mandirs are operational.
- At the convocation, 2,441 students received degrees online and 81 meritorious students were awarded, as KGMU’s advanced services—including cornea, liver and kidney transplants and bone marrow transplants launched in 2025—were praised.