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Time of India
4 days ago
- Health
- Time of India
21 urban health centres set up in Patna to reduce pressure on govt hospitals
Patna: Aimed at enhancing healthcare accessibility and reducing pressure on govt hospitals, the Patna Smart City Limited (PSCL) has established 21 urban health and wellness centres across the city. These health facilities have been strategically positioned to provide medical services to residents, including economically disadvantaged sections, who face challenges in reaching govt healthcare establishments. Officials stated that established under the Smart City Mission, these health centres will provide treatment for common illnesses like fever, cold, and cough, as well as first-aid treatment in emergency situations like accidents. Each facility operates with a dedicated team comprising a doctor, nurse, and paramedical staff, delivering an array of medical services similar to those given at primary health centres. These health centres are located at Rajendra Nagar (road number 1), Beur Mor, Old Sump House (road number 15), Chitkohra, New Sabjapura, SK Puri, Boring Road, Mithapur, Kadamkuan, near Khetan Market, Kazipur Mohalla, Bhootnath Road, Mahendru, Meena Bazaar, Gulzarbagh, Alamganj, near Mahatma Jyoti Park, Khajekalan, Didarganj, Gaighat, and Shahadra. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Sea View Apartments: Prestige Nautilus: Worli, South Mumbai Prestige Nautilus Enquire Now Undo Animesh Kumar Parashar, managing director of PSCL-cum-Patna Municipal Corporation's (PMC) commissioner, said, "These urban health and wellness centres will run from the 21 existing 'Jan Sewa Kendra' (public service centres) in different wards of the city. Each unit will have a dedicated medical team that will provide free treatment to the public through OPD (out-patient department) services," he said. The MD instructed officials to complete all preparations at these centres so that they can be opened to the public soon. Talking about the medical services provided at these facilities, Parashar said, "In primary care, patients suffering from fever, cough, cold, and injuries will get treatment. There will be maternal and child care facilities, including check-ups for pregnant women, newborn vaccinations, and nutritional counselling. " Apart from medical services, free blood tests, anaemia screening, and medicine distribution facilities will also be available at these centres. Additionally, yoga training, communicable disease awareness, family planning services, and other health programmes will also be conducted by the centres. Priya Saurabh, spokesperson of the PSCL, said the health department has deputed a general physician for each health centre, and they will soon provide the medical team for these centres. "The G+2 (ground plus two floors) facilities will also have counters for the OPD services. The purpose of the health centres is to decrease the pressure on govt hospitals. In case of any emergencies, these facilities will refer patients to govt hospitals with advanced medical services. " Patna: Aimed at enhancing healthcare accessibility and reducing pressure on govt hospitals, the Patna Smart City Limited (PSCL) has established 21 urban health and wellness centres across the city. These health facilities have been strategically positioned to provide medical services to residents, including economically disadvantaged sections, who face challenges in reaching govt healthcare establishments. Officials stated that established under the Smart City Mission, these health centres will provide treatment for common illnesses like fever, cold, and cough, as well as first-aid treatment in emergency situations like accidents. Each facility operates with a dedicated team comprising a doctor, nurse, and paramedical staff, delivering an array of medical services similar to those given at primary health centres. These health centres are located at Rajendra Nagar (road number 1), Beur Mor, Old Sump House (road number 15), Chitkohra, New Sabjapura, SK Puri, Boring Road, Mithapur, Kadamkuan, near Khetan Market, Kazipur Mohalla, Bhootnath Road, Mahendru, Meena Bazaar, Gulzarbagh, Alamganj, near Mahatma Jyoti Park, Khajekalan, Didarganj, Gaighat, and Shahadra. Animesh Kumar Parashar, managing director of PSCL-cum-Patna Municipal Corporation's (PMC) commissioner, said, "These urban health and wellness centres will run from the 21 existing 'Jan Sewa Kendra' (public service centres) in different wards of the city. Each unit will have a dedicated medical team that will provide free treatment to the public through OPD (out-patient department) services," he said. The MD instructed officials to complete all preparations at these centres so that they can be opened to the public soon. Talking about the medical services provided at these facilities, Parashar said, "In primary care, patients suffering from fever, cough, cold, and injuries will get treatment. There will be maternal and child care facilities, including check-ups for pregnant women, newborn vaccinations, and nutritional counselling. " Apart from medical services, free blood tests, anaemia screening, and medicine distribution facilities will also be available at these centres. Additionally, yoga training, communicable disease awareness, family planning services, and other health programmes will also be conducted by the centres. Priya Saurabh, spokesperson of the PSCL, said the health department has deputed a general physician for each health centre, and they will soon provide the medical team for these centres. "The G+2 (ground plus two floors) facilities will also have counters for the OPD services. The purpose of the health centres is to decrease the pressure on govt hospitals. In case of any emergencies, these facilities will refer patients to govt hospitals with advanced medical services. "
Mint
02-06-2025
- Business
- Mint
Prestige Estates makes room for a better FY26 as approval delays ease
Prestige Estates Projects Ltd put up a decent show in the March quarter (Q4FY25) with pre-sales or bookings at ₹6,957 crore, up 48% year-on-year. Last quarter, it launched 14.03 million square feet (msf) spanning four projects: Prestige Suncrest and Prestige Southern Star-Ph 1 in Bengaluru, Prestige Nautilus in Mumbai, and Prestige Spring Heights in Hyderabad. Also Read | Prestige Estates gears up for big launches in H2, but timely approvals are key However, Prestige still missed its full-year FY25 pre-sales target. Bookings declined 19% year-on-year to ₹17,023 crore in FY25, below the guided ₹24,000 crore. Lack of adequate new project launches due to approval delays was a dampener for Prestige during a large part of the financial year. Launches fell to 26msf in FY25 from 40msf in FY24, and project completions were tepid as well. Prestige's lacklustre performance comes at a time when other key listed developers such asGodrej Properties Ltd andMacrotech Developers Ltd (Lodha) surpassed their respective guidance, clocking impressive FY25 pre-sales. Prestige's management is upbeat on its FY26 prospects as approvals have begun to fall in place. The company has entered FY26 with the launch of its much-awaited Indirapuram project in the National Capital Region, which has already clocked pre-sales ₹6,500 crore. It also launched 'Prestige Gardenia Estates' in Bengaluru. The company has a strong launch pipeline with projects worth gross development value or revenue potential of around ₹42,000 crore in FY26. Plus, it has unsold inventory worth nearly ₹20,000 crore. This has led the management to guide for pre-sales of ₹27,000 crore, which is around 60% more than the pre-sales achieved in FY25. In fact, pre-sales of ₹12,000-13,000 crore are expected in Q1FY26 itself. Also Read | A lost quarter: Prestige Estates' slow start leaves it a lot to catch up Major projects lined up for FY26 are Prestige Falcon City Luxe, Prestige Raintree Park in Bengaluru; Prestige Pallavaram Gardens in Chennai; Prestige Rock Cliff in Hyderabad; and Prestige Forest Hills Mulund—Phase II in Mumbai. Overall, an improvement in project completions and new launches should drive pre-sales growth in FY26, thus aiding collections, which were muted in FY25. On the commercial side, its office portfolio exited FY25 with an occupancy of 90%. The upcoming commercial offices in BKC are likely to be completed by 2028 and pre-leasing has already started here, the management said. The upcoming office space at Delhi Airport is alreadycommitted and leased. Prestige plans to hand it over by FY26-end. The retail portfolio saw 99% occupancy levels in FY25. For its hospitality business, Prestige has filed the draft red herring prospectus for initial public offering (IPO). Also Read | Prestige Estates set for tightrope walk Prestige is aggressively building up its annuity portfolio and has huge capital expenditure plans with increased thrust on acquiring land for project development. Consequently, debt is inching higher and is likely to stay elevated. Net debt rose to ₹6,716 crore at Q4 FY25-end, from ₹5,960 crore in Q3 FY25, taking the net debt-to-equity metric to 0.42x from 0.37x during this time. 'Net gearing is at 0.42x, manageable, though with a large ongoing capex program (around ₹3,000-3,500 crore annual spends), alongside development business land capex ( ₹4,000-4,500 crore); we believe net debt should still rise by around ₹3,000-4,000 crore in FY26," said Jefferies India report dated 30 May. Year-on-year, Prestige's debt declined, aided by the ₹5,000 crore QIP (qualified institutional placement) issue of the company in 2024. For the Prestige stock that has been under pressure lately, the trajectory of debt remains a key monitorable. The shares have declined by 13% so far in 2025, more than the drop in the Nifty Realty index. A meaningful improvement in pre-sales is crucial in FY26 to reverse the stock's recent underperformance.
