Lakshadweep administration to set up paramedical college in Kavaratti
The Hindu
It said that the Department of Health Services has obtained affiliation for running five paramedical courses.
In a bid to give a fresh energy to the health sector of Lakshadweep, the island administration has decided to set up a Paramedical College at Kavaratti, the capital of the islands. “As a run up to the Skill India Mission of Government of India, Lakshadweep administration is soon going to establish a Paramedical College at Kavaratti, the capital Island of Lakshadweep,” the administration said in a statement in Kavaratti on Wednesday. It said as per the guidance of Administrator Praful K. Patel, the Department of Health Services has obtained affiliation for running five paramedical courses including Diploma in Medical laboratory Technology, Diploma in X-ray Technology, Diploma in Operation Theatre Technology, Certificate in Ophthalmic Assistant and CT Scan Technician.
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