CM promises govt. support to India’s newest public health university coming up in Hyderabad

Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy has assured the Public Health Foundation of India (PHFI) of the State government’s full support for establishing its Institute of Public Health Sciences (IPHS) Deemed-to-be University in Hyderabad, with a deadline of June 2, 2028, for completing the proposed campus. Speaking at the foundation-laying ceremony and unveiling of the campus master plan, Reddy emphasized the government’s commitment to developing the institution into a world-class university that would contribute significantly to public health education, research, and healthcare in India and internationally.

He expressed confidence in the potential of the proposed university, comparing it to prestigious institutions like Harvard and Oxford, and recalled the role of institutions like the Indian School of Business in contributing to Hyderabad’s emergence as an educational and knowledge hub.

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