AIIMS Awantipora, Kashmir

24/03/2026

The Union Government has informed the Rajya Sabha that construction of AIIMS Awantipora in Jammu and Kashmir has reached 74 per cent completion and is scheduled to be finished by December 2026

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In a parallel development aimed at boosting infrastructure, the Chief Minister confirmed that the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in Kashmir will be operational by June 2026.

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AI-generated view of the partially completed AIIMS Awantipora campus — a vision of world-class healthcare and hope for the future.

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Construction in full bloom

06/07/2023

AIIMS Awantipora to be ready by next year, OPD in 2025

Ravinder Raina said, adding that the hospital will be “much bigger” than the AIIMS in Delhi.

All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) at the Awantipora area of south Kashmir’s Pulwama district will start seeing patients in various OPDs (Out Patient Departments) by 2025, said the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Jammu and Kashmir president, Ravinder Raina

“If everything goes well, the OPD will be started in 2025,” he said, adding that the AIIMS Awantipora is a “unique gift” from Prime Minister Narendra Modi to the people of Kashmir.

He said the people of Kashmir will greatly benefit from the hospital as they will no longer have to travel to various hospitals in Delhi and other cities for seeking treatment once it is completed.

The BJP leader said he is “quite satisfied” with the pace of work with which the project is being executed. The construction work got delayed for some time due to some land issues which were resolved. The work again gained momentum and a large number of blocks have been completed, he added.

“I appreciate CPWD, contractors, engineers, other skilled and unskilled workers and labourers for working tirelessly for completing the project in a record time,” he said, adding, “We want to see this hospital to be completed by 2024.”

“We thank Prime Minister Narendra Modi from the core of our hearts for approving and releasing a huge amount for the construction of this hospital which will have 50 different departments,” Raina said, adding that the hospital will be “much bigger” than the AIIMS in Delhi.

Sources: Rising Kashmir

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