The Madhya Pradesh Government is about to introduce an AI course for students of class 8, the first in our country, Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh Shivraj Singh Chouhan stated on Sunday. The government will also introduce a ‘veterinary telemedicine facility’ so that people can be aware of the diseases that affect domestic animals.
Similarly, a plan has also been proposed to keep farmers updated about the various diseases that infect crops. For both the cases, the provision of giving free consultation over the telephone at any given hour has been made, the Chief Minister stated.
The two day deliberation session of the Madhya Pradesh cabinet, held at Panchmarhi, came to an end on Sunday. Other than this, several other decisions like the setting up of Sanjivani clinics in urban places and transportation policies for rural areas were also made.
A 240 hour course was being planned for school students. It was also decided that rupees 24 crore will be spent on erecting school buildings across Madhya Pradesh. The chief minister also mentioned the creation of a ‘CM Sanjivani Clinic’ for every 25,000 people in urban areas to reduce the stress of big hospitals. This facility is supposed to commence from April 22 in certain areas in the state. The Chief Minister also stated that Madhya Pradesh was about to become the first state in the country to offer MBBS in the Hindi language, which would benefit students who studied in the same.
