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Public health expert Dr Antony KR said PPP in the health sector has often resulted in a loss to the government and taxpayers and has been beneficial to the private sector. “Very few philanthropic organisations and charitable trusts have sincerely collaborated with the government for the common good,” he said. “This PPP model of giving away district hospitals to private medical colleges should not end up in a similar fiasco.” Antony pointed out that the Chiranjeevi scheme in Gujarat – meant to give women from poor families access to institutional deliveries in private hospitals – had resulted in the weakening of well-utilised public health institutions in the Surat, Ahmedabad and Baroda regions. Also, the scheme had no takers for areas such as Kutch, which is poorly served by the government, he said. Similarly, when Chhattisgarh wanted to outsource diagnostic services in district hospitals, there were no bidders for the tribal divisions of Bastar and Sarguja. The private sector bid only for the Raipur and Bilaspur divisions, where they could make a profit, said Antony, who is an independent monitor for the Centre’s National Health Mission. Citing the example of Rishikesh in Uttarakhand, he stressed that private companies were reluctant to carry out public health programmes like immunisation, maternal and child health, and family planning in response to calls by the government, while being very keen on offering diagnostic services.

Sumi Sukanya Dutta, ‘Privatisation of district hospitals: Wheels set in motion in 5 states’, Moneycontrol

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Plan to privatise medical education and healthcare through PPP violates constitutional right to life, says former IAS officer P.V. Ramesh

Former IAS officer P.V. Ramesh speaking at a meeting organised to oppose privatisation of medical colleges, in Vijayawada on Sunday. | Photo Credit: K.V.S. GIRI Former IAS officer P.V. Ramesh on Sunday said the TDP-led coalition government’s plan to privatise medical education and healthcare through Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model violated the constitutional right to life, as it shifted…

Plan to privatise medical education and healthcare through PPP violates constitutional right to life, says former IAS officer P.V. Ramesh

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Delhi Mall Complex: A Premier Shopping Destination

Delhi Mall Complex in Patel Nagar is one of the top shopping destinations in India. It has been developed under a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) with the Delhi Development Authority (DDA). The mall, spread over 3 lakh sq. ft., offers luxury and convenience at its best. Situated at a prime location and equipped with various facilities, it marks a new era in retail experience in the capital city.

Prime Location and Easy Accessibility

Located in the heart of Delhi and near posh residential areas like Kirti Nagar, Rajouri Garden, and Punjabi Bagh, there could not have been a better location for shops and businesses. It is well connected by metro, road, and bus service making it accessible to shoppers from all parts of the city.

A Hub of Luxury and Variety

The Delhi Mall Complex has a lot of luxury brands and stores where you can get everything from high-end fashion and electronics to lifestyle- products. Inox-PVR Cinemas, Shoppers Stop, and Haldirams are already here to make your shopping experience top-notch. The mall also has a giant food court with multiple cuisines that give you so much to eat while shopping.

State-of-the-Art Facilities

The Delhi Mall Complex is well-facilitated to provide convenience and comfort while shopping. It is built with luxurious interiors, high-speed lifts, escalators for easy movement of people, 24/7 power backup, CCTV surveillance, and state-of-the-art firefighting equipment for the safety of visitors. Also provided is a multi-level car parking facility for hassle-free parking at the mall.

Investment Opportunities

The Delhi Mall Complex is a perfect investment opportunity for those investment commercial real estate. More than 50% of the space is already occupied which means returns on rentals are good and it’s a good time to invest in terms of price appreciation. RERA-approved, it ensures quality, and timely delivery, and the work will be complete by 2025 — meaning you have enough time to plan things out, etc. There are multiple sizes available to suit different business models/some floors come with some complimentary area along as well. The process is rather simple and the mall management also has kept investor-friendly plans.

Inclusivity and Diversity

The Delhi Mall Complex has allocated 40% of its commercial areas for women and senior citizens so that they can start their businesses and be a part of this commercial complex. A registration money refund will be done if the applicant is unsuccessful in the draw of lots.

Register Now

Registration for commercial spaces at the Delhi Mall Complex has opened. You need to apply online using the official website. The website is very convenient and user-friendly. You will get every detail there and guidance on how you can apply. So book your commercial space now as you have a golden opportunity to be here in one of the most expensive commercial hubs of Delhi.

For more details and to apply, visit the Delhi Mall Complex

In conclusion, the Delhi Mall Complex in Patel Nagar is not just a shopping mall but a symbol of modernization, opulence, and convenience. Situated at a prime location, offering world-class facilities for both retailers and shoppers, and with a wide variety of shopping options available — this complex is here to stay and do business. If you want to shop or you want to eat or simply invest in property — Delhi Mall Complex is your destination.

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Building Together: Exploring Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) in India

Bridging the gap between public needs and private sector expertise, Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) are transforming infrastructure development. This blog explores the PPP model, its benefits, and its growing role in India's infrastructure landscape. Discover how PPPs are fostering collaboration to create a more sustainable and efficient future.

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Unlocking Growth: Private Public Partnership in India

Private Public Partnerships (PPPs) in India exemplify collaborative endeavors between government entities and private sectors to foster economic development. These partnerships span various sectors, including infrastructure, healthcare, and education, leveraging the strengths of both sectors to deliver efficient and sustainable solutions. By pooling resources, expertise, and innovation, PPPs drive infrastructural growth, improve service delivery, and stimulate economic progress across the nation. Through strategic alliances and shared responsibilities, PPPs play a pivotal role in addressing infrastructure gaps and promoting inclusive development in India.

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Health economist Rijo M John pointed out that PPP can become unfavourable for ordinary patients, especially if the “private” dominates the “public.” “The government should promote the PPP model of healthcare delivery only after ensuring sufficient tertiary care facilities in the public sector itself,” John said. He added that when there is already a lack of sufficient tertiary care facilities at the district level, adopting the PPP model for existing hospitals might result in more profiteering by the private sector, with the inevitable increased out-of-pocket expenditure for the general public.

Sumi Sukanya Dutta, ‘Privatisation of district hospitals: Wheels set in motion in 5 states’, Moneycontrol