ఎవడబ్బని సొమ్ము...ప్రైవేట్కు దోపిడీ! | Chandrababu insists on Privatizing Medical Colleges
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Former Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu insists on the privatization of medical colleges, triggering widespread discussion and debate. The proposal has raised concerns among students, medical professionals, and opposition leaders over accessibility, affordability, and the future of public healthcare.
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