Dharamshala, Aug. 3 -- Chief minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu inaugurated and laid foundation stones of 26 development projects worth Rs 333.25 crore for Chamba assembly constituency in Chamba on Sunday. The CM inaugurated the Rs 158 crore 200-bedded Hospital building of Pt Jawaharlal Nehru Government Medical College and Hospital, Chamba, Rs 14.11 crore upgradation of Shahpur Sihunta Chowari Chamba road, Rs 13.65 crore upgradation of Parel to Kohlari road, Rs 11.53 crore upgradation of Chamba Banikhet road via Parel, Rs 6.85 crore upgradation of Luddu to Gharmani road, Rs 5.78 crore upgradation of Sahran Ran road, Rs 5.68 crore upgradation of Bhanera Devidehra Rathiar to Mankot road and Box Girder bridge over Ravi river on Karian Bharian Kothi road constructed at a cost of Rs 4.61 crore. Sukhu, during his visit to Chamba, also interacted with the faculty members and students of Chamba Medical College, during which they shared their suggestions for further strengthening healthcare services in the region. On the occasion, the chief minister said that the state government would relax the norms, wherever required, to strengthen the faculty of Chamba Medical College. He announced that the college would be equipped with a new X-ray machine, laparoscopic equipment, CT scan machine and a 3-Tesla MRI machine with advanced technology on the lines of AIIMS, New Delhi. The CM directed to submit a proposal for setting up 20 ICU beds at the medical college at the earliest so that further necessary action could be initiated by the government. He said that once the faculty strength of the college was completed, the government would explore the possibility of introducing robotic surgery facilities at the institution....