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Punjab Minister meets Governor

Special Correspondent

CHENNAI: Punjab Minister for Public Health Harnamdass Johar called on Tamil Nadu Governor Surjit Singh Barnala here on Tuesday.

A press release from the Raj Bhavan said the Minister detailed various schemes for improving the public health facilities in Punjab.

Given that Tamil Nadu is one of the leading States in extending healthcare facilities, he sought the Governor's guidance on provision of advanced healthcare in Punjab.

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