<h1>Chief minister launches G+13 trauma centre plan at medical college; mandates 10% maintenance budgets, ups clinical training, expands seats</h1> The state chief minister laid the foundation for a trauma centre at the state medical college, proposing a G+13 facility to expand critical care capacity. The address included administrative directives to earmark at least 10% of departmental budgets for maintenance and urged continual clinical upskilling to align with technologies such as artificial intelligence. The government announced consideration of increasing undergraduate medical seats from 400 to 450 and asserted that most advanced treatments will be available in-state, reducing out-of-state referrals. The project will require applicable construction approvals, budgetary allocation and regulatory clearances.