The Delhi government has approved the construction of a modern medical college and hostel complex at the Indira Gandhi Hospital campus in Dwarka, with an estimated cost of ₹806 crore. Chief Minister Rekha Gupta announced that the project aims to address the increasing demand for healthcare professionals in the capital, with a target completion date set for 2028. The medical college will offer 250 MBBS seats annually, beginning with an initial cohort of 150 students. The project will be executed in phases, starting with the construction of an academic block, student hostels, and faculty residences. The first phase will develop 1,17,246 square meters of area, including nearly 34,000 square meters of basement space for parking. The facilities will feature modern classrooms, laboratories, and advanced teaching amenities. Additionally, the campus will incorporate sustainable practices, such as earthquake-resistant structures, solar power systems, and rainwater harvesting. Accessibility for persons with disabilities will be prioritized, along with the installation of modern safety systems. Gupta emphasized the importance of adhering to quality standards and project timelines to prevent delays and cost overruns.