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How an attempt by Tamil Nadu to create an AIIMS-like facility failed to take off decades ago

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 M. B. Pranesh, Special Officer of TAMARAI; K.J.M. Shetty, Health Secretary; Durai Murugan, PWD Minister; K. Ponmudi, Health Minister; K. Anbazhagan, Education Minister; and Assembly Speaker Dr. Tamizhkudimagan.

Chief Minister M. Karunanidhi presses a button to open a plaque marking the inauguration of the Tamil Nadu Arasu Medical Science and Research Institute (TAMARAI) at Porur in 1989. Others in the photograph (from left) are: M. B. Pranesh, Special Officer of TAMARAI; K.J.M. Shetty, Health Secretary; Durai Murugan, PWD Minister; K. Ponmudi, Health Minister; K. Anbazhagan, Education Minister; and Assembly Speaker Dr. Tamizhkudimagan. | Photo Credit: The Hindu Archives

Tamil Nadu’s yearning for an AIIMS-type institution, as reflected in Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay’s recent request to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for establishing a second AIIMS, is nothing new.

In 1989, the DMK government had taken over the privately-established Sri Ramachandra Medical College and Research Institute (popularly called SRMC) in Porur, Chennai. [The institution is now a deemed to be university under the name Sri Ramachandra Institute of Higher Education and Research – SRIHER.] After the take over, the government had established the Tamil Nadu Arasu Medical Science and Research Institute (TAMARAI).

Published - July 01, 2026 07:00 am IST

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