BETTIAH, Jan. 24 -- Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar on Friday doled out projects worth Rs.853 crore through a wide range of inaugurations and laying of foundation stones in Muzaffarpur district during his ongoing Samridhi Yatra and promised to take healthcare facilities in the state to the next level under his government's "Sulabh Swasth-Surakshit Jeevan" initiative as envisaged in the third edition of "Saat Nischay" (7-Resolve) of his government. Addressing a gathering at Agriculture Produce Market Committee at Ahiyapyur in Muzaffarpur district, Kumar said one of the key objectives of Saat Nischay-3 is to ensure accessible healthcare and a secure life. He said upgrading block-level health centres and giving them a refurbished, modern look is a key priority of his government. "Block-level Community Health Centres are being developed as Speciality Hospitals, and district hospitals are being upgraded into Super Speciality Hospitals. To improve treatment, doctors are being encouraged and incentives are being provided. Besides, the government is also working to ensure better medical facilities in rural areas," the CM said....