"The hospital would be one of the best in the capital, and we are trying to complete the work as soon as possible. It will have green features and proper garbage collection facilities," he said.
"It would also be earthquake-resistant," the minister said.
When asked about the delay in the completion of the project, Jain, who also holds the portfolio of PWD, said, "There has been no delay ever since AAP formed government."
On hospitals which are being built in Ambedkar Nagar and Burari, he said, "Those would be completed in one year time."
There are 36 hospitals under the Delhi government, including Lok Nayak Jaiprakash Hospital, the biggest among them, G B Pant Hospital, GTB Hospital, Dr B R Ambedkar Hospital and Lal Bahadur Shastri Hospital.
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