1963

• Started as Kanti Hospital (Pediatric)
• 50 beds capacity
• Fully supported by USSR
• Run by USSR until 1968

1970

• The then Kanti Hospital converted to Kanti Children’s Hospital
• 100 beds added by GON ( TOTAL = 150 Beds)
• Surgical, Medical and other services started

1986

• 1st Japanese Equipment Grant Aid (JICA) efforts

          (by Formal Prime Minister of JAPAN Hon’ble Mr. R.Hashimoto)

• NICU – 6 beds, PICU started – 4 beds, SICU started – 4 beds
• Oxygen plant established (10Nm3/hr)
• Pathology lab/X-Ray/Physiotherapy/Surgical Department/Operation
  Theatre/CSSD/Laundry with Water Treatment Plant upgraded.

1993/94

• KCH expanded under Japanese Grant Aid
• 100 beds added (total = 250 beds)

2002

• 50 beds added by Ministry of Health (Total = 300 beds)
• Neonatal Intermediate Ward, Cardiology and Oncology started

2016

• Japanese Cooperation (KR II) for Central ICU
• 52 ICU beds (Total = 352 beds)
• NICU 25, PICU 15, SICU 10 & Isolation Beds 2 Beds