News coverage of 57th Free Medical Camp at Akal Academy Bhai Desa
10th November 2013: The Kalgidhar Trust of Baru Sahib, in association with ‘Nishkam Medical Care Society’ of Patiala, organized the 57th free Medical Check-up & Treatment camp at village Bhai Desa located in District Mansa. The camp is a part of the organization’s routine campaigning that seeks to serve the ailing patients located in the rural and remote […]
10th November 2013: The Kalgidhar Trust of Baru Sahib, in association with ‘Nishkam Medical Care Society’ of Patiala, organized the 57th free Medical Check-up & Treatment camp at village Bhai Desa located in District Mansa.
The camp is a part of the organization’s routine campaigning that seeks to serve the ailing patients located in the rural and remote villages across the Northern Rural belt of India. A volunteer team of experts and specialist doctors from Patiala performed 1150 free check-ups and also distributed free medicines to the patients.
To inaugurate the 57th Medical Camp, Rajya Sabha member – Balvinder Singh Bhondadh was invited as a special guest, cited Principal Gurjeet Kaur of Akal Academy, Bhai Desa.
The same team of doctors alongside Nishkam Medical Care Society, had previously organized the 56th Camp in association with the Trust at Akal Academy located in Village Rajia, where over 400 patients had arrived from different villages in the vicinity and some far flung areas, where Dr Mehta also informed that next – on 22nd, 23rd & 24th November, Free Operations and Surgeries will be performed at Akal Academy Charitable Hospital, located at Baru Sahib in Himachal Pradesh.
The doctors have been drafting a list of cases/patients who required surgical treatments/operations whilst the ongoing Check-up camps; the eligible patients will then be visiting the Akal Charitable for free operation/surgery treatment during the aforementioned dates.
~ Deeksha Singh
~ New Delhi, 11th Nov ’13
27 Years old, 60000+ young rural students, the Akal Academies that started with 5 students in 1986 at Baru Sahib, are now breeding across 6450 villages along Northern Rural belt of India covering 5 states i.e. Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, UP, Haryana & Rajasthan through India’s First knitted web of 129+ Value-Based education system schools for Rural & the under-privileged with a remarkable record growth of 20+ new schools in 2011-13 with each school providing stark facilities, infrastructure & quality of education at par with the city schools.
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