Free Medical Camp Serves 155 Patients at Ghorabanda Temple

Narayana Brahmanand Hospital Team Provides Multi-Specialty Consultations on December 21

Key Points:

• 15-member medical team from Narayana Brahmanand Hospital offers free healthcare services
• Patients from 16 villages receive cardiology, surgery, and dental consultations
• Camp organized by Sai Parivar Vishva Seva Sansthan at Shri Sainath Devasthanam

JAMSHEDPUR – A free mega medical consultation camp organized at Shri Sainath Devasthanam Temple in Ghorabanda served 155 patients from surrounding villages on December 21.

Sai Parivar Vishva Seva Sansthan conducted the health initiative. The organization runs this as part of its welfare program. A 15-member medical team from Narayana Brahmanand Hospital in Tamolia participated.

The doctors provided specialized consultations in multiple disciplines. Cardiology services were available for heart-related ailments. General medicine and surgery departments addressed various health concerns. Chest medicine specialists examined respiratory issues. Dental care was also provided to patients.

Deepak Jha and Rajesh Agarwal inaugurated the camp. They lit the ceremonial lamp alongside other dignitaries. A. Dharma Rao, Facility Director of Brahmanand Hospital, attended the event. Neela Kumari, Mukhiya of Hurlung Panchayat, also participated.

Patients traveled from 16 different villages. Residents of Hurlung, Lupungdih, and Garurbasa attended. Moreover, villagers from Manfitta, Nutundih, and Hajidih received treatment. People from Bandih, Luhabasa, and Khochabazar also benefited. Additionally, patients came from Dhanchatani, Kesikudar, and Khairbani. Shyamutola, Ghorabanda, and Kamputta residents completed the list.

Sushil Agarwal joined other prominent citizens at the camp. Trustee Nutan Kumari supervised the entire coordination. Dr. Manoj Sinha delivered the vote of thanks. The medical team received traditional honors.

Hospital staff were presented with patta and flowers. They also received mementos as appreciation tokens. Chairman Rajeev Kumar led the organizational efforts. President Anup Ranjan worked alongside him.

Trustee Nutan Kumari coordinated with multiple team members. Rashmi Narayan and C. Uday Bhaskar contributed significantly. Simmi Pandey and other institution members ensured smooth operations. The Sai Parivar Vishwa Seva Sansthan has organized similar health camps previously.

The organization celebrated its foundation day at the same temple earlier. In August, Shri Gajanan Utsav was held at Telco under their banner. They also conducted a drawing contest for youth in Jamshedpur. Additionally, the foundation day festival was a two-day event. Sai devotees also celebrated New Year with grand ceremonies this year.