Health

Contribution to the Healthcare Sector

During the course of work in the healthcare sector, financial assistance exceeding ₹5 crore has been extended through the Chief Minister’s Relief Fund to support patients in need. Additionally, under the State Government’s health scheme, Mahatma Phule Jan Arogya Yojana, along with various charitable initiatives, numerous surgeries and medical treatments have been provided to underprivileged patients—either free of cost or at subsidized rates.

Special efforts have also been made to support differently-abled individuals. Free modular prosthetic arms and legs have been distributed to those in need, including amputees, polio-affected individuals, and patients suffering from conditions such as gangrene and diabetic foot complications.

Furthermore, large-scale mega health camps are organized annually to ensure preventive and accessible healthcare for the community. These camps offer a wide range of services, including heart and kidney check-ups, eye examinations with free distribution of spectacles, gynecological consultations, ENT (ear, nose, and throat) examinations, bone and dental check-ups, as well as the distribution of essential medicines.