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A medical examination camp under the Girl Empowerment Mission (GEM) 2026 was held at Kakatiya Function Hall, Ramagundam, organised by NTPC’s HR-CSR Department in collaboration with Dhanvantari Hospital.
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The first medical camp was launched in June 2015 under the aegis of Bodepudi Kala Nilayam, founded by renowned neurophysician and science movement leader Dr Gopalam Sivannarayana.
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About 30 students of Social Welfare Residential School, Korutla fall sick and many suffering from fever and cough
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Specialist treatment facilities, including general medicine, surgery, ophthalmology, ENT, dental, orthopaedic, gynaecology and cardiology besides various diagnostic tests, were provided to the veterans
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A team of 11 specialist doctors from various private hospitals in Mancherial and local government hospitals provided services at the camp, offering free medication to the patients. Around 800 residents from villages including Kallampalli, Rajaram, Sumuputam, Dasnapur, Gorlapalli, Kotha Colony, Jilleda, Jakkepalli, Buyyaram, Racharla, Mulkalapet, Mukkidigudem, Sithara, Chamanapalli, Baddampalli, Bammena, Oddugudem, Nagaram, Kethanapalli, and Kalmalapet attended the camp.
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Aboriginal tribals belonging to 25 habitations such as Sangvi, Pippri, Sarvi, Mediguda, Punikasa, Polama, Kundi, Jhari and Lokari visited the camp and availed the medical services
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The staffers treated 48 patients including 8 cases of fever.
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A medical camp was organised by the health department at the collectorate on Thursday as the Collector Muzammil Khan planned to design the health profile of government employees and officials.
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DSP L Jeevan Reddy, who inaugurated the camp, told the cops to take care of their health. He opined that some personnel were neglecting their health as they were forced to work round the clock.
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Principal Prof K Ashoka Reddy emphasised the significance of good health in rendering effective service for the betterment of the institute
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Police organised a medical camp, covering 31 tribal hamlets at interior Karnapet village in Dandepalli mandal under community outreach programme
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The police conducted a free medical camp for the benefit of tribals living in the forest areas of Maha (Adavi) Mutharam mandal in the Bhupalpally district
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The camp, which is being organized exclusively for women journalists, was formally inaugurated by Chief Secretary A Santhi Kumari on Wednesday
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Dr. GSR Charitable Trust will organise a free mega medical camp at Sujatha Nagar in the district on March 26
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A mega medical camp was organised for policemen at district police headquarters at Hemachandrapuram
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SP Dr. Vineeth G distributed solar lamps to students at Kurnapalli of Cherla mandal in Kothagudem district on Thursday.
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About 105 villagers availed the facilities of free medical camp held by NTPC Ramagundam as part of its CSR activity under the supervision of Chief Medical Officer Dr Itwari Ram Lahri in Malyalapalli of Ramagundam mandal on Friday .
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Peddapalli: National Thermal Power Corporation (Ramagundam), as part of its corporate social responsibility (CSR) activity, has organised a free medical camp in Kundanpalli village of Ramagundam mandal on Tuesday. CSR-CD in association with Dhanwantari hospital organised a free consultation and health check-up for the villagers of Kundanpalli. More than 250 villagers underwent blood pressure, glucose […]
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Adilabad: As many as 600 tribals belonging to 12 habitations availed of medical services offered at a mega medical camp organised by police at a remote Mamidiguda village in Adilabad rural mandal on Saturday. In-charge Superintendent of Police M Rajesh Chandra was the chief guest of the event. Speaking on the occasion, Rajesh advised the […]
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Adilabad: A medical camp organised by police belonging to Utnoor sub-division evoked good response from the people at Hirapur village in Indervelli mandal on Tuesday. About 900 tribals attended the medical camp and utilised various medical services. In-charge Superintendent of Police M Rajesh Chandra was the chief guest at the event. Addressing participants, Rajesh Chandra […]
