There is no bigger celebration than serving the ailing people and one should serve the humanity by organising camps in the memory of elderly. The health camps are beneficial to those who are unable to get treatment due to poverty.
This was stated by the Dean GR Medical College, Dr GS Patel, while addressing a health camp organised on the death anniversary of Dr SK Rastogi in Radient School in Naya Bazar. At the outset lamp was lighted in front of portrait of late Dr SK Rastogi.
Addressing the camp, the heart specialist of GRMC, Dr Punit Rastogi, said the institute often organises such camps which benefit every section of the society.
On this occasion Dr Punit Rastogi, Dr PK Sarswat, Dr Achal Gupta, Dr CB Rastogi and Dr Sameer Gupta examined more than 200 patients and distributed medicines to them. Dinesh Rastogi and others were also present for the event.
In another programme, Mahor Vaishya community and Mahila Satsang Mandal organised a health camp at Radha Gopal Mandir in Naya Bazar in which ECG and blood sugar camp conducted by Dr Avinash Singh free of charge.
On this occasion, Usha Bandil, Dinesh Bandil, Malti Gupta, Rajani Bandil, Sheela Gupta, Munni Devi, Manju Gupta, Saroj Bansal, Gayatria Bansal and Kailash Choudhary were also present.
Meanwhile, at the advent of New Year, the citizens of Gwalior would get relief from traffic pressure at Padav Chauraha. On this Chauraha, the administration is committed to construct the fifth flyover from Man Singh Chauraha to Scindia Girl’s School. The division office of railway had been ordered to construct this flyover soon.
The State Government had earlier sanctioned nearly Rs 20 crore for this. The Collector P Narhari said the city needs another flyover on AB road. The SADA has prepared a blue print for this. Efforts will be made to make Gwalior city green. Earlier also, the volunteer institutions and administrative agencies have implanted one lakh plants. This time efforts are being made to develop the whole area green.