Six Sigma High Altitude Medical Rescue, Delhi has won Government of India’s most prestigious National Award for eGovernance 2016-17. The award was given during the 20th National Conference on eGovernance at Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh on 15 January. The eGovernance 2016-17 is organised by Government of India, Ministry of Personal, Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, Department of Administrative Reforms and Public grievances and Government of Andhra Pardesh.
This national awards was given for the outstanding use of ICT (Information, Communication, Technology) path breaking initiative in public services, where large numbers of people are benefited.
The award carries Rs2 lakh cash award, citations, award trophy and certificate to each team members.
The use of ICT (Information, Communication, Technology) in High Altitude Medical Rescue Project is the creative, innovative and path breaking initiative in publication services, developed by Dr Pradeep Bhardwaj, CEO and Medical Director, Six Sigma Healthcare limited.
Bhardwaj has presented the live example of outstanding leadership by developing first of its kind services for high altitude. He has used ICT to save victims, who stuck up on high altitudes. He was the first person in india, who has started the concept of ‘High Altitude Medical Rescue’ by his own initiative and has rescued 5600 victims. He provides free high altitude medical rescues without any government support at ‘Any Time - Any Where - Any Weather and Any Heights’.