India becoming a major stakeholder in global supply chain: PM Modi
India is becoming a major stakeholder in the global supply chain and this growing capacity is the foundation of our economic growth, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Monday.
On the occasion of Paschim Banga Gramin Bank’s 18th Foundation Day, the bank has joined hands with M-Swasth to inaugurate 18 E-Clinics within its branches.
In addition, a series of 110 virtual health camps and 43 physical health camps are scheduled across various regions of West Bengal. M-Swasth, overseeing 95 E-Clinics in West Bengal, has collaborated with Paschim Banga Gramin Bank to establish 18 more E-Clinics in the state.
Paschim Banga Gramin Bank’s chairman P K Biswas, along with key figures from the bank, including GM Daleep Singh Garbryal, Shantanu Ghosh, Amid Kumar Murmu, Pujasree Das and chief manager Subrata Biswas were present.
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M-Swasth was represented by its prominent team members, including VP and head of banking Syed Allauddin among others.
M-Swasth adopts a transformative approach, combining hi-tech telemedicine with a hi-touch E-Clinic model to address healthcare challenges in rural areas. A toll-free number is provided for those without smartphones. E-Clinics, managed by qualified nurses, offer preventive and primary care in rural and accessible locations. M-Swasth currently serves over 80 lakh customers, conducting more than 30 lakh doctor consultations.
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