North Bengal BJP MLAs in Delhi to push for development
A delegation of 10 BJP MLAs from north Bengal is currently in Delhi, engaging with Union ministers to push for development initiatives and address key regional concerns.
The camp, held in collaboration with Neotia Getwell Hospital, Siliguri, witnessed enthusiastic participation from a large number of villagers from nearby areas.
SNS | Kolkata | January 15, 2025 12:26 pm
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NHPC’s regional office in Siliguri, under the guidance of executive director Anil Kumar Dash, organised a free medical camp at Mahananda Barrage Primary School, Fulbari yesterday, as part of its CSR & SD scheme.
The camp, held in collaboration with Neotia Getwell Hospital, Siliguri, witnessed enthusiastic participation from a large number of villagers from nearby areas.
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The programme was inaugurated by Babitendra Kumar, general manager (civil), in the presence of officers and employees from the regional office. Mr Kumar welcomed the team of doctors from Neotia Getwell Hospital by presenting them with traditional khadas. Addressing the gathering, he emphasized NHPC’s commitment to societal welfare and encouraged villagers to take full advantage of such initiatives.
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During the camp, 306 beneficiaries received free medical consultations and medicines. The camp provided primary health check-ups, including blood pressure monitoring, sugar tests, and weight checks. Specialist doctors in gynaecology, paediatrics, and medicine offered consultations, and free medicines were distributed.
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A delegation of 10 BJP MLAs from north Bengal is currently in Delhi, engaging with Union ministers to push for development initiatives and address key regional concerns.
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