JAMMU: Continuing its mission of serving society through healthcare initiatives, Social Activist and Chairman of Samvedna Society, Keshav Chopra, successfully organized the 107th Free Eye Screening & General Health Check-Up Camp at Shri Dwaraka Nath Shastri Samadhi Sthal, Sohanjana, Jammu.

The camp was organized in collaboration with Dr. K.D. Multispeciality Hospital, Jammu, under the expert guidance of Dr. J.P. Singh. During the camp, more than 118 patients availed themselves of free eye screening, general health check-ups, medical consultations, and essential healthcare services. Patients requiring further treatment were also guided appropriately by the medical team.

The initiative received an overwhelming response from the local residents, who appreciated the efforts of Samvedna Society and the medical professionals for bringing quality healthcare services to their doorstep.

Speaking on the occasion, Keshav Chopra, expressed his heartfelt gratitude to Shri Gangadhar Ji Maharaj for his constant support, guidance, and cooperation in making the camp a grand success,"I sincerely thank Shri Gangadhar Ji Maharaj for his invaluable support and blessings, which have been instrumental in the successful organization of this health camp. Samvedna Society remains committed to serving humanity through such initiatives.

We will continue to organize more free eye screening and health check-up camps in the future so that the maximum number of people can benefit from these services and receive timely medical care," said Keshav Chopra.

The Locals also acknowledged the dedicated team of doctors, paramedical staff, volunteers, and members of Samvedna Society for their tireless efforts in ensuring the smooth and successful conduct of the camp.

Dr Anamika Bhagat, Ex Sarpanch Amarjeet Kaur, Pushkar Prashar, Anil Kumar Bhagat, Shahin Iqbal H.R, Ankur, Pardeep Kumar, Anju, Abhineesh Khajuria, Tanisha, Nihal Singh, Kajal, Nitish, Chain Singh and others were also Present

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