Mahavir International Delhi received another landmark by participating in the recently concluded MTNL Perfect Health Mela organized from 23rd October to 31st October 2010 at NDMC grounds Laxmi Bai Nagar, New Delhi.

Free Eye Check up camp was organized on all the 9 days of duration of the Mela. Besides screening the eyes of 600 patients, free medicines were also distributed. Literature highlighting mission of Cataract Free Delhi and other allied activities of NGO was also distributed. The participation provided us an opportunity to create awareness about our aims and objectives which received widespread appreciation from different quarters in as much as Dr. K.K. Aggarwal President Heart Care Foundation of India and organizers of the Mela acclaimed our efforts.

Doctor examine patients

Patients waiting for the turn

Mahavir International & Jan Sewa Foundation two Social NGOs join together for a common objective"CATARACT FREE DELHI".

Jan Sewa Foundation has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Mahavir International for availing expert medical advise and Catract surgeries with IOL implant to be performed in our well equipped hospitals having state of the art operation theatres.

The Signing event was organized by Jan Sewa Foundation and witnessed by Chairman Sh. C.P. Jain, Vice Chairman Sh. Anil Jain, Secretary Sh. Sudhir Jain and Project Director Sh. Sukhmal Chand Jain from Mahavir International Delhi.

Delhi Centre received another felicitation by its Apex Body at the International Convention held at Shree NakodaJi (Rajasthan) on 24-26 Sept, 2010 by conferring following Awards :

1. Naitra Shivir (Eye Camps) - First Position all over the Country.
2. Sarv Shrestha Kendra (Best Centre) - Second Position all over the Country.
3. Sadsyata Vikas (Membership Development) - Second Position all over the Country

The Convention was attended by Chairman Sh. C.P. Jain & Finance Chairman Sh. Ashok Jain. 

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On 25th July, 2010 Mahavir International Delhi, received another landmark by organizing a Mega Health Check-up camp outside NCR to provide free medical aid to unreachable poor, needy and helpless residents of Bhargain in Dist. Kanshiram Nagar, Near Etah Uttar Pradesh 300 KM away from Delhi. Comprising HEART,. ENT, GYNAE, GENERAL MEDICINE, PAEDIATRICS and EYE CHECK-UP. Team of Medical Specialists and expert paramedical staff with all the infrastructure for blood- Sugar, BP, ECG and complete Eye check up were in place at the camp site.

The camp sponsored by Mr Raj & Mrs. Vandana Jain from USA and supported by Mr. Ajay Choudhary, IPS and Mr. Anshuman Yadav, IPS was a grand success. More than 700 persons were provided free treatment with free medicines in different disciplines. Large number of elderly poor and needy persons from adjoining villages had gathered at the camp site since early morning covering long distances in spite of rainy and soaked weather. It was unfortunate to see such misery and curable diseases go unattended. Our services were welcomed warmly and with gratification.

Presence of eminent and distinguished dignitaries from different fields of life viz Mr. Rajesh Yadav Sr PCS officer UP Govt, Mr.Mohit Gupta Asst Commissioner Commercial Tax Meerut, Mohd Aslam Khan AGM BSNL and others graced the camp and appreciated our activities, vision and mission of eradicating curable blindness which had a deep and lasting impact on the participants and other local population.

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Team of Mahavir International	Eye check-up
Check-up by Doctor	ECG
Patients in Queue	Patients in Queue

Shri Ashok Jain, Chairman Finance briefly highlighted the activities and contributions of our NGO with special focus on its vision of “Cataract Free Delhi”. Besides the support forthcoming from NTPC, SAIL, GAIL,BHEL, POWER GRID, NTPC, IOC, AAI etc, he also gave a reference of persons at the helm of affairs, which had a deep impact on the audience and in turn created awareness and perception of our NGO.

The impact of the brief was evident when, after the conclusion of the Summit, a good number of participants i.e. Dr. H. Chaturvedi, Director BIM (Tech), Mr. Sudhir Sinha, Country Head Arcelor Mittal, Mr. Niranjan Khatri General Manager –ITC, Mr. P.C.Pandey, Director Times Foundation and a host of others sought more information about the activities and working of our NGO.

The organizers thank Mahavir International Delhi for being one of the sponsors and also assured to involve our NGO in a more meaningful and constructive manner.

Public sector banks and Govt. undertakings have always been front runners in accelerating the efforts of Mahavir International in helping the downtrodden people of the society living in Jhuggi Johpri and slum areas of Delhi. Canara Bank has added another milestone in the service of humanity by donating 2 Auto Refractometers worth Rs. 5.80 Lc for checking the eye sight of the people in camps organized by MID in far flung areas of Delhi.

Shri K. K. Mishra, General Manager, Canara Bank, circle New Delhi, handed over a cheque of Rs. 5.8 Lc to Sh. Ashok Jain, Chairman - Finance & Shri Sudhir K. Jain, Secretary at Rajhdhani Charitable Hospital, New Delhi on 18th March, 2010. He also inaugurated the two Auto Refractometers. They shall prove to be a landmark in achieving our mission of making "Delhi Cataract Free".

Mahavir International Pariwar is highly thankful to Canara Bank for their noble cause in the service of humanity and Shri D. K. Kapila, our life member, for his motivation and support.

In our efforts to achieve our mission of ‘Cataract free Delhi’ a further revolutionary beginning was made by signing of MOU with Amway Opportunity Foundation Noida for organizing large scale free eye check up camps.

A maiden attempt has been made recently in the far flung hilly areas of Uttarakhand where medical services are not available. Mahavir International Delhi has organized health camps in remote villages where free eye checkups & IOL cataract operations were conducted.