Hubballi: “I am concerned and worried that some hospitals claim to be five-star hospitals. What we need are five-star facilities and affordable treatment. ‘Health’ and ‘Education’ are service sectors. They are not for gains, they are methods to give back to society,” said vice-president Jagdeep Dhankhar.
Speaking at the inauguration of EYESIRI, the second ophthalmology centre of MM Joshi Eye Institute in Hubballi on Friday, he said, “Hospitals are not commercial institutes.We need five star facilities and affordable treatment.”
“The path to India’s progress is through fitness. To realise the dream of a developed India by 2047, we have to move towards good health services and technological advancement. If you can’t help yourself, you won’t be able to help others. For this, it is very important to remain healthy,” he said.
“Nationalism is our dharma, we all are proud Indians, we should not compromise with nationalism, we should always put the nation first. There is no option,” said Vice-president Jagdeep Dhankhar.
He lauded a series of programmes being implemented by the Narendra Modi government in the past ten years such as Swachh Bharat, building toilets, Ujwala, Jal Jeevan Mission, and Ayushman Bharat are steps towards improving the health of people, especially women, he said. Advancement in the health sector has a positive impact on the country’s economy as patients from different parts of the world visit India for treatment, he noted.
Governor Thaawar Chand Gehlot, Legislative Council chairperson Basavaraj Horatti, Union minister Pralhad Joshi, minister H K Patil, Dr MM Joshi, Pramila Joshi, MLAs Srinivas Mane, MR Patil, Mahesh Tenginakai, Dr Guruprasad, Dr Krishna Prasad, Dr KV Satyamurthy, Dr Srinivas Joshi, and others were present.
Speaking at the inauguration of EYESIRI, the second ophthalmology centre of MM Joshi Eye Institute in Hubballi on Friday, he said, “Hospitals are not commercial institutes.We need five star facilities and affordable treatment.”
“The path to India’s progress is through fitness. To realise the dream of a developed India by 2047, we have to move towards good health services and technological advancement. If you can’t help yourself, you won’t be able to help others. For this, it is very important to remain healthy,” he said.
“Nationalism is our dharma, we all are proud Indians, we should not compromise with nationalism, we should always put the nation first. There is no option,” said Vice-president Jagdeep Dhankhar.
He lauded a series of programmes being implemented by the Narendra Modi government in the past ten years such as Swachh Bharat, building toilets, Ujwala, Jal Jeevan Mission, and Ayushman Bharat are steps towards improving the health of people, especially women, he said. Advancement in the health sector has a positive impact on the country’s economy as patients from different parts of the world visit India for treatment, he noted.
Governor Thaawar Chand Gehlot, Legislative Council chairperson Basavaraj Horatti, Union minister Pralhad Joshi, minister H K Patil, Dr MM Joshi, Pramila Joshi, MLAs Srinivas Mane, MR Patil, Mahesh Tenginakai, Dr Guruprasad, Dr Krishna Prasad, Dr KV Satyamurthy, Dr Srinivas Joshi, and others were present.
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The second ophthalmology centre of MM Joshi Eye Institute of Ophthalmology EYESIRI will be inaugurated in Hubballi on March 1. Social activist Kanhaiya Kumar called for unity and defense of the Indian Constitution during a birthday celebration. Two students from SR Bommai Govt High School won the State Young Scientist Award.
The second ophthalmology centre of MM Joshi Eye Institute of Ophthalmology EYESIRI will be inaugurated in Hubballi on March 1. Social activist Kanhaiya Kumar called for unity and defense of the Indian Constitution during a birthday celebration. Two students from SR Bommai Govt High School won the State Young Scientist Award.
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