Chota Bheem & The Little Doctors team in the town

While the idea of having a doctor in the family may be appealing, it is a challenging career that is not for everyone. Well! MedScapeIndia will turn our naughty kids into mini-doctors! These mini-doctors will be inspired to adopt a healthier lifestyle in process of training them for the first aid program to save a life with CPR. CPR (Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation), to help in first-aid for bleeding or fracture and other life-saving technique applied during emergencies. And they have the perfect mascot for their campaign too – Chota Bheem. Recently MedScapeIndia Fit India movement invited school children & government to integrate First Aid training program from 2nd standard till the college to contribute emergency handling immediately before transferring to the hospital. Chota Bheem was seen  interacting with the kids about the CPR and showed a small act of healthy life with daily exercises and healthy food. So now onwards Chota Bheem & the little doctors will be spreading awareness & prevent heart diseases which are claiming a life every 33 seconds in India. Mr. Dinesh Joshi sais, “It’s very good initiative, especially ” little Doctor will make kids socially more responsible & it  brings leadership in them.”

Dr. Sunita Dube ,  Renowned Radiologist, Chairperson MedscapeIndia says, “After working very closely with Drs across disciplines over the years, we realized that we need to do more in the area of another equally important responsibility. Contributing to the nation by providing a preventive healthy lifestyle. Hence we have come together to launch a Fit India Movement. A subset of this is a unique initiativeFIT KIDS  where after participation in this movement can, not only become Fit & Healthy but also be a Lifesaver by learning the techniques of First Aid and help the nation. So, we are looking forward to partnership and support from Corporate through CSR, Government, Celebrities, Medical Fraternity and Individuals to join hands in this National Movement- Fit India.”

School Children who participated in the awareness activity learn a new thing on how to save the life. Cute pretty girl Ms. Sarah Reddy says she, Loved Chota Bheem, Chutki, and Kalia. Their dance was too good. She Says she will eat Healthy food and play more. Love to become “little Doctor.”

Krish participant from 8th standard. He says Bheem showed us how to stay healthy, First aid training was really very easy to learn. I want to become ‘Little Doctor’ and help society.

Rajiv Podar, Cricketer Nilesh Kulkarni, Dr. KC Mohanty all inspired kids to participate & be more Healthy & responsible. core Team of Doctors  for FIT KIDS from Medscapeindia Drs Rashmi,Kanchan,Tripti ,pediatrician ,fitness  Expert & much more actively are participating in this Movement  to empower the children of our country .All the Kids took the pledge for being healthy, Fit & took the promise to save the life .

MedscapeIndia’s wins heart with there social initiative !!! at NGO Expo !

MedscapeIndia gets  applauded not by exhibitors but also by people who walk in. Maximum numbers of Doctors  from every field:  Allopathy, Homeopathy. Cardiologyy ,Ophthalmology ,Gynecology , Radiology and every other speciality looked truly aligned with each other  & pledged their time  for social initiatives of the Organisation. MedscapeIndia showcased activities from health to social initiative.

As many as 95 NGO’s and other organisations participated. Dr. Huzaifa Khorakiwala CEO Inspiration Wockhardt Foundation, Mrs. Raja Mr. Cherian Thomas, CEO & National Director World Vision India. Mr. Kunal Kapoor Actor  were among the few eminent speakers at the NGO EXPO conference.

A brief function was held to invoke the blessings of Almighty. Among the eminent personalities who visited the stalls were Mr Rajiv Podar, Chairman MD of Podar Enterprise, Dr Quresh Maskati a leading Ophthalmic Surgeon, Dr Vijay Sharma Cosmetic Surgeon, Shaina NC  designer & politician They were all in praise for the efforts that were taken to put up the work of organisation. The side walls of the stall captured all our activities. A video presentation of its numerous activities was also played on a large TV screen.

In the year 2006 team of doctors led by Dr Sunita Dube renowned Radiologist of the country   started -Aryan Medical and Educational trust(AMET)- garnering her time for society to alleviate the healthcare problems of the poor and the under privileged. non-profit charitable trust, working relentlessly towards community welfare since 2006. With a nation reach of Two hundred and fifty thousand healthcare professionals this is the only organisation in India which has brought all the specialities on one platform and focused on bringing the entire healthcare community for a social and health empowerment of India . MedscapeIndia has worked for various awareness campaigns such as; Save the Girl Child, HIV / AIDS Awareness, Breast Cancer, Doctors’ legible Handwriting campaign,World’s first Doctors’ Anthem. And impact fully running “Anokhee Pahal” campaign which promotes health, sanitation and well being of underprivileged section of society, Annual Televised Medscapeindia Awards to empower health in country.

MedscapeIndia also recognised the merits and talents of the doctors and created platform for healthcare experts and encourage initiatives towards a healthier community. Since then it has not looked back. Thanks to the team of AMET

MedscapeIndia has always been in the forefront in their service to the citizens. In a short span of 6 years it has conducted a number activities and  among them for woman-be it for the girl child or woman empowerment or woman health care.

Dr Dube Founder Chairperson of MedscapeIndia -AMET  said we need more participation  from doctors ,corporate and   Government to create more impact to have healthy  citizens Further, she believes with this outreach, we will spread our activities far and wide and initiate more citizen-centric activities.This was indeed a platform for other NGO’s to interact and collaborate. Visitors showed their eagerness to join MedscapeIndia and pledged their time for the benefit of the society. more then 300 members were enrolled.

Free medical check-up camp held in Hansi

On the occasion of Krishna Chandra seventh death anniversary, Savitri Devi Krishna Chandra Foundation, Hansi in collaboration with Medanta The Medicity Hospital and Sarbat Da Bhala recently conducted a free Medical Checkups Camp in conjunction with the blood donation camp. Even after decades of freedom, India is struggling to provide basic health services to its people, Savitri Devi Krishna Chandra Foundation brings medical assistance to these under-resourced populations through medical camps. The purpose of organizing the camp was to make the people aware of their health because Savitri Devi died due to cancer in early age. A team of a well-known eye specialist, physicians, dentist, dermatologist and general practice doctors attended the camp. The doctors examined each patient one by one, diagnosing all weaknesses and illnesses. They checked the eyes, lungs, the functioning of the heart and other parts of the body. President Seema Bhardwaj has organized health camps extensively across the country offering comprehensive health services, She said, ‘ Healthy people can build a strong society, the situation calls for timely care and diagnosis which can reduce the incidence of morbidity and mortality especially among children and women. We visited all the doctors beforehand to give them an idea of village poverty and what they were going to face’. A total of 500 people benefited that day from free medical consultations and medicines. The foundation is supplying free drinking water throughout the year in the local area. Foundation supplies 40-50 thousand litre water every day. Sufficient supply for basic needs for each and every person throughout the camp, including in school and health units. Foundation is not taking any donation from anybody for all these works. Foundation is giving free ambulance service to poor peoples 24 hours service like Mobile Clinic with state-or-art equipment to provide concessional/free treatment to people

Many specialist doctors from various fields responded to this medical camp.

They examined patients, men, women, and children, who were examined for free. Many also received free medicine and complicated cases will be operated on completely free of charge. The Eye operations will be carried out in hospitals free of charge.

The camp was led by Dushyant Chautala, Ashok Kanojiya, Surender Sharma, Sanjay Sharma and much more. Residents of Hansi and the surrounding villages of has underwent treatment at the camp. Problems were diagnosed and free medicines, wheelchairs, Glasses and hearing aids were distributed among patients.

Nilofer Ansari