VK BORL HOSPITAL

NEWSLETTER
Vol. 04, Issue 01
April 2016 - March 2017

SERVE MAN SERVE GOD

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The Resolution of healthy BHARAT

VIVEKANANDA KENDRA BORL HOSPITAL

BORL Township, Bina, M. P. - 470124
 Man-Making Nation-Building

Vivekananda Kendra Calling!

(a Spiritually Oriented Service Mission)

A hundred thousand men and women, fired with the zeal of holiness, fortified with
eternal faith in the Lord, and nerved to lions courage by their sympathy for the poor
and the fallen and the downtrodden, will go over the length and breadth of the land,
preaching the gospel of salvation, the gospel of help, the gospel of social raising-
up, the gospel of equality.
Are you among those who Swamiji had in mind
for awakening our people to the mission of our Motherland?
- the JAGADGURU BHARAT

You can serve humanity through the Man-Making and Nation-Building

projects in education, culture and sustainable development and branches
spread all over India.
Come, Dedicate yourself for the service of the nation as a full-time worker.

It is a mission for the nation your basic needs like food, clothing
& accommodation will be taken care of by the organization.
Contact on the following address with full bio-data:

General Secretary
Vivekananda Kendra, Vivekanandapuram,
Kanyakumari - 629 702.
Phone: 04652-247012, Fax: 04652-247177
E-Mail : join@vkendra.org
for details log on : www.vkendra.org
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Message from Vice President

I am extremely happy to know that the Vivekananda Kendra BORL
hospital Bina is bringing out the 4th issue of their Annual Magazine
which were found very useful in knowing the various activities of the
Hospital.
I wish Swami Vivekanandas message of selfless service should be
highlighted; that alone can pave way for ideal Man-making and
Nation building which are the need of the hour. My best wishes to you
and to the entire team of Vivekananda Kendra BORL hospital staff.
With best regards.
A. Balakrishnan
Vice President, Vivekananda Kendra, Kanyakumari

Message from General Secretary

Ours is the work that Swami Vivekananda envisaged. When we think
of the attitude that we should have especially in Hospital project, it
should be 'selfless service'. Swamiji says :
We become forgetful of the ego when we think of the body as
dedicated to the service of others - the body with which most
complacently we identify the ego. And in the long run comes the
consciousness of disembodiedness. The more intently you think of
well-being of others, the oblivious of self you become. In this way, as
gradually your heart gets purified by work, you will come to feel the
truth that your own Self is pervading all beings and all things. Thus it
is that doing good to others constitutes a way, a means of revealing
one's own Self or Atman.
Know this also to be one of the spiritual practices, a discipline for God-
realization. Its aim also is Self-realization. Exactly as that aim is
attained by Jnana (knowledge), Bhakti (devotion) and do so on, also
by work for the sake of others.
D. Bhanudas
General Secretary, Vivekananda Kendra, Kanyakumari

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Message from Managing Director, BORL

It is an honour and pleasure to write a message for the 4th issue of
VK BORL newsletter. On going through the previous issues, I
realized that there has been a break and Dr. Kayal is taking the
initiative of reviving this newsletter after a gap of 2 years. The
previous issues were very informative and made us aware of many
ailments and the precautions that we can take to avoid the ailment
and hope that these issues are released regularly.
I am also happy to note that VK BORL has slowly gained reputation of
being one of the trusted multi-disciplinary hospital in this region,
particularly catering to the needy around the refinery. In the last 3
years the number of BPL (Below Poverty Line) patients coming to VK
BORL has grown by over 40% as the table below shows and the credit
for this should go to the Doctors & staff of VK BORL who are
providing service for the under privileged in the area a task which is
formidable but made easy by their noble attitude.
BPL patients being attended in VK BORL

10,146
14,923 2014-15
2015-16
10,398 2016-17 (upto Dec16)

I congratulate the staff for their selfless service and hope they
continue to maintain & further improve the quality of service &
health care provided to the patients. I would take this opportunity to
inform the readers of this issue that BORL has decided to extend the
senior citizen benefit to patients aged 55 years and above (reduced
from 60 years) to honour the request of many villagers. This will go a
long way to help poor villagers who avoid coming to hospital at the
beginning of ailment due to financial reasons and later they have to
spend even more as the ailment become more serious.
Best wishes and happy reading.
Sunderajan
Managing Director, Bharat Oman Refineries Limited, Bina

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Vivekananda Kendra BORL HOSPITAL

T he Vivekananda Kendra BORL Hospital is a 30 bedded, well equipped hospital with multispecialty
facilities, adjacent to the town of Bina. District Sagar, MP. The hospital is established by Bharat Oman
Refineries Limited (BORL) and is managed by Vivekananda Kendra, Kanyakumari. Total built-up area is 803
Sq m . The hospital is supported by various facilities available in the campus like post office, bank, cafeteria,
24 hrs medical store, 24 hrs ambulance services, ATM, fire services etc. The hospital has 24 hours power back
up system and clean drinking water supply.
FACILITIESAT VK BORLHOSPITAL :-
Outdoor Facilities:
1. Out Patient Consultations are available for the General OPD, Medicine, General Surgery, Pediatrics &
Neonatology, Obstetrics & Gynecology department.
2. Special Clinics in OPD:- The hospital have special clinics of Orthopaedic, ENT, Surgery, Sonography,
Dental, Homeopathy,Ayurvedic, Physiotherapy and Ophthalmology.
Indoor Patient Department (IPD): Hospitalization facilities includes, General Female Ward, General Male
Ward, Private Ward, Semi Private Ward, Maternity, Labor Room and Neonatal Section
Intensive Care Unit (ICU) and Casualty: 2 Bedded ICU and Casualty Department is equipped with
Ventilator, Multipara monitor, Infusion pumps, Defibrillator, Nebulisers, Bed side oxygen, Suction
Machine, ECG Machine etc and backed up by competent nursing staff. The casualty is running 24 hours.
Other Medical Facilities: This hospital have fully equipped Pathology, Central Sterilization Department
(CSSD), Digital X-Ray, Sonography, Operation Theatre, Life Support Ambulance, Industrial Fully
Automated Laundry and 24-hours Emergency Services backed by round-the-clock Pharmacy.
Bharat Oman Refineries Ltd. charitable events under Corporate Social Responsibility: VK BORL
Hospital, Bina is providing Free Medical Treatment to Below Poverty Line (BPL) patient, Senior Citizens
(Above 55 Years), Pregnant Womens and Childrens (Below 10 years) residing in the surrounding villages
of BORL under the CSR activities of Bharat Oman Refineries Ltd Bina.
Free Medical and Other Camps: Free Mobile Medical camp through Mobile Medical Van is functional in 23
CSR villages. Apart of this hospital is organizing regularly free multispecialty (Pediatric, Medicine,
Gynecology, Surgery etc) medical camps, General Health checkup camp, Eye check up camp, Blood
pressure checkup camp, Spirometry camp etc in nearby villages and required medicines are dispensed free
of cost to the villagers. This hospital is also spreading awareness through Antenatal camp, Health and
Hygiene awareness camp,Adolescent child education for girls (age 14-18) under the CSR initiative.

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Providing healthcare: A challenge
A
ccess to healthcare is one of the basic needs of
any community. The Vivekananda Kendra
BORL Hospital was started on 23rd June, 2010,
approximately eighteen months after the signing of a
Memorandum of Understanding between the BORL
management and Vivekananda Kendra, Kanya Kumari.
The hospital was primarily meant to cater to the medical
needs of the refinery employees and their families. Besides
this, as part of the Corporate Social Responsibility of
BORL, the hospital also serves the people living in the
nearby villages. Twenty three of these villages have been
earmarked for special care under CSR and these villages
enjoy many benefits at the hospital viz., free healthcare
for BPL patients, senior citizens (recently revised to
include all people 55 years of age and above), pregnant
women, and children less than 10 years of age. We also
provide our services at very nominal cost to all other
categories of patients who come from other villages or
from Bina town or other nearby regions.
The Vivekananda Kendra BORL Hospital offers
round the clock emergency service, ambulance
service, 24x7 medical store, multi-specialty
outpatient and inpatient care, laboratory
diagnostic facilities, X-Ray and sonography,
physiotherapy, dental care and an outreach
program whereby a mobile medical unit visits
all the CSR villages on a regular basis. The
hospital also participates in many
government health programs.
Healthcare in our country, despite 70 years of
independence, still remains grossly inadequate.
Total spending on healthcare as a proportion of the GDP
remains abysmally low as compared to not only the
developed but also many developing countries as well.
The federal government is not directly accountable;
rather health is the responsibility of the state
governments. According to a government of India study
done in 2014, only 17% of the population has any kind of
medical insurance. Over 35% of poor rural households,
according to another study, incur Catastrophic Health
Expenditure- that involves selling of household assets
like land or cattle and threatens a households capacity to
maintain a basic standard of living and pushes them into
indebtedness.
As per National Family Health Survey-3 data, 70% of
urban and 67% of rural India (the figure varies from state
to state) relies on the private sector for its medical needs.
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Though villages account for 68% of the
total population, only 2% of the doctors
serve here.
High maternal mortality, high infant
and under-five mortality, rampant
malnutrition, poor sanitation, lack
access to safe drinking water, high
incidence of infectious diseases like pneumonia, diarrhea,
tuberculosis, malaria, dengue, and HIV, high prevalence
of chronic disorders like high blood pressure, diabetes
mellitus, coronary artery disease, cancer, obesity, mental
disorders, high prevalence of disabilities, growing
numbers of accidents, poisonings and substance abuse-
are some of the major health issues afflicting our country
and more particularly our state, Madhya Pradesh.
On the other hand, lack of availability of qualified
healthcare personnel, especially in semi-urban, rural and
tribal areas, widespread superstitions and harmful
healthcare practices, overdependence on quacks and
charlatans, poor management of government
infrastructure, poor quality and lack of quality
control in the drug sector and their high cost- all
these aggravate the situation.
The need of the hour is to provide
affordable quality healthcare to the vast
unreachable segment of our population,
with respect and compassion. However,
healthcare is not just about curing some
diseases; it also encompasses preventive,
rehabilitative and palliative care. Today the
emphasis is on positive health which, according to
WHO is not merely the absence of disease or infirmity but
a state of complete physical, mental, social and spiritual
well-being. We need to impart health education to the
community and to inculcate positive health attitude and
behaviour. We need to take measures to prevent many
diseases- through vaccination, environmental
intervention, and lifestyle modification etc.
The Vivekananda Kendra BORL Hospital, through its
various initiatives, is trying to take baby steps in all these
spheres and with Swamijis motto of service to man being
equal to service to God guiding our path, we hope to make
our humble contribution to the task of securing the
healthcare needs of our community.
Om Shanti!
Dr. R. K. Kayal,
Medical Superintendent, VK BORL Hospital, Bina
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YOGA DAY
A s part of worldwide
International Yoga Day,
2016, VK BORL Hospital has also
observed this day on June 21, 2016
in its campus with the theme "Yoga
for Harmony and Peace". A Yoga
session of around sixty minutes was
organized in which 26 faculty; officers
and staff took part enthusiastically and
practiced various asanas of Yoga and pranayama.
Shri Girish Kumar Pal, Hospital Administrative
Officer demonstrated various Yoga postures and
explained correct way of doing asanas. Yoga session
Blood Donation Camp
V ivekananda Kendra BORL
Hospital conducted a
BLOOD DONATION
camp on 20th June 2016 on the
occasion of 6th Foundation Day of
VK BORL Hospital, Bina in
association with Chennai Radha
Engineering Works Pvt Ltd,BORL
Site. All the doctors and staff
participated voluntarily in the
camp. In total, 76 units of blood
were collected. Residents of BORL
Township and surrounding area
took part enthusiastically. The
Camp started at 11.00 a.m. and went up to 3:00 p.m. A
team of Doctors and Technicians came from Red Cross
Society, Bhopal to conduct the camp.
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was started with chanting of
Mangalacharnam followed by
Sookshma Vyayam, Vajrasana,
Sarpasana, Anulom Vilom, Nadi
Shodhan, Pranayama and
Bhramaree Pranayama.
Practice of regular yoga helps
various parts of the body to perform their
functions smoothly and in proper
coordination. Chanting Om Mantra also
strengthens the immune system and does internal
cleansing of blood, body parts, body systems, organs,
veins & arteries. It brings in one harmony and
Dr Rajkumar Kayal, Medical
Superintendent observed on this
occasion that our body fulfills the
requirement of blood within 24
hours of blood donation; hence
there is a need to create
awareness amongst our youth for
active participation in such a
noble cause and praised the
participants by giving them
mementoes. He said that one unit
blood can save lives of four needy
people. The camp was organized
in a very disciplined manner
checking each and every aspect of participants
health including their hemoglobin, blood pressure
and any other tests advised by the doctors.
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A friendship Cricket Match was organized on 24th June 2016 between

staff of VK BORL Hospital, Bina at the play ground of DAV BORL
Public School, Bina. Shri Krishn Kumar Sahu, Captain of the Ramkrishna
Team won the toss from Shri Nand Kishore Raut, Captain of Vivekananda
Team and elected to bat first. Ramkrishna Team scored 127 runs in 15
overs. On the other hand Vivekananda team was all out in the 14th over
and scored only 105 runs. Kunwar Singh was the man of the match.

TREE PLANTATION MARATHON RACE

A mini Marathon was held on the 25th June,2016

for the staff and family members of hospital. The

T ree Plantation programme was organized at VK BORL

Hospital on 23rd June 2016, 8:00 AM on the occasion
of 6th Anniversary of VK BORL Hospital, Bina. Dr
Rajkumar Kayal, Medical Superintendent welcomed the
Chief Guest Shri Umesh Chandra Upachyay, Jt Sr VP-HR,
BORL. Janam Diwas Sloka was chanted and a song Desh
Hamain Deta Hai Sab Kuch was sung by the gathering. Shri
U C Upadhyay, Jt Sr VP-HR planted a tree in the grounds of
the hospital and conveyed his best wishes for the better
functioning of the hospital. Dr Subrat Adhikary, Sr
Consultant Physician, Dr S N Upadhyay, Other Doctors
and Paramadical and Non Medical Staff also planted trees
around the hospital premises.
marathon started from BORL Township Bina Gate and
ended their run at the BORL Township Chanderi Gate.
The hospital staff had a marathon of 2 km. The race
commenced with inspirational and motivational words
to the aspiring runners by the Medical Superintendent,
Dr Rajkumar Kayal and Dr Deepali Kayal, Sr MO at
06:00 AM. The zeal and enthusiasm encouraged the
participants to complete the entire race. 25 Hospital
Staff took part although some runners outran the rest;
still others were satisfied with their attempt to
complete the entire marathon. Baby Ananya Singh was
the winner of this race.

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DRAWING COMPETITION
Kendriya Vidyalaya, Bina and DAV BORL School, Bina

A Drawing and Colouring Competition for Std. II, III & IV

in DAV BORL School and for Std II, III & IV Kendriya
Vidyalaya, Bina was organized on 23rd June 2016. The theme
of this activity was Coloring in the poster of Swami
Vivekananda, OMand Nature. This activity was organized to
explore and encourage creativity in children and offer them a
platform to show their skill in drawing and coloring. It inspired
children to think and work creatively and promoted artistic
excellence. Children participated earnestly in the competition.
Children cameup with amazing artwork in drawing.
The final judgment was made by the judge Mrs. Dr
Deepali Kayal, Sr Medical Officer. The criteria for
judgment were: Effectiveness of Design, Creativity, was a treat to the eyes. Selecting the students was a tough
Neatness, Colour Combination and Overall Effect. Each of task for the jury. This fun filled activity witnessed an
these drawings were artistically coloured by the children, it enthusiastic participation of all the students.

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ESSAY COMPETITION AMONG THE STUDENT OF CLASS 5 to 10
Organizing essay competitions among students not only enhances the knowledge of students
regarding the particular issue but also contributes to generate genuine ideas and opinions.
Considering the previous experiences, VK BORL Hospital organized an Essay Competition on the
title Water Conservation for the students of Class V to X in Kendriya Vidyalaya, Bina.

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CLINICAL MEETINGS
V ivekananda Kendra BORL Hospital,
organises Continuous Medical
Education (CME) programmes to
maintain, develop, or increase the
knowledge, skills, and professional
performance and relationships that a
medical staff uses to provide services for
patients, the public, or the profession.
Following CMEs organized at this
hospital during FY 2016-17:

S.No. Date of CME Subject Guest Speaker Participants

1 24.06.2016 Basic Life Support (BLS) Dr Rajanikant Ranjan, 13 Doctors
& Advance Life Support (ALS) Consultant Anaesthetist
2 25.06.2016 Cardio Pulmonary Cerebral Dr Rajanikant Ranjan, 24 Nurses
Resuscitation (CPCR) Consultant Anaesthetist
3 12.08.2016 Orthopedic Problems Dr Priyank Agarwal, 12 Doctors
Visiting Consultant
4 02.09.2016 Pregnancy Induced Dr Manjiri P Joshi, 11 Doctors
Hypertension Consultant Gynecologist
5 09.09.2016 Neonatal Resuscitation of Dr Rajkumar Kayal, 8 Doctors
Physioligy Tramitia at Birth Medical Superintendent
6 23.09.2016 Diarrhea in Children Dr Rajkumar Kayal, 10 Doctors
Medical Superintendent
7 30.09.2016 Dengue Dr Sanjay Dulavat, GDMO 7 Doctors
8 07.10.2016 Cervical Cancer Dr H. N. Singh, Sr MO 6 Doctors
9 14.10.2016 Febrile Convulsions Dr Rajkumar Kayal, 8 Doctors
Medical Superintendent
10 21.10.2016 First Aid in Fractures Dr Priyank Agarwal, 11 Doctors
Visiting Consultant
11 04.11.2016 Malaria Dr S. N. Upadhyay, Sr MO 7 Doctors
12 02.12.2016 ECG Dr S. N. Upadhyay, Sr MO 8 Doctors
13 23.12.2016 Common Aspects of Medico Dr D. S. Badkur, State 14 Doctors & 6
Legal Examination Medico Legal Expert, Paramedical Staff
Department of Home Affairs,
Govt. of MP, Bhopal
14 06.01.2017 Malnutrition in Children Dr R K Kayal, Dr Ajab Singh, 24 Doctors
Dr M C Meghwani
15 27.01.2017 Oral Hygiene & Dental Care Dr Prachi Jain, Visiting Dentist 8 Doctors
16 03.03.2017 MLC Dr S. N. Upadhyay, Sr MO 6 Doctors
17 25.03.2017 DOTs Dr Subrat Adhikary, 8 Doctors
Sr Consultant Physician

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Level -3 Mock
Drill Management
A level 3 Mock Drill was organized at BORL on
22nd December, 2016 at 03:00 PM. For planning
and management of this Mock Drill we had intimated
all the heads of nearest health centres for readiness in
any emergency situation.
Under the direction of Dr Rajkumar Kayal, Medical
Superintendent, Shri Girish Kumar Pal, Hospital
Administrative Officer planned the mock drill for
implementation. Smt Rajni Massey, I/c Nurses, Shri
Dhannalal Prajapati, Shri Neeraj Jain, Krishna Kumar
Sahu and other paramedical staff gave valuable input in
this planning. The Mock Drill started at 3:00 PM by
blowing Wailing siren (Level-2 siren repeated for 3
times) and our ambulance moved to the site with DrAlok
Tyagi, GDMO, Shri Ginto Jose and Shri Nandkishore
Raut, Paramedical Staff, Shri Rakesh Ahirwar as the
ambulance driver. No. Casualty was reported by the duty
staff at this hospital and mock drill was over with all clear
siren (Continuous Siren 2 Minutes). A team of one
Medical Officer and Two paramedical Staff of Civil
Hospital also participated in this Mock Drill.
BLS TRAINING
PROGRAMME
B LS training programme was organized by Indian
Academy of Pediatrics, Sagar Branch and VK
BORL Hospital on 7th September 2016, 8:45 pm at
conference hall of VK
BORL Hospital. Dr. A K
Rawat. HOD BMC
Paediatrics Dept. BMC
and Dr. Sanjay Gupta,
Former Secretary IAP,
Sagar were the guest
speaker. Dr Rawat gave
training to the participants
through presentation and
demonstration by adult
manikin and peadiatric
manikin. Discussion about
foreign body removal was
also done. Certificate of
Mass awareness programe
(CPR) was given to all members. Dr Rajkumar Kayal,
Medical Superintendent felicitated all faculty members and
thanked themfor giving theirvaluabletimeforthe event.
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FIRE & SAFETY AND
EVACUATION DRILL
T wo fire and safety training and fire evacuation drills
were conducted at VK BORL Hospital, Bina on 12th
April 2016 and 16th January 2017. Mr Gourav Diwan (AM-
F&S) and Mr Anuj Rathor (AM-F&S) BORL explained in
detail about the fire triangle, types of fire, protocol to be
followed in case of fire, Type of fire extinguisher, how to
operate a fire extinguisher, safety norms that should be
followed, evacuation norms and procedures, emergency
methods of moving casualties during training session
through presentation in the conference hall of this hospital.
This training session was followed by a question and
answer session in which all present employees took an
active part. After this session a fire evacuation drill was
conducted. All the participants assembled in the assembly
point and proper head count was done and duly reported to
the drill coordinator Dr Alok Tyagi, GDMO. During the
training all the participants were made aware about all the
fire fighting equipments installed at the hospital. Practical
demonstration of evacuation of patients with the help of
stretchers and emergency methods of moving casualties
were given to all the participants. Shri S. Chatterjee, Jt. Sr.
VP BORL was also present during the training session as
an observer.
Emergency Equipment
Handling Training
A training session for maintenance and handling of
emergency medical equipments was organized by
Skanray Technologies Pvt Ltd, Branch Bhopal for
paramedical and support staff of hospital on 9th February
2017, 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM. During the training session Shri
Deepak Giri, Service Engineer of M/s. Skanray Technology
Pvt Limited demonstrated all the procedures to be followed
for safe handling of medical equipments for obtaining the
best results and increased longevity of the medical
equipments -through physical examples and presentation.
Around 42 paramedical and support staff were present
during the training session. Skanray Technology Pvt
Limited supplied Anaesthesia Ventilators with vaporizers,
Infusion Pumps, Cardiac Monitors, ECG Machines,
Surgical Diathermy to this hospital.
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COMMON ASPECTS OF
MEDICOLEGAL EXAMINATION
V K BORL Hospital Bina conducted a CME on
Medico-legal issues in practice at VK BORL
Hospital Conference hall on 23rd December 2016. Dr.
D. S. Badkur, Senior State Medico Legal Expert,
Bhopal elaborated on the various issues concerned
with medicolegal cases and how they are dealt with in
the light of Indian Law. He explained that a significant
number of problems were due to poor documentation
Nurses Day Celebration
N urses day was celebrated on 12th
May 2016 at VK BORL Hospital,
Bina. Chief Guest was Mananeeya A.
Balakrishnanji (Vice President,
Vivekananda Kendra, Kanyakumari),
Guest of honor was Capt. Ravinder Joshi
(Advisor, VK Hospitals) Special Guests
were Dr S. M. Tiwari (Chairman, GB, VK
BORL Hospital) and Dr Shrikant Tiwari
(Medical Superintendent, VK BORL
Hospital). Programme was compered by
Mrs Triza Pinto, Staff Nurse and Mrs Florence
Justin, Staff Nurse. Programme was started with
Mangalacharanam at 4:00 PM at conference hall.
Introduction of all the dignitaries was done by Mr
Dhannalal Prajapati, Staff Nurse. Welcome Speech
was delivered by Mrs Rajni Massey, Sister I/c and
felicitation of all dignitaries was done by Mr
Dhannalal Prajapati, Shri Krishna Kumar Sahu, Shri
Manoj. Speech on Nurses Day was given by Shri
Arun Kumar Saket, Staff Nurse. Lightening of the
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of MLCs. He explained the importance of
documentation for Age Determination / verification,
eligibility for employment, marriage contract,
attainment of majority, rape or sexual attempt,
kidnapping, criminal abortion, judicial punishment,
unidentified body, unnatural death etc in detail as per
the Indian Law and numerous pertinent court
judgments.
He further explained that the issue of medicolegal
autopsy as a very significant and controversial issue
which confronts the medical officers and dwelt at
length uopn the various aspects which need to be kept
in mind while conducting such examination.
He enthralled the participants with his presentation
covering procedure, precautions and documentation of
postmortem report. The lecture resolved numerous
queries the participants had on this importance
issue.This CME improved the knowledge and skills of
participants while dealing with Medico Legal Cases.
ceremonial lamp was done by Mananeeya A.
Balakrishnan ji, Capt. Ravinder Joshi ji, Dr S. M.
Tiwari ji and Dr S. K. Tiwari.
Mananeeya A Balakrishnan ji, Capt. Ravinder
Joshi, Dr S M Tiwari and Dr S. N. Upadhyay, Sr MO
gave inspiring and motivating thoughts about
nursing and inspired all nurses as to how they can
serve man as they serve God. Vote of thanks was
given by Smt Anu KR, Staff Nurse; programme
concluded with Shanti Path.
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Special Medical Health Camp &
st
1 Vivekananda Arogya Mela
A free Special Medical Camp and Awareness
Programme VIVEKANANDA AROGYA
MELA was organized at Samarpan Bhavan, Village
Hirinchipa , Bina on 16th October 2016 Sunday from
9:00 AM to 02:00 PM in association with Indian
Medical Association, Bina, Manav Seva Samiti
Bina, Samanvay Mandapam, Bina, Jeevan Rekha
Sanstha, Bina and Mahesh Medical, Bina. In this
programme 508 patients were consulted by Doctors
and necessary medicines were distributed free of cost
by M/s Mahesh Medical Store, Bina. In the camp
Blood Pressure, Hemoglobin, Weight, RBS were
checked along with the Medical Consultation.
Adarniya Manohar Dev ji, renowned business man
of Indore and Dr Ajab Singh Thakur, President,
Indian Medical Association branch Bina were Chief
Guests of the programme.
Mananeeya Kishore ji Tokekar, Joint General
Secretary, Vivekananda Kendra, Kanyakumari, Shri
Rambhuvan Singh Kushwaha, Sr Journalist, Shri
Bhanwar Singh Rajpoot, Prant Pramukh,
Vivekananda Kendra, Kanyakumari, Madhya Prant
& Shri Kameshwar Prasad Mishra, AVP-HR were
present as guests of honor at this medical camp.
This special medical camp was organized for the
sake of people of Bina and its outskirts. Everybody
took part enthusiastically great success.
Patient Statistics:
S.No. Particulars Male Female
1 GeneralAge Group 156 213
2 Children 49 40
3 Senior Citizen (Above 60 Yrs) 33 17
Total 238 270
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Vol. 4, Issue 1, April 2016 - March 2017
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2 Vivekananda Arogya Mela
A free Special Medical Camp and Awareness
Programme VIVEKANANDAAROGYA MELA
was organized at Naveen Samudaik Swasthya Kendra,
Mandi Bamora on 27th November 2016 Sunday from
10:00 AM to 03:00 PM in association with the Social
Workers of Mandi Bamora. In this programme 813 patients
were consulted by Doctors. During the camp necessary
investigations & medicines were dispensed free of cost. In
the camp following investigations were done:
1. Blood Pressure: Blood Pressure of all the visitors
having age more than 10 years, were checked and 02
were detected to have problem of high BP.
2. Hemoglobin: Hemoglobin of all the visitor was
checked and 05 were detected to have less anemia.
3. Height & Weight: Height and Weight of all the
visitors were checked.
4. Random Blood Sugar (RBS): RBS of all the visitors
having age more than 40 years were checked and 13
patients were detected having diabetes.
Adarniya Pooran Singh Raghuvansi, Sr. Social
Total Worker and businessman of Mandibamora was Chief
369 Guest of the programme. Regional businessman and
respected personality of Mandibamora Shri Umashankar
89 Agarwal, Shri Jagdish Prasad Tiwari, Shri Rajendra
50 Dabri, Shri Naveen Paliwal were present as guest of
508 honor at this medical camp.
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Adarniya Pooran Singh Raghuvansiji wished to

improve the health standard of the residents of the
Mandibamora through this type of medical camps and
awareness programmes and requested the VK BORL
Hospital management to conduct more camps in future
in this area. Dr Rajkumar Kayal, Medical
Superintendent said that the situation of the people of
this area is vulnerable because of lack of education and
public health awareness. He further said that the key
challenges in the health care domain are poor
accountability, low-quality care, lack of health dispensed free of cost.
awareness and limited access to health facilities.
Sushree Uma Vijay Singh Jaat, Jila Adhyaksha of
S.No. Particulars Male Female Total Mahila Mukti Morcha, Kurwai was Chief Guest of the
1 GeneralAge Group 204 279 483 programme. Shri Sandeep Sapre, Poorv Adhyaksha,
Nagar Panchayat, Kurwai, Pt. Prem Narayan Tiwari,
2 Children 77 69 146 Adhyaksha Janpad Panchayat Kurwai, Rakesh Rai, Rep.
3 Senior Citizen Above 60 Yrs 107 77 184 of MLA, Ajay Shrivastava, Nagar Adhyaksha, Rajpal
Total 388 425 813 Yadav, Rep. of MP, Gourav Sahu, Social Worker were
present as guests of honor at this medical camp.
rd Smt Uma Vijay Singh Jaat appreciated the activity of
3 Vivekananda Arogya Mela this medical camp and awareness programme and

A free Special Medical Camp and Awareness

Programme VIVEKANANDA AROGYA
MELA was organized at Raghuvansh Vatika, Kurwai
requested the VK BORL Hospital management to
organise more and more camps in surrounding areas.

on 24th December 2016 Saturday from 10:00 AM to S.No. Particulars Male Female Total
03:00 PM in association with the Manav Seva Samiti 1 GeneralAge Group 195 225 420
and other Social Workers of Kurwai. In this programme 2 Children 29 34 63
655 patients were consulted by Doctors. During the
camp Blood Pressure, Hemoglobin, Height, Weight, 3 Senior Citizen Above 60 Yrs 91 81 172
Random Blood Sugar were checked & medicines were Total 315 340 655

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Homeopathy Medical Camp

& Awareness Programme
A free Homeopathic Medical Camp and
Awareness Programme was organized at VK
BORL Hospital, Bina on 4th December2016 Sunday
from 12:00 Noon to 04:00 PM. Shri Arvind Sharma,
Dy. Director, Dept. of Industrial Safety & Health
(DISH), Bhopal was the Chief Guest; Shri Ratnakar
Behra, Sr. VP-BORL and Shri U. C. Upadhyay, Jt Sr.
VP-HR BORL were guests of honor.
Dr M Zakariya Siddique, Renowned Homeopath &
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Bhopal addressed the gathering and said that patients
should share their disease history with doctor in detail
without hesitation to identify the proper line of Doctors (Dr Nauseen Khan, Dr Gulnaz Khan, Dr
treatment. Asha Kushwaha, Dr Washim, Dr Hanzilla Anwar)
Dr Sangeeta Jain, Visiting Homeopathy Consultant, examined 280 patients of different diseases like skin
VK BORL Hospital, Bina and Dr M Zakariya disease, respiratory tract infection and arthritis along
Siddique, Bhopal and his team of Homeopathy with other acute and chronic diseases.
Patient Statistics:
Sl No. Particulars Male Female Total Total Patients
BORL Other BORL Other BORL Other
1 GeneralAge Group 26 74 20 75 46 149 195
2 Children 9 17 6 12 15 29 44
3 Senior CitizenAbove 60 Yrs 3 16 1 21 4 37 41
Total 38 107 27 108 65 215 280

Bone Mineral Density A free Bone Mineral Density (BMD)

Testing camp was organised for the age
group of >40 yrs, in VK BORL Hospital in

(BMD) Testing Camp association with Narmada Trauma Centre,

Bhopal on 29th January 2017.
In this BMD Testing camp 75 persons were
c o n s u l t e d b y D r. R a g h u n a n d a n
(orthopedician) free of cost and Shri Ashish
Soni & Shri Ravi Shakya performed this test
with the help of BMD machine.
Reduction in Bone Mineral Density (BMD)
is common after 40 years of age, which is an
important risk factor to sustain fractures
during fall in bathrooms or household. Its
common form of presentation is long standing
low back pain. The condition can be corrected
to an extent, by early diagnosis, life style
changes & proper treatment. Persons involved
in regular heavy physical activity, usually
retain their BMD till late in their life.

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Effects of long terms
use of mobile phone
on hearing status
M obile phone uses electromagnetic waves to
transmit the signal from mobile phone to
mobile Towers & vice versa. The electromagnetic
waves can affect the human health ranging from
increased blood pressure, cause
memory loss, induce migraines &
hearing impairment (specially High
frequency hearing loss). Ear is
divided into three parts: Outer ear,
middle ear & inner Ear. It is possible
that cell phone usage is linked to
damage in the ear, especially in people
who use their phones sixty minutes or more per day.
Some people experience pain in the inner ear, or
warmth on the outer ear and because there is no
infection or trauma, they are hard pressed to find a
cause. Mobile phone users who had symptoms such as
warm sensation, fullness in the ear or ringing were
more likely to have the high frequency hearing loss.
These are warning signs on inner ear affected due to
over use of mobile phones.
Some tips to minimize cell phone radiation
1. Get Wired:-Awired headset will automatically decrease
your radiation because the phone will be away from the
body. Every inch you can get away from the body
reduces the amount of radiation you are absorbing.
2. Use the speakerphone:- This function is helpful
because you are keeping the phone away from your
brain, holding out the cell radiation by two inches
drops the radiation by a factor of four.
3. Dont wear Bluetooth all the time:- If you use a
Bluetooth device, switch it from ear to ear so you
dont have to much exposure on one side.
4. Avoid radiation hot spots:- A weak signal will cause your
phone to work harder giving off more radiation. So avoid
using phones in elevators, buildings &rurals areas.
5. Read the fine prints:- Most cell phone safety manuals
tell consumers to not keep the phones next to their
head or even in your pocket. Dont keep your mobile
next to your body.
6. Dont talk, text:- If you dont want to hold the phone
next to your face all the time send text message or use
your e-mail or messaging services. This way you
avoid putting the phone to your head altogether.
At last the general rule of thumb is that the smarter the
phone, the more the radiation.
Dr Jaishree Sahu, MS ENT
Whatever we shall be in the future will be the result of what we think and do now.
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Dental Diagnosis and
Awareness Camp
A dental Diagnosis and Awareness Camp was held at
Govt. High School, Patkui, Bina on 14th February
2017 between 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM. Dr Prachi Shah
Jain, Consultant Dentist checked the dental health and
oral hygiene status of children. The camp coordinator
was Shri Saurabh Marathe, MSW.
The camp was conducted for the children of class 8th,
9th & 10th in which 92 children were took part and 18
were detected for further treatment. A diagnostic check-
up was done, following which the required treatment
module was explained. Awareness of oral health of the
students was increased by education of brushing
techniques, health hazards due to tobacco use, and
general overall health improvement.
career counseling
Session KV School
A career counseling Session of 11th and 12th
(Commerce) Class student was taken by Shri Rahul
Udainiya, Office Superintendent, VK BORL Hospital at
Kendriya Vidyalaya, Bina on
17th October 2016 from 01:00
PM to 02:00 PM. Forty (40)
students were present in the
class. Shri Rahulji informed
the students about the
importance of Commerce and
opportunities available in the
market. Boys and girls
listened to the talk keenly. At
the end cross questioning was
done and Shri Rahul Udainiya replied to their queries,
motivated them and tried to clear their vision to achieve
the desired goal as a commerce student. After the
counseling session Shri Rahulji met with Smt Sunita
Gupta, Principal of Kendriya Vidyalaya, Bina. The
Principal appreciated the session and thanked the VK
BORL Hospital management for permitting Shri Rahul ji
for presentation of this session.
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Cervical Cancer
Knowledge and awareness for its prevention
Cervix is the entrance part of uterus.
Cancer is nothing but uncontrolled division of abnormal
cells which forms tumor.
Risk Factors :-
(1) Human Papilloma virus (HPV)- Is sexually
transmitted virus there are different types of HPVs.
(2) Multiple sexual partners, (3) Smoking.
(4) Weakenedimmunesystem-likethosewithHIV/AIDS.
(5) Long term mental stress.
(6) Giving birth at very young age.
(7) Several pregnancies Women who have at least 3
children or more are likely to develop cancer.
(8) Contraceptivepills -Long termuseofpills raises risk.
(9) Other Sexually Transmitted diseases (STD)- Women
who are infected with other STDs are at higher risk
of developing cervical cancer.
(10) Socio Economic status - Low socioeconomic
group have more risk.
Symptoms :-
In early stages there are no significant symptoms, so it is
necessary to do regular PAP smear.
Common symptoms are
(1) Intermenstrual bleeding (2) Bleeding after sexual
contact (3) Post menopausal bleeding (4) Discomfort
during sexual intercourse (5) Foul smelling vaginal
discharge (6) Pelvic pain.
Tests & Diagnosis :-
Awareness of good posture for Desk Job Professions
I n present time we all are two busy in our life &
unable to concentrate to our self. Due to work these
are so many musculoskeletal demands lead to take
stress. One of the biggest reason behind this is our
posture of daily routine specially to
spend 8-10 hours a day in sitting
position continue sitting in same
posture for so lazy very hander effect of
spine. Due to which adjacent muscles of
postural and pelvic complex goes in
tighten still if individual is persisting with same
posture they constant pressure or intervertebral disc
will lead to bulge its original state.
Further bulging will lead to compressing of nerve
leads to sciatica or spinal cord compression. So its very
important to keep your back and neck straight during
your working hours and finally you should few steps
by leaving your chair in every hours.
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The earlier the diagnosis the more
successful is the treatment. Regular
Cervical screening can save many lives
Pap smear test is recommended for this.
This screening should bestarted attheageof30 &above.
Pap smear detects the abnormal cells which can
eventually develop into cancer. Lots of other tests can be
done in addition to pap smear like
(1) HPV DNATest, (2) Biopsy, (3) Colposcopy
(4) Cone Biopsy, (5) Pelvic USG, (6) CT Scan (7) MRI
Treatment:- This depends on the stage of cancer
In early stages:- Cancer is confined to Cervix. Surgery is
treatment of choice which may be combined with
radiotherapy.
Advanced stages :- This requires extensive treatment
like radiotherapy &/or chemotherapy or both.
In Late stages :- Palliative treatment is administered.
Radiotherapy :- This is radiation therapy where high
energy rays are used to destroy cancer cells.
Chemotherapy:- Cytotoxic medications are used
Prevention of cervical cancer:-
1. HPV Vaccination 3 doses of vaccines are given.
Can be given to teenager.
2. Safe sex Use of condoms will give protection.
3. Regular cervical screening will pick up the early
signs.
4. Avoid multiple sexual partners.
- Dr Manjiri P Joshi, Consultant Gynecologist
Neck and back extension exercise are helpful to
keep your neck and back healthy.
Long walk in morning are also helpful.
Treadmillwalking or jogging can also improveposture.
Ergonomically designed workstation or also a
contribute forever.
- Dr. Manisha Singh Rajput (B.P.T.)
Consultant Physiotherapist
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Vivekananda Kendra NRL Hospital, Numaligarh, Assam

V ivekananda Kendra which is a well known service
Mission is primarily based on the teachings of
Swami Vivekananda who preached man making and
nation building as the basic objectives, Swami
Vivekananda stressed on serving humanity as he could
visualize that There are lots of poor people sunk in
degradation and misery who need to be served with zeal
and enthusiasm and needful action to be taken up to
distribute medicines to those who are sick and also to
nurse them with all care. The concept of Vivekananda
Kendra and Numaligarh Refinery hospital project
stemmed from this particular vision of Swami
Vivekananda as was being conceived by the former
Managing Director of Numaligarh Refinary Ltd. Sri
Ranjit Kumar Dutta, who had initially given shape to the
idea of involvement of an NGO like that Vivekananda
Kendra with its widespread reputation of being a
dedicated service organization which has contributed
very significantly in the sphere of education in the North
East under the leadership of its present Vice President
MananiyaA.K. Balakrisnanji
It was born in the year 1997, 19th September
through an MOU signed By Mr. R. K. Dutta and Shri.
Balakrishnanji.
A brief introduction and significant
milestones of VKNRL Hospital
Hospital service in the form of OPD and Dispensary
only was founded in April 1998 at 16th Unit NRL
Township with one Doctor.
Hospital OPD Block was commissioned on 12th
May 1999 and doctors were recruited in the
following disciplines :
a) Medicine
b) General Surgery
c) Obstertrics & Gynaecology
d) Pediatrics
An accident and Emergency service with Minor OT
support was also started during that period.
Two other essential departments were also added,
namely, Pathology and Radiology services
In-Patient Services : Was commissioned on 20th
July 2000 with a bed strength of 30.
SUSRUTAWING was inaugurated on 6th July 2001
comprising of
a) Labour Room
b) Obstetrics & Gynecology
c) Neonatal Ward
d) Major OT
e) Central Supply & Sterilization Unit (CSSD)
After the inauguration of Susruta Wing the
following specialist Medical Services were
introduced in 2001 :
a) Obstetrics & Gynecology
b) General Surgery
c) Pediatrics & Neonatology
d) General Medicine
e) Pathology
f) Anesthesiology
We also introduced the services of 5 GDMOs.
Over and above we introduced some visiting
specialists for -
e) Radiology
b) Ophthalmology
c) Otorhinolaryngology (ENT)
d) Dentistry & Dermatology
Laparoscopic Surgery was introduced in the year
2002.
Intensive Care Unit (ICU) was inaugurated in 2002.
Yoga Therapy was introduced in the year 2002.
Blood Bank was started in the year 2003.
500 mAX Ray machine was installed in 2003.
Quality Service Scheme (QSS) was implemented in
the year 2004.
Hospital Computerization started in 2004.
Physiotherapy unit started in 2006.
DMC under RNTCP started in the year 2007.
ISO 9001 : 2000 certification Granted on 3rd
February 2007 by SGS & ISO 9001 : 2008 updated
on 23rd February 2010
HMIS was introduced from November, 2009 and
upgraded to web version onApril, 2015.
Tele Consultation Centre was Inaugurated on 25th
January 2011
Endoscopy service started on November, 2015.
Pediatricward & ICU inaugurated on 20th June2016

22 Multitude counts for nothing. A few hearts-whole, sincere, and energetic

men can do more in a year, than a mob in a century.
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Indian Oil Vivekananada Kendra Hospital
Paradeep, Odisha
P aradip Refinery Project is situated at Paradip, the
coastal town of Jagatsinghpur district of the State of
Odisha. It has many industries like the Paradip Port Trust,
IFFCO, PPL, ESSAR etc. The nearest major towns are
Cuttack at 90 kms. and Bhubaneswar at a distance of 120
kms. Connectivity of Paradip by road is good with the
National Highway-5A and the recently rebuilt State
Hightway. Paradip Refinery Project, the largest
Greenfield project of IndianOil, envisaged large
placements of officers, contractors, consultants and
workers at site for a long duration. The MOU with VK
was signed by PDRP in Dec2011. IndianOil-VK
Hospital came into being and started operations at PDRP
township hospital from 1st april 2012. IOCL-VK
Hospital handled 16,1947 OPD patients in 2012-13.
Specialist services like Pediatricians attended to 4,061
patients in 2013-14, Obstetrics and Gynecologist
attended to 2,940 patients in 2013-14. Gradually other
specialties were added to hospital services by end of
2012. ENT specialists attended to 1,976 patients in 2013-
14. Medicine specialists handled 1,571 patients in 2013-
14. Dentistry services were started from 2013-14 and
1,309 cases were handled. Cardiology services
attended to 225 cases in 2013-14. Regular Medical
Physiotherapy services were a long standing
demand and these were established by end of
Care
2012. They attended to 3,459 cases in 2013-14. a Healing setup. Our professional skills havehealth
Indoor patients number was 218 in 2012- Touch
13. Similarly, Pathology test increased many
times over the period of 3 years. It was 1,076 in 2012-
13. IOCL-VK has been providing prompt ancillary and
support services like X-Ray & Basic and Advanced Life
Saving ambulances. The ambulances have been used 27
times in 2012-13.
The first Baby was delivered in the newly established
Maternity Ward of IOCL-VK Hospital on 19.02.2014.
Mrs. Tulika Kirti & Mr. Arvind Kumar, SPJE (CL) are the
proud parents of the bundle of joy, the baby girl. The First
Aid Centre at Paradip Refinery site has been taken over
by IOCL-VK hospital in 2014 and by Oct2014 they
attended to 3,647 OPD cases, 365 minor dressing cases
and 312 general patients.
Mr. S. N. Panda, Associate Secretary, IOCL-VK
hospital has been associated with the institution from its
inception days. He shares that, The journey of IOCL-
VK Hospital from its opening on 2nd april2012 is just
like unfolding of petals of a flower. The committed staff
of the hospital are trying their best to serve above self and also conducts regular classes on holistic health on Yoga &
live upto the dream of Swami Vivekanandas guiding
They alone live who live for others, the rest are more dead than alive
Vol. 4, Issue 1, April 2016 - March 2017
principle- Serve Santu Niramaya.
Dr. A. P. Patnaik, Medical Superintendent, IOCL-VK
Hospital has very high hopes for further improving services
and says, IOCL-VK Hospital is a small step taken by
PDRP management in achieving a bigger goal. The
increase in foot fall of patients both in OPD and Indoor
indicate the confidence generated by the hospital in its
clients. In the coming days, our hospital can be upgraded to
a well equipped and self reliant health care centre
providing the full array of health related services.
Staff nurses play a very important role in our
health care system. They say, We joined IOCL-
with VK Hospital since 2012. We have gained vital
experience in the field of industrial care
improved
and we are better equipped to handle trauma
cases and emergency medical cases as well.
Mr. Arun Kumar, JEA-IV(PN) says, IOCL-VK
Hospital service is pretty good. I am personally satisfied
by the services provided by IOCL-VK Hospital through
their available staff and equipments. Mr. Avijit Maiti,
JEA-V (P&U) adds, Over-all cleanliness in our
township hospital is good and response is also good.
Doctors should be given scope to attend medical
conferences at other places for updating their skills and
knowledge. We hope that specialist doctors like pediatric,
dental, MD, Ortho should be on IOCL-VK rolls soon.
IndianOil-VK Hospital also conducts periodic medical
tests of employees, pre-medical test for new recruits and
strengthened PDRPs CSR program with more than 200
health camps till date under its outreach program. IOCL-
VK Hospital health camps in 2012-13 for 9,013 patients,
in 2013-14, 100 camps were conducted for 16,259
patients. Till Oct14, 54 camps have been organized and
7,297 patients attended these camps. IOCL-VK Hospital
Meditation.
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 A hundred thousand men and
women, fired with the zeal of
holiness, fortfied eternal faith in the
Lord and nerved to lions courage by
their sympathy for the poor and the
fallen and the downtrodden, will go
over the length and breadth of the
land, preaching the gospel of
salvation, the gospel of help, the
gospel of social raising-up, the gospel
of equality.
Are you among those who Swamiji
had in mind for awakening our
people to the mission of our
Motherland?
The JAGADGURU BHARAT

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