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Free physio camp at KCA

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Amritsar, Updated At : 02:00 AM Sep 12, 2025 IST
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The PG Department of Physiotherapy of Khalsa College, Amritsar (KCA), in collaboration with Madan Lal Puran Devi Jain Trust, organised a ‘Free Physiotherapy Remedial Camp’ on the occasion of World Physiotherapy Day at Madan Hospital, Jandiala Guru. A major objective of the camp was to provide free consultations and treatment to the people.

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More than 120 people from nearby areas availed services including free consultation, posture assessment, exercise demonstration, dietary recommendations and free treatment. The camp was supervised by Dr Manu Vishist, Head, Department of Physiotherapy. Dr Varinder Kaur and Dr Sandeep Kaur from among the physiotherapy team were also present. Student members of Physio Club also volunteered.

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Principal Dr Atam Singh Randhawa congratulated Dr Vishist and other staff members of the department for organising the event.

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