Medical camp at Tara Devi Temple

Tribune News Service

Shimla, Updated At : 02:30 AM Apr 01, 2025 IST

Minister Vikramaditya Singh inaugurates a medical camp.

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Public Works Minister Vikramaditya Singh on Sunday inaugurated a multi-purpose medical camp organised by the AYUSH Department on the Tara Devi Temple premises. He emphasised that the camp would benefit not only the devotees but also the local residents.

Addressing the gathering, Singh highlighted that during the Navratri festival, thousands of devotees visit the temple. The minister also announced that free medicines would be distributed at the camp, where expert doctors were present to provide medical assistance.

After the inauguration, Singh visited the temple, offered prayers, and wished for the well-being of the state’s people. He also extended his greetings for the Hindu New Year and the ongoing Navratri festival.

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