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Docs to adopt flood-hit families of Baupur Mand

Initiative under the leadership of Dr Balbir Singh Bhaura

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Health Minister Balbir Singh and eye surgeon Balbir S Bhaura interact with a villager at Baupur Mand in Sultanpur Lodhi.
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In a noble humanitarian initiative, leading doctors of Jalandhar have come together to adopt flood-affected families of Baupur Mand villages of Sultanpur Lodhi.

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The initiative has come under the leadership of Dr Balbir Singh Bhaura, renowned Jalandhar-based eye surgeon. Dr Bhaura is the director of Akal Eye Hospital, Jalandhar, and founder president of Dharat Suhavi (an environmental organisation). His initiative got the support of Dr Balbir Singh, Health Minister, Punjab, who further encouraged medical professionals to extend a helping hand to the people devastated by recent floods.

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Donors and supporters who have joined the initiative include Dr Bhaura; Dr Raman Chawla of Heart & Care Best Hospital, Jalandhar; Dr Harmeet Pal Singh of Modern Hospital, Jalandhar; Dr CS Pruthi of Capitol Hospital, Jalandhar; Dr VK Mahajan, eye specialist, Jalandhar; Daljit Singh, Wing Commander (retd); and PP Singh of Green Planet.

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The adoption programme would provide direct support to affected families, including rehabilitation, medical care, food assistance and long-term livelihood help. Speaking on the occasion, Dr Bhaura said: “The people of our villages are the backbone of Punjab. As doctors, it is our moral duty to stand with them in their hour of suffering. This adoption initiative is not just relief — it is a promise to help these families rebuild their lives with dignity.”

This initiative sets an example of collective responsibility, showcasing how collaboration between healthcare institutions and individuals can make a tangible difference in disaster-affected regions.

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