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Home / Patiala / Suri Makes It To India Book Of Records

Suri makes it to India Book of Records

Patiala-based physician has achieved the “Maximum Records Registered by a Doctor in the Field of Health”
Tribune News Service
Patiala, Updated At : 03:15 AM Aug 02, 2025 IST
Dr Hitender Suri.

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City-based physician Dr Hitender Suri, MD, has been officially recognised by the India Book of Records for achieving the “Maximum Records Registered by a Doctor in the Field of Health”.

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Dr Suri runs an awareness campaign on large-scale free medical initiatives with Rana Hospital, Sirhind. He has conducted numerous free medical camps, including 135 rectal cancer awareness camps, free piles check-up and operation camps and general health check-up camps, benefiting thousands of patients in underserved areas.

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Dr Suri has played a vital role in organising health awareness drives, anti-drug marathons and school health education programmes throughout the state and beyond.

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#CancerAwareness#DrHitenderSuri#FreeMedicalCamps#IndiaBookOfRecords#MedicalOutreach#PilesTreatment#SchoolHealthPrograms#UnderservedAreascommunityhealthHealthAwareness

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