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Hurricane Vets Charitable Trust, Plot No. 9 , Door No. 62 , Dayalu Nagar, Kolathur, Chennai (2026)

24/04/2026

The Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives of Thirumala Milk Products Pvt. Ltd., Chennai, exemplify the organization’s enduring commitment to promote inclusive, equitable, and quality education across its areas of operation. Beyond basic infrastructure enhancement, the CSR fund is strategically utilized to strengthen the overall administration and academic ecosystem of institutions. By addressing both academic and operational needs, the company seeks to create an enabling environment that fosters effective governance, improved teaching-learning outcomes, and student well-being.

In a significant step toward community-driven educational advancement, Hurricane Vets Charitable Trust (HVCT) established a strategic partnership with Thirumala Milk Products Pvt. Ltd. to effectively facilitate and channelize Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) support to deserving institutions. Acting as a crucial bridge between the corporate donor and beneficiary institutions, HVCT ensured that the company’s philanthropic vision was translated into meaningful, measurable outcomes at the grassroots level.
As part of this initiative, HVCT undertook a comprehensive needs assessment survey at the Division of Animal Husbandry, Faculty of Agriculture, Annamalai University, on 27th and 28th March 2025. This systematic evaluation enabled the identification of key infrastructural, academic, and administrative requirements, thereby laying a strong foundation for targeted and impactful CSR interventions.

Based on HVCT’s survey and recommendations, the proposal was reviewed and approved by the company. The sanctioned educational resources were formally handed over to the Division of Animal Husbandry, Faculty of Agriculture, Annamalai University, by Dr.S.Jeyabal, Head of Agro-Services, Thirumala Milk Products Pvt. Ltd. and were received by Dr.R.Vijayalakshmi, Professor and Head, Division of Animal Husbandry, on 24th April 2026 under HVCT Project No. 163.

The materials distributed under this initiative comprised one desktop computer with printer, one laptop, and one photocopy machine. The event was attended by Dr. S. Jeyabal, Head of Agro- Services, Thirumala Milk Products Pvt. Ltd., Chennai; Dr.R.Vijayalakshmi, Professor and Head, Division of Animal Husbandry, Annamalai University; Dr.S.Vigil Anbiah, Secretary, HVCT; Dr.R.Gnanasekar, Assistant Professor, Division of Animal Husbandry; Mr.J.Prasanna, Special Officer, Annamalai University; Mr. Murugesan and Mr. Kumar from the Division of Animal Husbandry, along with second-year students of the Faculty of Agriculture, Annamalai University.

We express our sincere appreciation to Thirumala Milk Products Pvt. Ltd., Chennai, for extending valuable CSR support toward this initiative. The field assessment and facilitation undertaken by Hurricane Vets Charitable Trust (HVCT) in collaboration with Thirumala are truly commendable and reflect a strong commitment to meaningful community engagement.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Dr.K.Baskarasethupathi, Director of Milk Collections, Lactalis India, for his valuable recommendations to the CSR Committee of Thirumala, which were instrumental in bringing this project to fruition. We also sincerely thank Dr.S.Jeyabal, Head of Agro Services, Thirumala, for formally handing over the materials.

Our thanks are due to Dr.R.Vijayalakshmi for organizing the event efficiently, and to Dr.S.Vigil Anbiah, Secretary of HVCT, for conducting the survey and coordinating all correspondence with Thirumala Milk Products Pvt. Ltd. We also place on record our deep appreciation to the Board of Trustees and Executive Committee members of HVCT for their approval, guidance, and continued support.

21/04/2026

The Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) fund of Thirumala Milk Products Pvt. Ltd., Chennai, reflects the organization's deep-rooted commitment to foster inclusive and equitable education within its areas of operation. Recognizing that access to quality education is the cornerstone of sustainable community development, the company is steadfastly dedicated to empower students and educators in government schools and other deserving institutions through meaningful, need-based interventions.

In a meaningful stride toward community-driven educational development, Hurricane Vets Charitable Trust (HVCT) entered into a strategic partnership with Thirumala Milk Products Pvt. Ltd. to facilitate and channelize CSR support to government schools in need. Serving as a vital link between educational institutions and the corporate donor, HVCT played a pivotal role in ensuring that the company's philanthropic commitment translated into tangible, on-the-ground impact.

With the active support and co-operation of Thirumala's dedicated staff HVCT conducted a comprehensive needs assessment survey across government schools in Thiruvannamalai District on March 27th and 28th, 2025. Following the survey, headmasters of the identified schools formally submitted their institution-specific requirements. Based on these inputs, HVCT meticulously compiled and forwarded recommendation letters to Thirumala Milk Products Pvt. Ltd., requesting the provision of essential learning materials for the beneficiary schools. The proposals were duly reviewed and approved by the company, reflecting its commitment to responsible and responsive CSR engagement. In fulfilment of this initiative, the approved educational materials were successfully distributed to Panchayat Union Middle School, Paiyur Village, Anakavoor Block, Thiruvannamalai District, on April 21st, 2026, under HVCT Project No. 162.

The materials handed over included one table, five chairs, twenty children’s desk chairs, five fans, five stainless steel pots, twenty plastic chairs, and one steel bureau. The following members participated in the event: Mr.P.Sivaji Ganaesan, Headmaster of Panchayat Union Middle School, Paiyur,; Teachers Mrs.N.Ponmalar, Ms. B.Subashree, and Ms.V.Sarumathi; Dr.V.Vijayakumar, Head of the Town; Mr.V.Thonthoni, Librarian of Paiyur; Mr.G.Kavitha Gothandaraaman, Parents Teacher Club Incharge; Mr.T.Shreethar, School Management Committee Member; Mr. Babu, Parents Teacher Club Incharge; Mr. Suthakar, Centre Incharge of Tirumala; Dr. S. Jeyabal, Head of Agro Services, Tirumala Milk Products Pvt. Ltd., Chennai; Mr. K. Chandrasekar, Procurement Head of Tirumala; Mr. J. Gajendiran, Regional Manager of Tirumala; Mr. G. Ezhumalai, Area Manager of Tirumala; Mr. R. Sathish Babu and Mr. S. Logesh, Supervisors of Tirumala; and Ms. H. Archana, Agronomist of Tirumala.

We extend our sincere thanks to Thirumala Milk Products Pvt. Ltd., Chennai, for providing CSR support towards the development of Panchayat Union Middle School, Paiyur, Thiruvannamalai District. The field assessment and facilitation carried out by Hurricane Vets Charitable Trust in collaboration with Thirumala are highly commendable.

We express our sincere gratitude to Dr. K. Baskarasethupathi, Director of Milk Collections, Lactalis India, for his valuable recommendations to the CSR committee of Thirumala, which were instrumental in realizing this initiative. We also thank Dr. S. Jeyabal, Head of Agro Services, Thirumala, for formally handing over the materials to the school.

We convey our gratitude to Dr.S.Vigil Anbiah, Secretary of HVCT, for conducting the survey and co-ordinating all correspondence with Thirumala Milk Products Pvt. Ltd. We further acknowledge the staff of Thirumala Milk Products Pvt. Ltd. for their effective field co-ordination and timely distribution of materials. We also place on record our heartfelt thanks to the Board of Trustees and Executive Committee members of HVCT for their approval and continued support.

Our Mission Continues ……………….

17/04/2026

The Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) fund of Thirumala Milk Products Pvt. Ltd., Chennai, is committed to enhance educational infrastructure and providing essential resources to students and teachers in government schools and other institutions based on need within its areas of operation.

In this context, Hurricane Vets Charitable Trust (HVCT) partnered with Thirumala Milk Products Pvt. Ltd. to facilitate CSR support, acting as a link between educational institutions and the company. On March 27th –28th , 2025, HVCT, with the support of Thirumala staff, conducted a needs assessment survey in government schools across Thiruvannamalai District. Based on the requirements submitted by headmasters, recommendation letters were sent to the company requesting essential learning materials. These were approved, and the materials were distributed to Panchayat Union Middle School, Thenpudupattu, T.V. Kundram, Viluppuram District, on April 17th , 2026, under HVCT Project No. 161.

The materials handed over included One Laptop computer, Four benches and two Black boards. The following members participated in the event: Mr.R. Srinivasan, Headmaster of Panchayat Union Middle School, Thenpudhupattu; Mrs.P. Ranjini, AI Technician, Thirumala; Mrs.S.Latha, TMCC in-charge, Thirumala; Dr.S.Jeyabal, Head, Agro Service, Tirumala Milk Products Pvt. Ltd.; Mr. M. Manikandan, Area Manager, Tirumala; Mr. E. Raj, Supervisor, Tirumala; Mr. V. Venkatesh, Supervisor, Tirumala; Mr. A. Annamalai, Supervisor, Tirumala; and Ms.H.Archana, Agronomist, Tirumala.

We extend our sincere thanks to Thirumala Milk Products Pvt. Ltd., Chennai, for providing CSR support towards the development of Panchayat Union Middle School, Thenpudupattu, T.V.Kundram, Viluppuram District. The field assessment and facilitation carried out by Hurricane Vets Charitable Trust in collaboration with Thirumala are highly commendable.

We express our sincere gratitude to Dr.K.Baskarasethupathi, Director of Milk Collections, Lactalis India, for his valuable recommendations to the CSR committee of Thirumala, which were instrumental in realizing this initiative. We also thank Dr. S. Jeyabal, Head of Agro Services, Thirumala, for formally handing over the materials to the school.

Our appreciation is extended to Dr.S.Vigil Anbiah, Secretary of HVCT, for conducting the survey and coordinating all correspondence with Thirumala. We further acknowledge the staff of Thirumala Milk Products Pvt. Ltd. for their effective field coordination and timely distribution of materials. We also place on record our heartfelt thanks to the Board of Trustees and Executive Committee members of HVCT for their approval and continued support.

Our Mission Continues ……………….

11/04/2026

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is a financial resource allocated by corporate companies to support social and environmental initiatives. It forms an integral part of a company’s CSR strategy, aimed at creating a positive impact on communities and addressing various social issues. These funds are generally utilized for activities such as education, healthcare, environmental conservation, infrastructure development, and disaster relief. Such initiatives not only enhance a company’s reputation but also strengthen community relationships and promote sustainable development, while fulfilling ethical and legal responsibilities.

The CSR fund of Thirumala Milk Products Pvt. Ltd., Chennai, is dedicated to supporting educational infrastructure and providing essential resources for students and teachers in government schools and other need-based institutions within their areas of operation.

In this context, Hurricane Vets Charitable Trust (HVCT) collaborated with Thirumala Milk Products Pvt. Ltd. to facilitate CSR funding, serving as a bridge between educational institutions and the funding organization. On March 27th and 28th , 2025, HVCT, with the support of Thirumala staff, conducted a survey to assess the needs of government schools in Thiruvannamalai District. Based on the requests received from the headmasters, recommendation letters were forwarded to Thirumala Milk Products Pvt. Ltd., seeking CSR support for providing essential learning materials. These recommendations were positively considered, and the materials were distributed to the Panchayat Union Middle School, Adivaram, Pudupalayam (near Chenagam), Thiruvannamalai District, on April 10th , 2026, as Project No. 160 of HVCT.

The materials handed over included two steel bureaus, ten plastic chairs, and one table-chair set. These materials were received by the Headmistress in charge, Ms. G. J. Mercy Gulady. The event was attended by Dr.S. Jeyabal, Head of Agro Services, Thirumala Milk Products Pvt.Ltd ; Mrs.G.J. Mercy Gulady, Headmistress in charge; Ms.H.Vigneswari, SG Assistant; Ms.D.Yogalakshmi, SG Assistant; Mr.S.Saravanan, Senior Executive, Thirumala; Mr.G.Selvaraj, Executive, Thirumala; Ms.G.Revathi Padmini, Senior Executive, Thirumal; and Mr.K. Sudhagar, Centre In-charge, Thirumala.

We extend our sincere thanks to Thirumala Milk Products Pvt. Ltd., Chennai, for providing CSR support towards the development of Panchayat Union Middle School, Adivaram, Pudupalayam, (near Chengam), Thiruvannamalai District. The field assessment and facilitation carried out by Hurricane Vets Charitable Trust in collaboration with Thirumala are highly commendable.

We express our heartfelt gratitude to Dr. K. Baskarasethupathi, Director of Milk Collections, Lactalis India, for his valuable recommendations to the CSR committee of Thirumala, which played a key role in realizing this initiative. We also sincerely thank Dr. S. Jeyabal, Head of Agro Services, Thirumala for handing over the materials to the school. We thank Dr.S.Vigil Anbiah, Secretary of HVCT, for conducting the survey and co-ordinating all correspondence with Thirumala. We further thank the staff members of Thirumala Milk Products Pvt. Ltd. for their effective field coordination and timely dispatch of materials. We also place on record our gratitude to the Board of Trustees and Executive Committee members of HVCT for their approval and continued support.

Our Mission Continues ...................

08/03/2026

A Career Guidance Programme is highly important for 10th standard students as it helps them make decisions about their future education and career paths. At this stage, students must choose suitable academic streams such as science, commerce, or arts, which significantly influence their future opportunities. Career guidance provides information about various courses, professions, and skill requirements, helping students understand their interests and abilities. It also motivates them to set clear goals and build confidence in their choices. By interacting with experts and counsellors, students gain clarity and direction, enabling them to plan their studies effectively and work towards a successful and fulfilling career.

In this context, Hurricane Vets Charitable Trust (HVCT), Chennai, in association with Duraisamy Generous Social Educational Association (DGSEA), organized a Career Guidance Programme for the 10th standard students who are inmates of DGSEA on 07.03.2026 as Project No.159 of HVCT. Nearly 100 rural students participated in the programme and actively interacted with the resource person, which clearly reflected their keen interest and the positive impact of the session.

The technical session was conducted by Mr.A.A.Anbarasu, Senior Career Guidance Counselor, Anbu Career Guidance, Gopichettipalayam, Erode District. Anbu Career Guidance has more than 25 years of experience in the education sector and has guided thousands of students towards suitable academic and career pathways. The organization strongly believes that the right guidance at the right time can significantly transform a student’s future for the better.

Duraisamy Generous Social Educational Association (DGSEA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to rural development, education, and social welfare in Tamil Nadu. It is located in Vilvarayanallur, Madurantakam, in Chengalpattu District. Established in 1979, DGSEA works primarily in the fields of education, child welfare, women’s empowerment, and care for senior citizens, with a focus on improving the quality of life of marginalized rural communities. For over four decades, DGSEA has been actively involved in educating children, supporting the elderly, empowering women, and delivering essential social services in rural areas of Tamil Nadu. Through its various initiatives, the organization strives to break the cycle of poverty by promoting education, skill development, and community-based welfare programmes.

We express our sincere thanks to Mr. Kumar Krishnamurthi, Chairman cm General Secretary, DGSEA, for hosting the event, which was well organized with the support of the Headmistress, teachers, and other staff members of the organization. We also thank Mr.A.A.Anbarasu, Senior Career Guidance Counselor, Anbu Career Guidance, for his informative presentation on various career options in higher education and for interacting with and motivating the rural students.

Our gratitude is extended to Dr.K.P.Anand, Founder President, HVCT, for co-ordinating this programme. We also thank Dr.S.Vigil Anbiah, Secretary, HVCT, and Mrs.D. Jasmine Rajini, HVCT Associate, for their presence and for motivating the students. Our gratitude to the Board of Trustees and EC Members, HVCT for their support and guidance to conduct this programme.

Our Mission Continues ………….

07/03/2026

In continuation of the Free Eye Camp held on 07.02.2026 at Mecheri, 11 farmers who underwent cataract surgery were safely brought back and dropped at Mecheri after the procedure. They were medically reviewed today (07.03.3026) at Mecheri to assess their recovery, healing progress, and improvement in vision. We thank Thirumala Milk Products Pvt Ltd. for these activities.

02/03/2026

In continuation of the Farmers Free General Health & Eye Camp conducted on 27.02.2026 at Mulathimapalli (near Mekala Nagireddypalli), Chittoor District, Andhra Pradesh (Project No.158), free power spectacles were distributed today to 44 farmers who had been identified during the camp. Each beneficiary had undergone a detailed eye examination and was prescribed corrective lenses tailored to their individual visual needs.

By providing appropriate spectacles after screening, we have ensured practical support beyond diagnosis. The intervention will significantly improve their vision, productivity, daily functioning, and overall quality of life, enabling them to work with greater clarity, comfort, and renewed confidence.
We thank Thirumala Milk Products Pvt. Ltd.,Chennai for this effective support.

28/02/2026

As a continuation of the Free Eye Camp held at Avaniyapuram, Thiruvannamalai District, on 31.01.2026 (Project No.156), free power spectacles were distributed today to 47 farmers identified during the camp. All beneficiaries had undergone comprehensive eye examinations and were prescribed corrective lenses according to their specific visual requirements.

The distribution of spectacles represents a significant follow-up initiative aimed at enhancing their vision and overall quality of life. This step ensures that the participants not only received free eye screening but also obtained appropriate corrective support, enabling them to perform their daily activities with improved clarity, comfort, and confidence.

28/02/2026

Hurricane Vets Charitable Trust (HVCT), Chennai, has been consistently working to enhance the health and well-being of the farming community by organizing Free General Health Camps and Free Eye Care Camps. Farmers, who are the backbone of the nation’s economy, often overlook their health due to strenuous work schedules, limited rural healthcare access, and financial limitations. These outreach camps bridge that gap by delivering essential medical services directly to their villages.

The general health camps focus on early detection and management of common ailments such as hypertension, diabetes, musculoskeletal disorders, and other occupational health issues. Preventive screening, timely treatment, and medical counselling help reduce long-term complications and improve overall productivity.

The eye care camps adopt a comprehensive approach, including vision screening, refraction, identification of cataracts, and other ocular conditions. Provision of free spectacles and facilitation of cataract surgeries significantly reduce avoidable visual impairment. Through these sustained initiatives, HVCT promotes preventive healthcare, early intervention, and improved quality of life among farmers.

In continuation of its outreach initiatives, HVCT organized the “Farmers Free General Health and Eye Camp” (Project No. 158) on 27.02.2026 at Mulathimapalli (near Mekala Nagireddypalli), Chittoor District, Andhra Pradesh. The programme was generously sponsored by Thirumala Milk Products Pvt. Ltd., Chennai, and was conducted in collaborative partnership with Lactalis India, Hurricane Vets Charitable Trust, and PES Institute of Medical Science and Research, Kuppam, Andhra Pradesh, ensuring comprehensive medical support to the farming community in the region.

A total of 147 cases attended during the medical camp. The specialty-wise distribution of consultations was as follows: General Medicine – 39 cases; Orthopaedics – 42 cases; Ophthalmology – 48 cases; Paediatrics – 8 cases; Surgery – 5 cases; Gynaecology – 3 cases; and ENT – 2 cases.Based on clinical findings, 3 patients were identified and selected for cataract surgery, while 44 beneficiaries were recommended for corrective spectacles.

The camp ensured comprehensive evaluation, early detection of conditions, and appropriate referral for further management wherever required. In addition, 23 patients requiring advanced medical attention were identified and appropriately referred to higher centres for specialized treatment and further management.
We express our sincere gratitude to all the camp participants from PES for their dedicated service and valuable contribution. Public Relation Officers Mr. Venkatesh, Mr. Mani, and Mr. Ramana, Doctors, General Medicine – Dr. Mohan and Dr. Kavya, General Surgery – Dr. Ram Banday, Orthopedics – Dr. Murali, ENT – Dr.Nagendrababu, OBG – Dr. Abhigna, Optometry Team: Mr. Muthu and Ms. Radha, Optical In-charge: Ms. Thamarai Staff Nurses: Ms.Bakya Lakshmi and Ms.Ramadevi ECG In-charge: Mr.Chinmay and Ms.Nirmala Pharmacy: Ms.K.Ademma.

We also extend our heartfelt thanks to the team from Tirumala Milk Products Pvt. Ltd. for their wholehearted support: We thank Dr.K.Baskara Sethupathy, Director, Collection, Lactalis India, Dr.S.Jeyabal, Head, Agro Services, Regional Procurement Manager: Mr.Prabhakar Reddy.Agronomists: Mr.Yahveen and Mr.Tejeswara Rao. Executives: Mr.Ganesh, Mr.Lokesh, Mr.Nagamuni, Mr.Sivasubramaniam, Mr.Ramesh, and Mr.Ravendra Reddy. Their collective efforts, commitment, and spirit of service greatly contributed to the success of the camp. We deeply appreciate their time, coordination, and dedicated involvement.

We also express our sincere gratitude to Dr.S.Vigil Anbiah, Secretary, HVCT, for his co-ordination, and to the Members of the Board of Trustees and EC Members of HVCT for their valuable guidance and necessary approvals. The support and arrangements by the abovementioned staff members of Thirumala Milk Products Pvt.Ltd. is acknowledged with gratitude.

Overall, the camp provided comprehensive and multi-specialty medical support to the farming community, facilitating early diagnosis, timely intervention, and proper referral for cases needing advanced care.

Our Mission Continues ........................

12/02/2026

11 farmers those who were selected on 07.02.2026 at Mecheri, Salem District during Free Eye Camp have successfully underwent cataract surgery and were safely dropped back at Mecheri post-surgery. The medical team provided post-operative care instructions and scheduled a follow-up. A medical review will be done in their village after 15 days to check recovery, healing, and visual improvement.

08/02/2026

Hurricane Vets Charitable Trust (HVCT), Chennai, has been steadfast in promoting the well-being of farmers by organizing regular Free Eye Camps, recognizing that good vision is essential for safety, productivity, and quality of life. Farming demands constant visual precision, yet health needs are often neglected due to heavy workloads, limited access to medical facilities, and financial constraints. These camps bridge that gap by delivering timely ophthalmic care at the doorstep of the farming community. Through comprehensive eye screening, refraction, early diagnosis of cataracts and other eye disorders, provision of spectacles, and facilitation of cataract surgeries, the camps play a crucial role in preventing avoidable blindness and safeguarding farmers’ visual health.

Hurricane Vets Charitable Trust (HVCT) successfully conducted a Free Eye Care Camp under Project No. 157 on 7th February 2026 at Meenampark Gymkana ground, Mecheri in the Omalur Block of Salem District.
The programme was implemented through a collaborative effort involving Thirumala Milk Products Pvt. Ltd., Chennai, as the sponsoring organization, along with Lactalis India, Sankara Eye Hospital, Coimbatore, and the District Blindness Control Society, Salem District, with a common goal of enhancing access to quality eye care services for the local community.

A total of 78 farmers participated in the Free Eye Camp. After thorough screening, 11 farmers were referred for cataract surgery and were taken to Sankara Eye Hospital, Coimbatore, while 36 farmers were identified as beneficiaries for free spectacles. The patients undergoing cataract surgery will be returned to their native village, Mecheri, after a three-day postoperative stay. The distribution of spectacles to the selected beneficiaries will be carried out shortly. In addition, the medical team will revisit the village after 15 days to assess postoperative recovery and review the eye health of the operated patients.

We express our sincere gratitude to Sankara Eye Hospital, Coimbatore for their invaluable support and dedicated service. We thank the doctors, Dr. Vishnu Gopal and Dr. S. Nisarg, along with the Ophthalmic Assistants Mr.K.Denis, Ms. P. Jeyasree, Ms. Tanishka Goutam, and Ms.Sugata, Ms.Maravi, for their professional commitment and compassionate care. Our appreciation also extends to the camp co-ordinator Mr.R.B. Ravi, for his excellent co-ordination.

Our heartfelt appreciation and sincere gratitude are extended to Dr.K.Baskarasethupathy, Director (Collections), Lactalis India, and Dr.S.Jeyabal, Head, Agro Service, for their invaluable support, guidance, and encouragement. Their commitment and contributions have played a significant role in the success of this initiative, and we deeply acknowledge their dedication and continued encouragement.

We are thankful to the staff members of Thirumala Milk Products Pvt. Ltd., Mr.Murugan, Mr.C.Sathis Babu, and Executives Mr.Sasikumar, Mr.Ramesh, and Mr.Ramaraj, whose wholehearted support made this initiative successful.

We place on record our sincere appreciation to Dr.S.Vigil Anbiah, Secretary, Secretary, HVCT, for his active presence and effective co-ordination. The participation of Mrs.D.Jasmine Rajini, HVCT Associate is gratefully acknowledged. We thank the Members of the Board of Trustees and the EC Members of HVCT for their valuable guidance and timely approvals.

In conclusion, the ongoing community-focused initiatives of Hurricane Vets Charitable Trust (HVCT), Chennai, in partnership with Thirumala Milk Products Pvt. Ltd., continue to play a vital role in addressing eye health needs at the grassroots level. In the present context, where early detection and timely intervention are critical to preventing avoidable blindness, these regular free eye care camps bridge gaps in access to ophthalmic services. By promoting awareness, early diagnosis, and treatment, the initiative contributes to safer livelihoods, improved quality of life, and stronger, healthier rural communities.

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