New Branch of Maharaja Agrasen Hospital in Dwarka, Delhi
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New Branch of Maharaja Agrasen Hospital in Dwarka, Delhi

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Jun 13, 2015, 12:00 am IST
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Serving the Humanity as a Mission

Maharaja Agrasen Hospital, a leading super specialty hospital being run in Punjabi Bagh, Delhi for the last 25 years, has now established a branch in Sector 1 of Dwarka also to cater to the medical needs of the needy people. The 80-bed hospital was inaugurated on May 31. The interesting aspect of the opening ceremony was that no big personality was invited for it rather the Maharaja Agrasen Hospital Trust members jointly performed the ceremony.
The hospital was jointly inaugurated by founder chairperson of Ganga Group of Educational Institutions Smt Vimla Gupta, chairman of Bharat Rasayan Ltd Shri SN Gupta, chairman of Hotel Crown Plaza (Rohini) Shri Jaikishan Gupta, director of Bharat Rasayan Ltd Shri Rajendra Prasad Gupta, chairman of Jahajgadhiya Group Shri Suresh Garg Jahajgadhiya and senior BJP leader Dr Nandkishore Gupta. Chief advisor of the Trust
Shri Ganga Bishan Gupta and chief patron Shri Tekchand Gupta were
also present.
The function was presided over by chairman of the Trust Dr Sushil Gupta. He said super specialty services would be added in the new hospital shortly. He said the Maharaja Agrasen Hospital in Punjabi Bagh has been serving the economically deprived people at very nominal charges and this facility will continue in Dwarka also. On appeal of Dr Sushil Gupta, many new people announced to join the Trust as members. Bharat Sewa Sangh organised a blood camp on this occasion, which witnessed huge response. The opening ceremony was followed by a Kavi Sammelan.                 —Organiser Bureau

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