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BCCL Organizes Two-Day Free Mega Health Camp ‘Swasth Zindagi – Maha Arogya’

Camp organized in collaboration with RK HIV AIDS Research and Care Centre

Bharat Coking Coal Limited (BCCL) is organizing a two-day mega health camp titled “Swasth Zindagi – Maha Arogya Shivir” under its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Plan 2025-26, in collaboration with RK HIV AIDS Research and Care Centre. The camp aims to provide free, high-quality healthcare services to local communities in and around Dhanbad.

The two-day free health camp will be held on November 6 and 7, from 10:30 AM to 4:00 PM, at two different venues — Nehru Complex, Coal Nagar on November 6 and Area Officers Club, Bastakola (near Agent Office) on November 7.

A wide range of medical services will be available at the camp, including:

  • General medical consultations
  • AYUSH testing and treatment
  • Eye checkups and free spectacle distribution
  • Bone density tests, ECGs, and blood sugar tests
  • Blood tests and free medicine distribution
  • Wheelchair distribution for the differently abled

The initiative is expected to benefit over 5,000 people, particularly from underprivileged and mining communities of Dhanbad and surrounding regions.

BCCL’s CSR initiative focuses on improving the overall health and quality of life of local residents and workers, ensuring early detection of diseases and promoting health awareness in coal mining areas.

A key partner in this noble cause, the RK HIV AIDS Research and Care Centre, was established in 1990 by Dr. Dharmendra Kumar. The NGO is recognized as the world’s largest non-governmental organization providing HIV/AIDS services. To date, it has conducted over 33,000 free health camps nationwide, delivering testing, consultation, treatment, medicine distribution, and surgical facilities to more than 6.75 crore patients.

Both BCCL and RK HIV AIDS Research and Care Centre have appealed to citizens to actively participate in the camps and avail the benefits of free medical services being provided under this initiative.

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