Desun Hospital introduced a unique program to uplift women and assist election workers, collaborating with the Election Commission’s Systematic Voters’ Education and Electoral Participation (SVEEP) department. Desun Hospital provided health and hygiene kits to the “Pink Booths” devoted to women’s empowerment as part of this campaign. These health kits were not only a sign of support but also a source of vital medical supplies to guarantee the safety and well-being of the female voters.

Gracing the occasion was Dr.Mohit Kharbanda, Director, of Critical Care, Desun Hospital, Dr. Aparupa Ghosh, Consultant Gynaecologist, Shaoli Dutta, Director of Desun Hospitals Group, Biswajit Dasgupta, Nodal officer SVEEP and Dr. Sujoy Ranjan Deb, Medical Director.

Desun Hospital carried out this kindness beyond the “Pink Booths” by giving health and hygiene kits to all female employees in each pink booth throughout the election, including those who were on duty and the poll workers. This program demonstrated Desun Hospital’s dedication to the community’s health and safety during this critical election season.

With the subject, Your Health, Our Responsibility, the program highlighted the hospital’s commitment to ensuring that everyone participating in the election process is safe.

This initiative by Desun Hospitals established a new benchmark for community support and involvement during the election process and demonstrated their commitment to holistic health and community service. Desun Hospitals stayed dedicated to improving community health and wellness and kept setting the standard with these important programs.

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Priyanka Dutta