Overview

• Delhi hosted free clinics at Ayushman Arogya Mandirs in Karkardooma and Babarpur, offering specialist consultations, medicines, vaccinations and on-site issuance of PMJAY, Ayushman and ABHA IDs.
• In Kutch, more than 13,000 people received services at 539 camps that provided antenatal care, disease screenings, health education and access to telemedicine.
• Dahod is running 7,755 camps across hospitals and primary facilities, reporting over 42,000 women already reached with free diagnosis and treatment.
• The Indian Army’s 150 General Hospital in Rajouri, led by Brigadier Poonam Raj, organized a camp delivering medical checkups and counselling for women and children from nearby rural villages.
• Running from September 17 to October 2, the joint MoHFW–MoWCD drive targets anaemia, tuberculosis, sickle cell disease, non-communicable diseases and cancers while linking beneficiaries to MCP, PMMVY, PMJAY and ABHA and extending nutrition support such as THR and cash assistance for TB patients.