Virajpet, Nov. 30: Betoli Gram Panchayat President Atchapanda M. Bopanna opined that the social work done by NSS units at the village level is commendable. He was speaking at the inauguration of a free eye checkup camp and free health checkup camp for the public held in the panchayat under the joint auspices of the NSS unit of St. Anne's Degree College, Virajpet, Dr. Agarwal's Clinic and Apollo Pharmacy, Virajpet at Betoli Gram Panchayat. It is necessary to create awareness about cleanliness and health among the people in rural areas. He said that students are providing social service at the village level and such health-focused camps benefit the society and create social awareness.
Speaking at the program, Madalai Muthu, Manager of St. Anne's Degree College, said that social work always remains fresh in everyone's mind. He said that by engaging oneself in social service, a person can lead a happy life.
St. Anne's Degree College Principal Trupti Bopanna said that today, a free eye and health check-up camp was organized in Betoli Gram Panchayat under the leadership of our college, and the public will take advantage of it. The NSS unit of the college is trying to create awareness among the public about health in annual special camps and awareness programs. He said that the unit has been organizing many programs at the village level, which are community-centered programs. NSS officer of St. Anne's Degree College B.N. Shantibhushan gave an introductory speech about the program.
On this occasion, Betoli Gram Panchayat Development Officer B. Mani, members Ammanakuttanda Vasanthakatti, Razak, IQAC coordinator of St. Anne's Degree College Hema B. D, lecturers, NSS students, Panchayat staff and villagers were present.
Dr. Agarwal's Clinic in Virajpet conducted eye check-up and Apollo Pharmacy conducted health check-up.
A large number of villagers participated in this camp, which lasted from morning to evening. The clinic staff gave appropriate advice to the public by checking their health and eyes.
On this occasion, Arjun Devaiah, the manager of Dr. Agarwal's Clinic, optometrists, Apollo Pharmacy staff and the village nurse of Betoli area were present.
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