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Sri Ramakrishna Math Hyderabad

Rural Development care (Gramasri)

Ramakrishna math Hyderabad


REPORT ON GRAMA SHRI RURAL DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES
Organised by: Grama Shri, Ramakrishna Math, Hyderabad

Place: Maddelabedu Village, Dameragidda Mandal, Narayanpet District, Telangana

Date of Seva: 06 September 2026

Beneficiaries: 275 Patients

Grama Shri Mobile Dispensary of Ramakrishna Math, Hyderabad, conducted a medical camp at Maddelabedu Village, Dameragidda Mandal, Narayanpet District, Telangana, on 06 September 2026.

The village is located in a remote corner of Telangana, where access to medical facilities and health services is very limited. Many needy people from the village came to the medical camp and shared their health problems with the doctors. A total of 275 patients received medical consultation and treatment.

The patients came with different health problems, including fever, cough, knee pain, back pain, gynaecological issues, paediatric problems, skin-related problems and dental problems. The doctors patiently examined and treated all the patients and served them wholeheartedly with care and compassion.

Free medicines were provided to the all the patients. The villagers, particularly those who could not easily access medical facilities, greatly benefited from this service of Ramakrishna Math, Hyderabad.

The local Ramakrishna Seva Samithi volunteers from the village actively supported the medical camp and served along with the Ramakrishna Math team. Their cooperation helped in making the medical service smooth and useful for the villagers.

The people of Maddelabedu Village expressed their happiness and gratitude for bringing medical services to their remote village. Many villagers conveyed their heartfelt thanks to the Swamijis and the entire team of grama shri  Ramakrishna Math, Hyderabad, for extending this much-needed medical service to their village.

The Grama Shri Mobile Dispensary continues to reach remote and needy villages and provide medical care and free medicines to people who have limited access to healthcare facilities.

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