Free Eye Examinations Conducted for 279 Persons
KARIMNAGAR, NOVEMBER 05, 2026: A free eye medical camp was successfully organised today under the aegis of the National Service Scheme (NSS) Units at SRR Government Arts and Science College (A), Karimnagar, in collaboration with Dr. Agarwal’s Eye Hospital, Karimnagar. Nearly 279 members, including students, teaching faculty and non-teaching staff, availed themselves of the free eye examination services.
During the camp, doctors from Dr. Agarwal’s Eye Hospital, Dr. Sohel and Dr. Divya, conducted eye examinations and created awareness about eye health, preventive measures for vision-related problems and various eye disorders. M. Naveen, Marketing Manager of the hospital, extended his support in organising the camp.
On this occasion, the Principal, Prof. K. Ramakrishna, appreciated the initiative and stated that maintaining eye health is very important in today’s lifestyle. He advised everyone to undergo regular eye check-ups and appreciated the efforts made to provide free medical services to students, faculty and staff.
The Vice-Principals, Sri P. Nithin and Sri T. Rajaiah, along with TGCGTA State President K. Surender Reddy, appreciated the initiative and stated that the health awareness programmes organised by the NSS Units as part of their social responsibility were highly commendable.
The programme was attended by NSS Programme Officers B. Elizabeth Rani, K. Arjun, P. Thirupathi, M. Venkateshwarlu and G. Rajender. Faculty members M. Srinivas Reddy, Captain R. Sanjeev, Raju, Ashok, Krishna Reddy, Venu, Prakash, Boorla Venkateshwarlu, Satish, Naresh, Sunitha, Shyamala Chandra and Kalajyothi, along with NSS volunteers, actively participated in the programme.
The college management expressed its happiness over the successful conduct of the camp, through which approximately 279 people benefited from free eye examination services. The Principal extended his special appreciation and gratitude to the medical team of Dr. Agarwal’s Eye Hospital and everyone who contributed to the successful organisation of the camp.
The NSS Units reaffirmed their commitment to continuing such service-oriented initiatives in the future with the aim of promoting health awareness and building a healthy society.
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