A Free Health Camp for the villagers, as part of our Old Temples Development Program, serves as a profound opportunity to engage with and educate the local community while fostering a deeper appreciation for the temple's significance. Temples have historically been more than places of worship; they have been cultural hubs, diligently preserving our traditions and passing down devotion and faith through the ages.

Indeed, a temple serves as a wellspring of power, solace, and knowledge, not only for the individual but for the broader society, community, locality, region, and the entire nation. In essence, a temple can be aptly described as a treasury, and our initiative of contributing to the temple is, in fact, a testament to the temple's enduring role in contributing to the welfare of the populace, furthering the cause of social good. This endeavor bridges the temporal and the spiritual, demonstrating how the temple continues to be a beacon of cultural and spiritual enlightenment for generations to come.

Dr. A Rajender Reddy - Comissionor of AYUSH authorized the provision of Free Medicine. Dr Arunkanth from Hyderbad has led the camp with fellow doctors and volunteers.