Mohan Bhagwat, the head of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, has expressed deep concern over the commercialization of medicine and education, as well as the high cost of cancer treatment. He emphasized the need to make these services accessible and affordable for the general public, appealing to the capable sections of society to provide better health and education facilities.
Mohan Bhagwat: During the inauguration of 'Madhav Srishti Arogya Kendra' in Indore, Mohan Bhagwat said that medicine and education have become basic necessities for everyone today, but commercialization in these sectors has limited the access and financial capacity of the common people. He expressed concern over the high cost of cancer treatment and said that the capable sections of society should come forward to provide better services in the field of health and education.
Inauguration of Madhav Srishti Arogya Kendra and Key Highlights
Mohan Bhagwat, speaking at the inauguration of 'Madhav Srishti Arogya Kendra' in Indore, said that medicine and education have become basic necessities for everyone today, but their access has become limited for the general public. He said that earlier work was done with a spirit of service, but now commercialization in these areas has increased problems for ordinary people.
Thoughts on the High Cost of Cancer Treatment and Social Responsibility
Bhagwat expressed concern over the high cost of cancer treatment in the country, stating that these facilities are only available in a few large cities, which puts a heavy financial burden on patients. He said that the capable people of the society should play an active role in providing better services to the general public in the medical and education fields. At the same time, he connected Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) with the Dharma of service, describing it as a medium of social progress.
The Specialty of Indian Medical System and Global Comparison
Bhagwat said that compared to Western countries, the medical system in India provides treatment according to the different needs and nature of patients, which is its special identity. He also emphasized the need for timely and compassionate healthcare.
