DNipCare Charitable Palliative OP Medical Camp with Pap Smear & Oral tests by RGCIRC, Niti Bagh, Delhi on 06th September 2026 - at Mayur Vihar, Delhi.

 

DNipCare Charitable Palliative OP Medical Camp in association with KMWA, Delhi on 30th August 2026 managed by the Volunteers Team of Dr. Habeeb Muhammed Bilal of Community Medicines, Hamdard Institute of Medical Sciences & Research, Delhi, Dr. Muqadas Syeed and Dr. Jasia both from Rajiv Gandhi Cancer Institute & Research Centre, Niti Bagh, supported by Mr. Krishna Shankar, Nursing Officer of Safdarjung Hospital, Ms. Geeta Rani, Nursing Officer, Delhi Government Health Department, Ms. Pearly Sen, Consultant Bio-Chemist from Jaipur Golden Hospital, Delhi, along with other Volunteers  Mr. Abdul Kareem, Dr. Bushair MT, Mr. Soma Sekharan, Mr. Nanda Kumaran, Ms Khushi Farouqi, Miss Gopika Suresh from Ambedkar College, Delhi University, Mr. Adwait Krishna & Mr. Akash N Dinesh both from Dr.  BR Ambedkar University and Interning with DNipCar,  Miss Shabeera, Miss Maria, Miss Hiba Fathima and Miss Riswana, the  Nursing Students of RAK College of Nursing, Delhi, Mr. Mohammed Khubaib from Jamia Millia Islamia, Miss Saima Shafique, Mr. Muhammed Sohaib, among other students.    

Dr. Muqadas Syeed & Dr. Jasia along with the Nursing Professionals Mr. Reji John, Ms. Bhina and two other staff Members from Rajiv Gandhi Cancer Institute & Research Centre, Niti Bagh conducted the Pap Smear and Oral tests, imparted training on self breast examination to the patients during the Medical Camp today as per the Institutes Cancer Prevention and Screening program.  

Mr. U. Sadananda Menon, our veteran Volunteer and well-wisher could not visit the Camp today.  

The Pilot run of the "Medical Camp Automation System", is going on smoothly in the Medical Camp, enrolling patients and dispensing medicines to them through the system.   With the support of Volunteers, especially the IIT Students, the system is found to be functioning well, though further modules of Doctor's consultation and reporting facilities need to be developed and tested.  The system is being developed and supervised by Dr. Bushair MT, Secretary, DNipCare.  

Analysis of the number of patients who availed consultation and medicines from the Clinic today: 76 patients, with the break up of 23 Male, 53 Female, 8 paediatric, and 27 Geriatric patients.  

Overall coordination by KV Hamza, Gen. Secretary, DNipCare.