on the occasion of World Homoeopathic Day and the 271st birth anniversary of Dr. Samuel Hahnemann. The Free Homeopathic Mega camp was organized by C. N. Kothari Homoeopathic Medical College and Research Centre, Vyara, attached to Kalidas Hospital, Vyara, with the aim of providing accessible and effective homoeopathic healthcare services to rural communities. The camp was organized across five adopted villages, namely Indu, Rampura, Paniyari, Katasvan, and Khushalpura, at different timings to ensure maximum participation. The camps at Indu and Rampura (Old Gram Panchayat) were conducted from 4:30 PM to 6:30 PM, while camps at Paniyari (PHC), Katasvan (Gram Panchayat), and Khushalpura (Milk Dairy) were held from 10:00 AM to 12:00 noon.
The camp provided free consultation and treatment for various health conditions, especially focusing on skin diseases such as eczema, psoriasis, hair fall, and dandruff, as well as female disorders including uterine fibroids, dysmenorrhea, menorrhagia, and metrorrhagia. In addition, an anaemia diagnostic camp was also conducted to identify and manage cases of low haemoglobin levels among patients. The medical services were efficiently delivered by a dedicated team of doctors, including Dr. Sona Shah, Dr. Anjali Sindhi, Dr. Suchita Patel, and Dr. Smita Gamit who served patients across different locations.
A large number of patients actively participated in the camp, benefiting from free homoeopathic consultation, medicines, and health guidance. The camp also played an important role in spreading awareness about the safety, effectiveness, and holistic approach of homoeopathic treatment. The entire program was successfully organized and managed by Dr. Dixita Upadhyay and her team, under the valuable guidance of Principal Dr. Jyoti Rao. Overall, the camp proved to be a meaningful initiative in promoting community health and bringing homoeopathy closer to rural populations.