With the support of the Daswandh Network Sangat and our donors, construction of the Dialysis Unit, CT Unit rooms, and charitable pharmacy is progressing steadily. Electrical and plumbing works are underway, with networking and CCTV installations planned next—an important seva toward strengthening hospital infrastructure and improving healthcare for patients in need.

First Spine Surgery
What began as a dream of hope turned into a historic moment for our hospital. With dedicated doctors, committed staff, and the blessings of countless well-wishers, the hospital successfully performed its first spine surgery on date 28/11/25 . For the patient, it was more than a medical procedure—it was a second chance at life, relief from pain, and the promise of movement and dignity once again. This milestone marks the beginning of advanced surgical care at our hospital and reflects our unwavering commitment to serving humanity with compassion, skill and seva.

Inhabitants Surgeries
One of our inhabitants, Ms. Deepa (age 42), was suffering from severe back pain. Upon the doctor’s recommendation, an MRI was conducted from Chandigarh, which revealed a fracture in her spine. Considering the seriousness of her condition, our hospital’s specialist doctors and surgeons successfully performed the second spine surgery.
Other inhabitants, Ms. Komal and Radhika, also underwent a successful gall bladder removal surgery due to gallstones and are recovering well under medical care.
All these surgeries were carried out completely free of cost for our inhabitants. With your continued support, we can extend these medical facilities and reach many more lives in need.

Free Medical Camps – December 2025
Prabh Aasra Charitable Hospital, Kurali organized multiple Free Medical Camps in December 2025 to provide accessible healthcare to the public and needy patients. Camps were held at Gurdwara Sahib Shri Chamkaur Sahib (20th–22nd December) benefiting 3,700+ people, and at Shri Fatehgarh Sahib (24th–28th December) on the occasion of Shaheedi Dihada’s, serving 7,800+ people with free check-ups, medicines, lab tests, eye care, and emergency treatment through the Mobile Clinic Bus. In addition, free medical camps were also organized at Village Daun and various schools, extending essential healthcare services to rural communities and students.

