Rotary District 3233 honours doctors on National Doctors’ Day

The event also saw the launch of a website — showcasing the activities of Community Service Health (CSH) — and Rotarians’ Privilege Health Card, for the benefit of Rotarians and their families.
Rotary District 3233 honours doctors on National Doctors’ Day
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At Ambassador Pallava’s Dynasty Hall, the air was filled with pride as doctors and Rotarians gathered to celebrate National Doctors’ Day, on Tuesday, July 1. Some held roses that were distributed at the venue, some extended their arms to embrace fellow doctors, while the others wished each other with a joyous “Happy Doctors’ Day.”

The Community Service Health Team of Rotary International District 3233, under the governorship of D Devendran organised ‘Healers Harmony’ on Tuesday. At the event, Prof Mohammed Rela, chairman and managing director, Dr. Rela Institute of Medical Center, and Dr Ravi Kannan, director, Cachar Cancer Hospital & Research Center, Assam, were given the ‘For the Sake of Honor Award’. “We are taking forward the real spirit of Rotary — serving the community, by bringing all the rotarian doctors under one roof,” said Devendran.

Dr R Sriram, emergency medicine consultant, Dr TS Selvavinayagam, director of public health, Government of Tamil Nadu, and Dr Mohan Rajan, senior consultant ophthalmologist, were given the ‘Lifetime Achievement Award’. Mohan Rajan said, “Rotary is a leading light for all of us professionals. And the targets set by them are important because when you feel the competition, you will start introspecting and do better than the others.”

Additionally, Dr R Prem Sekar, paediatric interventional cardiologist, and Dr Vasumathy Vedantham, senior consultant ophthalmologist, were given the ‘Distinguished Medical Service Award’, and Dr Karthik Balaji, founder of Zoriox Innovation Labs, was given the ‘Young Achiever Award’.

The event also saw the launch of a website — showcasing the activities of Community Service Health (CSH) — and Rotarians’ Privilege Health Card, for the benefit of Rotarians and their families. “This card connects the Rotarians with a network of reputed hospitals where they can enjoy discounted rates and privilege access. More hospitals are getting added to this initiative,” explained Dr S Ramesh Babu, director, Community Service Health. A few other initiatives were also announced for targeted beneficiaries.

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