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'Project Sarathi' inspired volunteer initiative adopted by 1,467 hospitals across states, UTs

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Kolkata 10June2025

Under 'Seva Se Seekhen' initiative, students assist with tasks like helping patients and managing OPD counters

CHANDIGARH: A total of 1,467 hospitals across 34 states and UTs have been approved for the volunteering initiative 'Seva Se Seekhen' under which students assist with tasks like helping patients access healthcare services, managing outpatient department counters, operating information desk and carrying out documentation.

It is a replication of Project Sarathi -- the innovative hospital navigation and patient support initiative -- launched by the Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER) here on May 5, 2024, said Vivek Lal, the Director of the Institute.

With the backing of the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare and the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, a total of 1,467 hospitals have been approved under the Seva Se Seekhen Experiential Learning Programme (ELP) in Hospitals, as listed on the MyBharat portal, according to Pankaj Rai, Deputy Director (Administration) at PGIMER.

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