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23 August 2026Health & CSR

CSR drive targets biomedical equipment for 23 Haryana district hospitals

Banks, PSUs and industries were encouraged to support hospital equipment and haemophilia care.

Haryana launched a Corporate Social Responsibility mobilisation drive to equip 23 District Civil Hospitals with essential biomedical equipment. Deputy Commissioners were asked to engage banks, public-sector undertakings, industries and corporate houses for support. The initiative also seeks to strengthen treatment for nearly 1,000 haemophilia patients receiving care across the state. Haemophilia is an inherited bleeding disorder in which blood does not clot properly. For HSSC, remember the number of hospitals, the use of CSR support and the focus on biomedical equipment and haemophilia treatment. The programme illustrates cooperation between government administration and institutional donors to improve public-health infrastructure.

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  1. 123 District Civil Hospitals targeted
  2. 2CSR support sought from banks, PSUs and industries
  3. 3Essential biomedical equipment required
  4. 4Nearly 1,000 haemophilia patients mentioned
  5. 5Deputy Commissioners to mobilise support
  6. 6Strengthens public-health infrastructure

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Haryana launched a Corporate Social Responsibility mobilisation drive to equip 23 District Civil Hospitals with essential biomedical equipment. Deputy Commissioners were asked to engage banks, public-sector undertakings, industries and corporate houses for support. The initiative also seeks to strengthen treatment for nearly 1,000 haemophilia patients receiving care across the state. Haemophilia is an inherited bleeding disorder in which blood does not clot properly. For HSSC, remember the number of hospitals, the use of CSR support and the focus on biomedical equipment and haemophilia treatment. The programme illustrates cooperation between government administration and institutional donors to improve public-health infrastructure.