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RK Kalkhande Sahab
It is really very inspiring____agar sabhi Jat aap ki tarah sochne lag jaye to hamari jat kaum ka bhala jaldi hi ho jaye, jo kaam aap karne ja rahe hain vo bhagwan ka naam lene se bhi achha hai......asli samaj seva isko kahte hain..

bhagwan aap ko kamyabi de

Ram Ram

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Cancer among farmers is rising globally. A simple google search would open the eyes of anyone. As populations increase, demand on food supply will increase. Occupational hazards in farming need very close watch. Aim of this Cancer Centre would be to focus on the cancer among farmers and come out with preventive education in addition to the treatment. Often we talk of AIDS becoming epidemic and ignore other diseases. During my career I have seen manifold rise of cancer among farmers from western UP, Haryana and Punjab. When there are pressure groups for breast cancer in urban India, nothing of the sort exists for farmers. At this centre we will work to raise awareness among farmers not only in India but Internationally... This however, does not mean that we will shut the doors of this hospital to others.

Rajendra
 
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drrajpoonia

hello rajendera ji
u r doing gret task,as being a doctor,i think this is the best way to serve the poor people,i mean those live in rural part of india.b/c they cann`t affort expence in matro hospitals,

if u want to discuss this issue to cancer expert doctor,i know one of kindful man, dr d.p.poonia,he is a principal ,director and dean of s.p.medical college and associated hospital bikaner, rajasthan,

in terms of cancer regional centre in india,bikaner hospital one of them,

regards
best of luck
 
I would firstly like to appreciate the guts and the responsibility towards the society of Mr Rajenderji.
A heartfelt congratulations Sir,

I am in Bangalore but we have a handful of Jat friends here who will get together to do whatever possible . Lets look at the reality as mentioned by many above that we definitely need funds. It is not possible for some individual to go and make a hospital on his own.We got to join hands to get it done .. So I appeal to all the people across the country and the globe that they all contribute towards the cause.

I am not sure if it’s a good idea but if we could have a place where we could submit our contributions. Let me tell something, at times we feel that a little contribution of mine is not going to make any difference, but it will surely do. When we can do it for Tsunami, Gujrat Quake, why not now.it is equally important .So lets start collecting and make this dream a successful reality.

Sir can we have some place where we can drop in our contributions.

Kindly advise ….
 
vinodkaliramna said:
I would firstly like to appreciate the guts and the responsibility towards the society of Mr Rajenderji.
A heartfelt congratulations Sir,

I am in Bangalore but we have a handful of Jat friends here who will get together to do whatever possible . Lets look at the reality as mentioned by many above that we definitely need funds. It is not possible for some individual to go and make a hospital on his own.We got to join hands to get it done .. So I appeal to all the people across the country and the globe that they all contribute towards the cause.

I am not sure if it’s a good idea but if we could have a place where we could submit our contributions. Let me tell something, at times we feel that a little contribution of mine is not going to make any difference, but it will surely do. When we can do it for Tsunami, Gujrat Quake, why not now.it is equally important .So lets start collecting and make this dream a successful reality.

Sir can we have some place where we can drop in our contributions.

Kindly advise ….
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Dear Vinod,

Really appreciate your feelings. I know, we would need large amounts of funds and no individual is resourceful enough to run such hospitals alone. However, let me prove my commitment first by putting my own resources, which include my savings, my future earnings and my other professional skills. Let people feel that I am truely committed to the cause and then decide if I deserve their support to provide them the best in the world. Till such time all I need is your good wishes and blessings.

Regards
Rajendra
 
Those come unsaid Sir ..But I will do what I have planned and would like to be in touch. I am from Samalkha, Panipat and if I understand it is not very far from Shamli. Will try to come and visit you inn person sometime when I am back home.

Please confirm the address if you can.
 
A pioneering step!

Dear Rajendra Ji,
Congratulations and best wishes for embarking on this much-needed and ambitious endeavor. As you pointed out, this project can be a model for cost-effective, community-based medicine, which is what we need in the Indian context if we are to make health care accessible to all and not just a handful of wealthy people. As it will probably be a while before clinical services can be offered, I am wondering if you have any plans, for the interim, of designing and implementing outreach and education efforts which can help people avoid/minimize exposure to carcinogens and environmental hazards, and take precautionary measures. I will be very interested in working and contributing to such efforts--most likely conceptually, but in other ways as well. Maybe a pilot-scale effort can be organized which can help improve our understanding of the magnitude of the problem and its demographic characteristics, etc. I wonder if there are any epidemiological studies done in the region which can provide a good starting point for these efforts?
 
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Dear Rajendra Ji,
Congratulations and best wishes for embarking on this much-needed and ambitious endeavor. As you pointed out, this project can be a model for cost-effective, community-based medicine, which is what we need in the Indian context if we are to make health care accessible to all and not just a handful of wealthy people. As it will probably be a while before clinical services can be offered, I am wondering if you have any plans, for the interim, of designing and implementing outreach and education efforts which can help people avoid/minimize exposure to carcinogens and environmental hazards, and take precautionary measures. I will be very interested in working and contributing to such efforts--most likely conceptually, but in other ways as well. Maybe a pilot-scale effort can be organized which can help improve our understanding of the magnitude of the problem and its demographic characteristics, etc. I wonder if there are any epidemiological studies done in the region which can provide a good starting point for these efforts?
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Dear Neeraj,
My plan is to start the cancer prevention education programmes by the year end. There are lots of epidemiological studies on cancer among american farmers. There is one report on Punjab farmers as well. However, there is no study on farmers from rest of the India. We will be establishing a population based cancer registry at this hospital. Major efforts will be on prevetive aspects and then on early detection which are most cost effective ways to deal with the problem. One thing is almost certain that the cancer among farmers is increasing at alarming rate. Use of fertilizers, pesicides and presence of heavy metals in deep bore wells is a major contributor to this. combination of smoking and alcohol is another factor. Systematic studies are required to analyse the problem. I have many plans. Let us see how far we succeed in addressing the issue. We will be starting news letter in hindi on cancer education which will be freely distributed to all panchayats and schools in rural area. Personally I will cover 3-4 villages every week to spread the message. Whole process should take momentum by the middle of next year when I move back to India.

Rajendra
 
rkumar said:
Dear Friends,

The foundation stone of the hospital has been laid on 3rd April 2005 by Shri Virendra Verma, ex Governor Punjab and Himachal Pradesh. The event was well covered by all major and minor news papers of western UP. Here is the link to Amar Ujala;

http://www.amarujala.com/archive/fu...5&ci=mng&day=04&dis=âô×ßæÚ&mdis=¥ÂýðÜ&yy=2005

denik jagarna of 4th April 2005 covered the event in detail along with photographs. Function was attened by about 2000 people from the area.

Rajendra
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Hello Dr. Saahab,

Is 'Manvendra Verma' - which I read in the news, you provided the link to - the same; who is an advocate and currently practicing in Delhi and I think, he is also from Shamli?

Shailendra
 
Inspiring, pioneering, necessary & pragmatic

Phuphaji,

Cancer in our farming community is gaining serious proportions and a short stay in one of our villages should be enough for anyone to grasp the nature of the beast you've aimed to tackle. Your pioneering effort surely has identified the need of this hour. Also, I see this as a 'first' in truly understanding the health care needs of our rural communities. We could do with many more 'firsts' to address needs of our rural/farming community.
What makes your effort all the more inspiring is that this has forced each one of us to wake up and think about our broader goals in our life. And that, I feel, is the beginning of something much bigger. Like JFK once said,"Ask not what your country can do for you, but ask what you can do for your country?" Some of us, the properous sons & daughters of India, but living abroad for our own selfish interests, need to answer this question. It is truly inpspiring to see that you've answered this; and have indeed answered it supremely well. Whatever happens from here on will, I believe, be judged trivial.

Deepender Hooda
 
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