Shimla (Kameshwar Sharma): The Annapurna Diwas at IGMC Shimla was celebrated with compassion and dedication by the Inner Wheel Club Shimla Midtown at the Cancer Hospital of Indira Gandhi Medical College (IGMC). The service initiative marked the beginning of the club’s new Inner Wheel year while promoting the values of humanity, friendship, and selfless service.
According to the club’s long-standing tradition, every new service year begins with the Annapurna Diwas at IGMC Shimla project. Therefore, members once again chose to serve cancer patients and their families through meaningful community service.
Meals distributed to cancer patients and attendants
During the programme, club members distributed nutritious meals to patients undergoing cancer treatment and their attendants. Moreover, they served the food with dignity, care, and respect, making the occasion even more meaningful.
The initiative aimed to provide comfort and support to families spending long hours at the hospital. In addition, the volunteers personally interacted with patients and their caregivers to encourage them during difficult times.
Wheelchair donated for patient care
Besides distributing meals, the Inner Wheel Club Shimla Midtown donated a wheelchair to the hospital. This contribution will help hospital staff assist patients who require mobility support.
Furthermore, the club expressed its commitment to supporting healthcare institutions through practical community welfare initiatives. The wheelchair donation reflects the club’s continued focus on patient care and public service.
Members participate with dedication
All club members actively participated in the service project with enthusiasm and commitment. Moreover, the event reflected the core values of service, compassion, friendship, and humanity that define the Inner Wheel movement.
Club President Poonam Sharma, Secretary Rupinder Rajpal, former President Neha Sharma, Club Editor Poonam Chandel, and members Anita Gupta, Meenu Gupta, Meena Chandel, Neelu Sood, Sangeeta Sood, and Satvinder Kaur attended the programme.
A meaningful beginning to the new service year
The Annapurna Diwas at IGMC Shimla concluded with a renewed commitment to social welfare and humanitarian service. Overall, the event highlighted the importance of community participation in supporting patients and their families.
The club reaffirmed its resolve to continue organizing similar welfare initiatives throughout the year. Consequently, the programme became an inspiring start to the new Inner Wheel service year while strengthening the spirit of social responsibility.
Key Points of the news:
- Inner Wheel Club Shimla Midtown celebrated Annapurna Diwas at IGMC Shimla.
- Nutritious meals were distributed to cancer patients and their attendants.
- The club donated a wheelchair to improve patient care at the hospital.
- Members participated with dedication, compassion, and a spirit of selfless service.
- The event marked the beginning of the club’s new Inner Wheel service year.
