11 multi-specialty camps to cover more than 30,000 people across 16 villages; over 450 villagers receive free treatment at first camp in Raikheda
TFP Bureau, Raikheda, September 10, 2026: The Adani Foundation has launched a mega health camp campaign to improve access to specialist healthcare services in rural areas. The initiative, being undertaken as part of the social health outreach programme of Adani Power Limited, Raipur, will bring multi-specialty medical consultations and treatment closer to communities living around the power plant.
The first mega multi-specialty health camp was organized in Raikheda village on Saturday, where more than 450 villagers availed themselves of free medical services. The initiative is aimed at enabling residents to consult specialist doctors without having to travel long distances for treatment.
The camp was inaugurated by Adani Power Chief Business Officer Ramayanam Peddana, Raikheda Sarpanch Dinesh Verma and Deputy Sarpanch Bhojraj Dhivar, along with prominent villagers and representatives of the Gram Panchayat. Adani Power Head of Human Resources Nageshwar Rao Teneti and Debashish Das were also present.
Specialist doctors, including orthopaedicians, paediatricians, gynaecologists and obstetricians, general physicians and MD Medicine specialists, examined patients and provided medical consultations. Health check-ups, consultations and essential medicines were provided free of cost.
Women, children, youth and senior citizens participated in the camp in large numbers. Doctors examined patients, advised them on appropriate treatment and provided information on preventive healthcare and the importance of timely medical check-ups.
Villagers welcomed the initiative and described the availability of specialist doctors and medicines in their own locality as a significant benefit for the community.
Under the campaign, the Adani Foundation plans to organize 11 mega multi-specialty health camps covering 16 villages located around the Adani Power plant. The initiative is expected to benefit more than 30,000 residents.
Besides providing medical consultations and treatment, the campaign seeks to promote health awareness, encourage regular health check-ups and facilitate timely identification and treatment of health conditions.
The Adani Foundation said the initiative reflects its continued focus on strengthening healthcare access and improving the quality of life in rural communities through community-focused social development programmes.
