To ensure that the elderly above 70 years of age do not feel ignored and isolated, and to integrate them into the mainstream of society, our state's illustrious Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath directed to make Ayushman cards for all the elderly above 70 years of age, following which the Indian Red Cross Society Ghaziabad unit, in collaboration with Ghaziabad-based Jagannath Cancer Hospital, organised a health check-up camp for the elderly and all the family members in the VVIP Society of Rajnagar Extension, which was inaugurated by Ghaziabad's eminent senior citizen Maya Prakash Tyagi.

Chairman Subhash Gupta said that our aim is that the benefits of all the government schemes should reach the last point and we will keep making efforts for that, whether it is to protect the workers from cold, arrange for green fodder for the cows, or distribute nutritious packets to tuberculosis patients. In today's camp, apart from health check-up, special arrangements were made to make Ayushman cards, seeing which Maya Prakash Tyagi was very happy. Seeing the dedication of the Red Cross, all the family members and elderly visitors were praising the programs of the Red Cross.

In view of the cold, tea was arranged for everyone. l

To make the program successful, apart from Vice Chairman Anil Garg, Secretary Kiran Garg, Dinesh Baliga, Sandeep Gupta, DC Bansal, Rakesh Gupta, Meera Gupta, Chhotelal Kanaujia, Satish Jain, S.P. Tyagi, Nitin Tyagi, Harminder Singh, Ankit Goyal of Jagannath Charitable Hospital, Dr. Reshu Tyagi and the entire Ayushman team and medical team got full support.

The entire Hint team was present to record today's program specially. The entire camp service was turned off the camera and the well-being of the beneficiaries of the camp was also enquired and their views were also recorded. YouTuber Tomar ji was also present.

The Red Cross team and the Jagannath Hospital team honored Maya Prakash Tyagi ji by wearing a shawl and presented a symbol of Ramlala as a thank you for attending the camp.