A New Chapter in Empowerment: Narayan Seva Sansthan Unveils the ‘World of Humanity’ Hospital
Udaipur: Marking a major milestone in the field of disability care, treatment, and rehabilitation, Narayan Seva Sansthan has inaugurated its newly built and expansive service complex, ‘World of Humanity’. More than just an infrastructure project, the building stands as a symbol of compassion, commitment, and humanitarian responsibility.
Media representatives toured the multi-storey facility on Wednesday, accompanied by Trust Member Devendra Chaubisa, Media In-charge Vishnu Sharma Hitaishi, and Public Relations Head Bhagwan Prasad Gaur.
Foundation Laid in 2020 with a Vision of Complete Care
The foundation stone of ‘World of Humanity’ was laid on 8 February 2020, with a clear commitment: to provide every essential service—from treatment to rehabilitation—for persons with disabilities under one roof.
Even during the most challenging phase of the pandemic, construction never stopped, driven by the mission to ease the lives of those in need rather than merely erecting a structure.
A Grand, Modern, and Compassionate Facility
Spread across 2,40,000 square feet, this 11-floor, fully air-conditioned hospital complex combines vastness, modernity, and empathy. Equipped with advanced medical technologies, the facility is designed to meet global standards.
Key Features of the Hospital
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450-bed advanced hospital
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Two modern operation theatres equipped for orthopedic, polio, clubfoot, and other specialized surgeries
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State-of-the-art physiotherapy and rehabilitation center with personalized recovery plans
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Artificial limb and orthotic manufacturing unit for on-site production of high-quality assistive devices
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Skill development and self-employment training centers including mobile repair, computer training, tailoring, mechanical skills, and fashion design
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Residential school for specially abled children, offering integrated education, nutrition, treatment, and psychological support
Most noteworthy is that all services—surgeries, artificial limbs, physiotherapy, rehab, accommodation, meals, and skill training—are provided completely free of cost, continuing the legacy of Narayan Seva Sansthan.
Cutting-Edge Infrastructure and Technology
The hospital incorporates multiple modern systems including:
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Green and sustainable building design
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Solar power plant
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RO purified water system
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Specially designed therapy zones
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3D-printing technology
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Building Management System (BMS)
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Access control systems
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NABH-accredited healthcare infrastructure
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Advanced water treatment plant
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Modular operation theatres
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Central fabrication unit
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Laser-based diagnosis
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CAD-CAM technology
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Five-functional embedded panel patient beds
“A Gateway to Opportunities and New Life”
Sansthan President Prashant Agarwal stated
Through this center, thousands of persons with disabilities will receive free treatment and rehabilitation. Artificial limbs, calipers, and mobility devices will restore independence, while youth will receive skill-based training enabling financial self-reliance. Special children will gain comprehensive education and care within a secure setting.
The facility aspires to become India’s largest service complex dedicated to persons with disabilities.
“Humanity Needs Collective Effort”
Founder Kailash Manav expressed, “The light of human service must reach every person in need. It is heartening that the journey we began in 1985 continues to spread hope across India and beyond.”
Expansion Goals for the Next 25 Years
Narayan Seva Sansthan announced an ambitious long-term service and expansion roadmap:
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7,02,000 surgical treatments, with an annual 15% growth
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9,36,000 assistive devices (wheelchairs, calipers, tricycles, walkers, hearing aids) with 25% yearly increase
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2,34,000 artificial limbs to be manufactured and distributed
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2,550 marriages of differently-abled couples, with a goal of hosting 50 mass marriage ceremonies by 2049
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Support for 1,250 NGOs
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Education for 5,000 children through Narayan Children Academy
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98,46,400 physiotherapy treatments
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400 free service centers, with 15 new centers added annually
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300 P&O (Prosthetics & Orthotics) workshops nationwide
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4,500 free medical and disability camps, including 150 Narayan Limb camps every year
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Establishment of 6,000 new branches, 250 added annually
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Food and ration for over 1 crore individuals, ensuring 5 lakh people are fed each year
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Skill training for 7,500 people, with 300 individuals trained annually
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