Udaipur, 21 November (Udaipur Kiran)। A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) has been signed between Venkateshwara Institute of Paramedical Sciences, Umrada, and Prarthna Manav Seva Sansthan to strengthen mutual cooperation in healthcare and social service activities.
The MoU was signed in the presence of Institute Principal Prof. Dr. Anant Prakash Gupta, Coordinator Bharat Dadhich, Prarthna Manav Seva Sansthan President Hemant Chopra and Secretary Vinay Jain.
Under the agreement, both institutions will work jointly on paramedical students’ training, skill development, internships, community health services, and various socio-medical initiatives. This collaboration will provide students with enhanced practical exposure while supporting the expansion of healthcare services in both rural and urban regions.
Prof. Dr. Gupta said the MoU will open new opportunities for students’ careers and contribute to social welfare initiatives. President Hemant Chopra stated that paramedical students will actively participate in ongoing health and public welfare programmes run by the organisation.
According to both institutions, this partnership will pave the way for several future joint projects and health awareness campaigns.
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