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30 Top Surgeons Give 200 Kids a Better Life

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30 Top Surgeons Give 200 Kids a Better Life
Some 200 poor children with deformed limbs have come to Bangalore in the hope of learning to walk, skip and jump like their friends. Helping them realize their dream will be 30 top surgeons from India, UK and USA who will conduct 30 surgeries a day. All this is free of cost.

Some 200 poor children with deformed limbs have come to Bangalore in the hope of learning to walk, skip and jump like their friends. Helping them realize their dream will be 30 top surgeons from India, UK and USA who will conduct 30 surgeries a day. All this is free of cost, thanks to the Sparsh Vachana project.

The hospital came alive on Monday when doctors began their week-long operations…

(Continue reading in the Times of India)

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