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Sunita Devi to Carry Forward the Dreams of Late Manjeet Yadav, Contributes Financial Support for the Development of Shama Library
Sunita Devi Pledges to Fulfill Incomplete Works; A New Initiative for the Growth of Shama Library, Contributing to Education for the Past 53 Years
Hazaribagh. Ward Councillor 32, Sunita Devi, contributed financial assistance towards the development of Shama Library, carrying forward the unfulfilled dreams of her late husband, Manjeet Yadav. She pledged to make every possible effort for the progress of the library and the spread of education.
Shama Library, operating since 1971, has been making significant contributions to education for the past 53 years. Many students, after preparing here, have cleared JPSC and other civil service examinations, playing an important role in the upliftment of society.
The library’s secretary, Md. Mustakim alias Mandul, said that the institution’s services are not limited to education alone but have also played an important role in nation-building. In today’s gathering, six people also contributed donations in the form of cheques and cash for the development of the library.
Prominent members present at the meeting: Md. Mustakim alias Mandul, Jamal Ahmad alias Hero, Imtiaz Ahmad, Joint Secretary Ibrak Ahmad, Vice President and former Ward Councillor Nezam Ansari, Spokesperson Kashif Adeeb, Patron Nazrullah Ansari, Akhtar Hussain, Mumtaz Ahmad, Trustee Member Faheemuddin, Haji Manzoor Alam, Md. Usman Qadri, Md. Ishaq, Md. Parvez Alam, and Syed Sahil Ahmad.
On this occasion, Sunita Devi said:
“My husband, the late Manjeet Yadav, was a patron of this library. He did a lot for its development. Now, I will make every possible effort to fulfill his unfulfilled dreams.”
Shama Library President Jamal Ahmad alias Hero announced the upcoming programs: On September 3, Shama Library will organize a fruit distribution program at Sadar Hospital and Old Age Home. On September 28, a grand quiz competition will be organized on the occasion of Shir-te-Paak.
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Free Eye Check-Up Camp Organized by Iris Super Speciality Eye Hospital at Shama Library, Khirgaon
Hazaribagh: On Saturday, February 8, a free eye check-up camp was organized at Shama Library, Khirgaon, located near the dumping ground area. This initiative was conducted by Iris Super Speciality Eye Hospital, Ramgarh in collaboration with Shama Library Welfare & Educational Trust.
The primary aim of the camp was to provide essential eye care services to economically weaker and underprivileged sections of society, enabling them to maintain healthy vision and move towards a brighter future.
Specialist doctors, equipped with modern diagnostic tools, conducted detailed eye examinations during the camp. Free medicines were distributed to those in need, and for serious cases, treatment at Iris Super Speciality Eye Hospital, Ramgarh was offered at discounted rates.
Mr. Mohammad Mustakeem, popularly known as Mandul and the Secretary of Shama Library Welfare & Educational Trust, emphasized the importance of such initiatives for the community. He urged local residents to participate in large numbers and take advantage of the free services.
Eye problems are often neglected, but without timely diagnosis and treatment, they can lead to severe vision issues. This is especially true for rural and economically challenged communities who cannot afford regular check-ups. The camp’s core mission was to offer free eye examinations and treatment, preventing avoidable vision problems.
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Successful Execution of the Camp – Hundreds Benefited.
On the scheduled date, the free eye check-up camp was successfully held at the Shama Library premises, attracting hundreds of patients, including those from distant villages.
A team of expert doctors from Iris Super Speciality Eye Hospital — including Mr. Mohammad Kashif (Head), Senior Optometrist Mohammad Farooq Khan, Optometrist Roshan Kumar, and Prasar Kumar — conducted thorough eye examinations. Additionally, Mr. Shoaib Akhtar checked patients’ blood pressure, sugar levels, and pulse to assess their overall health.
The Trust played a key role in organizing and facilitating the camp. Many notable community members, including Mr. Jamal Ahmad (President of Shama Library), Mr. Ibrak Hussain, Mr. Mohammad Nazarullah, Haji Mushtaq, Haji Manzoor, Haji Ejaz, Haji Salauddin, Faheemuddin, Mohammad Ishaq, Anwar Hussain, Mohammad Iqbal, Aftab Alam, Afzal Hussain, Usman Qadri, and Bakhtiyar, contributed significantly to the event’s success.
Shama Library’s Media Incharge, Mr. Kashif Adeeb, expressed gratitude to all supporters and stressed the need for more such initiatives in the future.
Future Initiatives -
The Trust announced its commitment to organizing more such health camps in the future, ensuring affordable and accessible healthcare for those in need. The event concluded with the felicitation of doctors and medical staff by Trust members.
This camp not only provided medical assistance but also played a significant role in raising awareness about eye health within the community — making it a meaningful and socially impactful effort.
Positive Feedback from Participants -
Patients expressed satisfaction with the quality of services provided.
Haji Rafiq Ansari (60), a Khirgaon resident struggling with blurred vision for years, said, “I had difficulty visiting a doctor due to financial constraints. This free check-up and medicines brought me great relief.”
Saleem Ahmad (40), diagnosed with cataract, shared, “The camp informed me about the urgent need for surgery and offered treatment at a reduced cost, which is a huge help.”
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