The response to the free mega medical camp organized by the Charitable Trust Chairman Sri Yogimukteshwari Mathaji on Sunday at Lepakshi Oriental High School as part of the tertiary worship of Sri Sri Sri Parmapita Sri Venkataramanacharya Guruvu Charitable Trust. In the morning the camp started with a blaze of flame. 16 specialists Dr. Ramasubbaiah, Achyutapra Saad, Venkatramireddy, Narasimhulu, Srinivasulu, Rajakullayappa, Mukundareddy, Hariprasad, Suryaprakash, Shashidhar, Shanti, Ramu, Abhishek, Balakumari, Mohan Babu, Ravikumar participated and provided medical services. The camp conducted tests on minor ailments, gynecological diseases, diseases of the ear, nose, throat, asthma, lungs, spine, bones, etc. and distributed medicines free of cost. Eye exams were done for the elderly. Those in need were selected for surgery. Patients flocked heavily. Speaking on the occasion, Trust Vice Chairman Ashok Kumar and Convener Manijnanashree said that free medical camps and spiritual programs are being organized every month under the auspices of the trust. They explained that in the future a spiritual center and hospital would be set up in the Lepakshi area and services would be provided free of cost. The doctors were then presented with mementos by the trust members. The camp was attended by Trust Secretary Ramam Jineyachari, Deputy Secretary MallikaRjuna, Treasurer Nagbhushan, and others. In honor of the NCC students, a free mega medical was organized on Sunday at the local Oriental High School under the auspices of the Sriparmapita Venkataramanacharya Guru Charitable Trust. – NCC students of Oriental School, Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya participated in the camp which was conducted till morning and evening and rendered various services to the patients. Members of the trust recognized the services of NCC educators at the camp, which was attended by more than 3,650 patients from across the region and presented mementos in their honor.