Barmer News: “Fifty Villagers Seva Sansthan” is working for the last 10 years to make the dreams of poor Honar children of Barmer district come true. This organization is giving wings to the dreams of poor children. This year all 33 children of Fifty Villagers Seva Sansthan have cracked the NEET exam. 33 children studying in Fifty Villagers Seva Sansthan took the NEET exam. Fifty Villagers Seva Sansthan of Barmer district situated in the border area of western Rajasthan is one of the famous institutions of the country.
The reason for this is that poor promising children are given medical education here. Also, their stay and food is free. Here the dreams of poor children to become doctors are realized. Every year 50 poor children of Barmer district are selected through test in Fifty Villagers Service Institute. Such children who despite being promising leave their studies due to weak economic condition. Fifty Villagers Seva Sansthan is giving new flight to the dreams of such promising children. Dr. Bharat Saran started Fifty Villagers Seva Sansthan.
Dr. Bharat Saran started the organization
Dr. Bharat Saran, who started Fifty Villagers Seva Sansthan told ABP News that, when I was studying second year of MBBS, I felt that good doctors are not available in our desert area. Doctors do not come even after posting here. Why not help poor children and make them doctors. After that we started Fifty Villagers Seva Sansthan. In our place only those children are given admission, who are living below the poverty line. Such children who are talented, but are forced to leave studies due to their weak economic condition. All those children get education, stay and food completely free of cost in Fifty Villagers Seva Sansthan.
Children are selected during 11th class
Dr. Bharat Saran told that Fifty Villagers Seva Sansthan is such a Gurukul, where children do their own work from cooking to shopping in the market along with studies. Dr. Saran told that the children are selected during the 11th class by our team. I myself teach Chemistry, Biology and Physics to all the children. Children stay here and study along with discipline. By becoming a doctor, he will also treat the poor in the rural areas.
Dr. Bharat Saran and his team started Fifty Villagers Seva Sansthan in the year 2012. The aim of this institute is to fulfill the dream of those students. Those who want to become doctors after being educated, but they lack resources. So far 75 students of this institute have taken admission in different medical colleges.
