New Delhi, 30th July, 2025: In a compassionate effort to enhance healthcare access in underserved areas, Mr. Vijay Kumar Arora and Dr. Saurabh Arora generously donated 70 hospital beds to Ujala Cygnus Hospitals. The official handover ceremony was held on 25th July 2025 in Delhi, symbolizing their deep commitment to strengthening healthcare infrastructure in tier 2 and tier 3 cities. This meaningful contribution underscores how individuals, driven by empathy and responsibility, can unite to create lasting positive change and advance the collective good in healthcare.
This support from the Arora family comes at a crucial time, as India continues to face an uneven distribution of healthcare infrastructure, particularly in smaller cities and rural belts. This timely contribution will not only boost capacity at key Ujala Cygnus facilities but also underscore the important role individuals can play in addressing systematic healthcare disparities. For years, Ujala Cygnus has operated with a mission to narrow the urban-rural health divide by offering quality, affordable medical services beyond metropolitan areas. The infusion of hospital beds directly supports the hospital’s mission to significantly boost capacity at key facilities and enable better patient care and faster emergency response.
Dr. Shuchin Bajaj, Founder & Director, Ujala Cygnus Healthcare Services, expressed heartfelt gratitude for the contribution, stating, “I have always believed real change begins with individuals, not institutions. The generosity shown by the Arora family is a strong reminder that making a meaningful impact doesn’t require vast resources or big foundations—just empathy, clear intent, and the willingness to take action. At Ujala Cygnus, our mission is rooted in the belief that healthcare is a basic right, not a privilege.”
As demand surges in emergency, intensive care, and post-operative units across smaller cities, Ujala Cygnus is expanding its capacity at a critical moment. The 70 new beds will help frontline teams treat patients more efficiently, reduce wait times, and create safer recovery environments. This generous act by the Arora family reminds us that individuals, driven by empathy and purpose, have the power to spark real change in healthcare.
