Archive · 31 Jan 2026
Indore Distributes 118 Electronic Prosthetic Limbs
In Indore, a special camp was held to give away free electronic prosthetic hands to people who need them.
The camp was organized by the local government and some health programs.
They gave out 118 high-tech hands to people from Indore and other places.
Doctors and experts were there to help fit the hands and teach people how to use them properly.
The goal is to help these people move better, hold things more easily, and do everyday tasks on their own.
The leaders said they will keep doing these kinds of programs to help people with disabilities.
A two-day camp in Indore distributed 118 modern silicon-based electronic prosthetic limbs to people with disabilities.
The event was organized by the district administration, health department, National Child Health Programme, and Inali Foundation.
Beneficiaries included residents of Indore and individuals from other districts.
Medical experts provided fitting, demonstration, and guidance on using and maintaining the prosthetic limbs.
The advanced prosthetic hands are designed to improve mobility, grip strength, and independence for daily tasks.
- Who
- District administration, health department, National Child Health Programme, Inali Foundation, and beneficiaries with disabilities
- What
- Distribution of 118 modern silicon-based electronic prosthetic limbs
- When
- January 29-30
- Where
- Indore, Madhya Pradesh
- Why
- To empower persons with disabilities and improve their mobility and independence
- Location
- Indore, Madhya Pradesh
- Date
- January 29-30
- Organizers
- District Administration, Health Department, National Child Health Programme, Inali Foundation
- Number of Limbs Distributed
- 118
- Type of Prosthetics
- Modern silicon-based electronic prosthetic limbs