National, 29th April 2026: Narayan Seva Sansthan, a leading NGO dedicated to empowering persons with disabilities, continues to advance inclusive development through its integrated healthcare and skill-building initiatives.
Recently, NSS has carried out many operations. One inspiring case is six-year-old Sudhanshu Kumar from Kataiya village, Sitamarhi, Bihar, who is differently abled and was born with clubfoot that left his feet and thumbs severely bent, making movement difficult.
Another transformed life is 18-year-old Chandni from Madhubani, Bihar, who is differently abled and has lived with a severe disability since age three, leaving both her legs bent and misaligned at the knees.
Over the past four decades, the Sansthan has emerged as a cornerstone of accessible healthcare and rehabilitation, having successfully conducted over 4,52,569 corrective surgeries. Its expansive 1,100-bed hospital campus, supported by a dedicated team of 125 doctors and nursing staff performs an impressive 80–90 surgeries daily, all offered free of cost.
Chandni’s Journey - From Isolation to Hope
Among the many transformed lives is 18-year-old Chandni from Madhubani, Bihar, who has been living with a severe disability since the age of three, leaving both her legs bent and misaligned at the knees. The condition caused her growing physical limitations, emotional distress, and prolonged isolation. Born into a financially constrained family, Chandni’s parents, Raman and Ritu Devi, consistently struggled to access advanced medical care. Their search led them, to the free treatment services offered by Narayan Seva Sansthan in Udaipur.
In May 2024, Chandni was admitted to the institution, where she underwent a detailed evaluation followed by multiple free surgeries, including Ilizarov-based corrective procedures. After nearly four surgeries and sustained medical care, her condition improved significantly. By her follow-up in December 2025, she was able to stand better and move forward with renewed strength and confidence toward a more independent future.
Sudhanshu’s First Steps - A Journey from Pain to Possibility
Another Inspiring Journey is of Six-year-old Sudhanshu Kumar from Kataiya village in Bihar’s Sitamarhi district, born with clubfoot, a congenital deformity that left both his feet and thumbs severely bent, making walking and basic movement extremely difficult. His treatment at Narayan Seva Sansthan spanned five months, including multiple evaluations, two major surgeries, and corrective procedures.
After a successful recovery, he was discharged on October 12, 2025, following a post-operative review on October 4, 2025. Today, Sudhanshu walks independently for the first time, expressing joy and confidence, saying, “Now I will run, I will move ahead,” while his father reflects that the institution not only treats disabilities but restores hope and transforms lives.
Speaking on the organisation’s expanding reach and commitment, Prashant Agarwal, President, Narayan Seva Sansthan, said “At NSS, our mission goes beyond medical treatment we are committed to restoring dignity, independence, and hope in every life we touch. Every surgery, every rehabilitation effort, and every assistive device we provide is a step toward building a more inclusive society where no individual is limited by disability or financial constraints. As we continue to expand our reach, we remain dedicated to ensuring that quality healthcare and opportunities for empowerment are accessible to all”.
The organization further supports recovery through physiotherapy services for nearly 8,000 patients every month, delivered via an extensive network of centres across Delhi, Haryana, Telangana, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Rajasthan, and Gujarat, ensuring continuity of care and accessibility across regions.
Beyond healthcare, the Sansthan actively promotes social awareness through campaigns focused on de-addiction, environmental conservation, cleanliness, and food donation. It also fosters inclusion by organizing national-level sports events for persons with disabilities, encouraging participation, confidence, and community integration.
