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Mission for Vision” 2023 for Punjab Press Conference in Chandigarh, India

Case Story of Powering Sri Harmandir Sahib and Gurudwaras of Punjab with Solar Enery

Film on the largest free-of-cost eye camps in Rural Punjab

Eyes Camps 2022-23

Eyes Camps 2021-22

Facts at a Glance Of The Eye Camps

Major Highlights & Accomplishments

ENVIRONMENTAL AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

With the help of global community support, United Sikh Mission completes Phase-I of 1.2 MegaWatt Solar Power Plant Installation at Sri Harmandir Sahib, Amritsar Darbar Sahib, Amritsar and Beer Baba Budda Sahib Ji, Tarn Taran.

Phase - II of Solar Power Plant Announced

ANNUAL EYE-CARE CAMPS 2022-23

United Sikh Mission – USM will be organizing more than 50 eye-care camps covering more than 400+ villages across rural Punjab, India spread over a time span of 5 Months.

 

ANNUAL EYE-CARE CAMPS 2021-22

United Sikh Mission – USM organized 33 free of cost eye care
camps covering more than 300+ villages across rural Punjab,
India.

Total OPD Registered – 15,406
Total Medicines Given – 15,406
Total Spectacles Given – 9,086
Total Surgeries Conducted – 2,383

UPDATES AND REPORTS

  1. Eye Care Camps 2022-23. Read more
  2. United Sikh Mission donated 150 medicines and eye lenses for complete treatment of 150 patients at Baba Budha Sahib Ji Charitable Hospital, Chabal, Tarn Taran on January 5, 2022. Read more
  3. Phase-I Solar Power Plant (Complete Report) | December 2021 Read more
  4. Phase-I of Solar Power Plant Installation Completed at Sri Harmandir Sahib, Amritsar Darbar Sahib, Amritsar and Beer Baba Budda Sahib Ji, Tarn Taran. Read more
  5. Inauguration of Solar Power Plant Project at Sri Harmandir Sahib, Amritsar held on 26th October, 2021 Read more
  6. United Sikh Mission honored by SGPC on 26th October, 2021 Read more
  7. View Eye Camp Schedule 2021 – 22 Read more
  8. Phase-I Solar Power Plant (Work in Progress Updates) | September 2021 Read more

ABOUT US

UNITED SIKH MISSION is a philanthropic charitable organization incorporated in Southern California, USA and also operating in Punjab, India since 2005 for the purposes of Human and Environmental Welfare.

Rashpal Singh Dhindsa
President, United Sikh MIssion

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DOCUMENTARY FILM

Largest Free Eye Camps in Punjab, India

Watch the inspiring case of the largest free-of-cost eye camps held every year in Punjab, India by the United Sikh Mission.

Download Report for 2021-22

SILVER LINING is an inspiring journey of Seva that led an American Sikh towards establishing a mission for vision as a selfless act of serving his community.
With more than 60 eye-camps a year across the state of Punjab, Rashpal Singh Dhindsa comes as the ‘Silver Lining’ behind the extensive free-of-cost eye camps for the people in need across rural Punjab in India.

The documentary has been produced by Sikhlens, with team of Executive Producer Bicky Singh and Film Director Ojaswwee Sharma.

The film further encapsulates the journey of United Sikh Mission that started in 2005 with its first eye camp and continues till date to give back to the community of Punjab, regardless of age, caste, creed, religion or gender.

The documentary had it’s world premiere at Sikhlens: Sikh Arts & Film Festival 2021, India Chapter in Chandigarh. It is currently plating the film festivals.

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IMPORTANT FACTS

Years of Community Work *Since 2005

17

Eye - Camps held each year

60

Camps held across Punjab

463

People Served Medicine (Punjab)

253593

Spectacles given across Punjab

149520

NO. OF VILLAGES CATERED TO EACH YEAR

400

No. of Successful Eye Surgeries

27974

Successful Heart Surgeries

2

Successful Hip Replacement

2

Transplantation of Cornea every year

25

NO. OF RURAL LOCATIONS SERVED TILL DATE (Since 2005)

100

No. of participating Hospitals

20

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We are currently raising funds for our year-round Eye Healthcare Program in Punjab, India

Year-Round Program

Project: Eye Care Camps
Focus Area: Health Care
Location: Punjab (Rural), India

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Master Data Record of Camps held by United Sikh Mission in Punjab, India.

Note: No camps held due to restrictions on public gathering by Government of Punjab, India during COVID-19.

Camp Year No. of Camps OPD & Medicine Surgeries Spectacles
2005-06 1 600 80 270
2006-07 3 1965 290 940
2007-08 5 3890 390 1465
2008-09 9 5300 460 2680
2009-10 13 6800 510 5835
2010-11 17 12500 747 8810
2011-12 24 13515 1605 8835
2012-13 40 27636 2978 13125
2013-14 41 31609 4202 18657
2014-15 34 17091 1589 9361
2015-16 37 18534 2032 14561
2016-17 31 13757 1895 7630
2017-18 49 24221 2648 13459
2018-19 53 28674 3054 17202
2019-20 73 32095 3111 17604
2020-21 No camps held due to restrictions on public gathering by Government of Punjab, India during COVID-19 No camps held due to restrictions on public gathering by Government of Punjab, India during COVID-19 No camps held due to restrictions on public gathering by Government of Punjab, India during COVID-19 No camps held due to restrictions on public gathering by Government of Punjab, India during COVID-19
2021-22 33 15406 2383 9086
2022-23 To be announced To be announced To be announced To be announced
Total 463 253593 27974 149520

1. Growth Rate in the number of camps held by United Sikh Mission in Punjab, India

Total from October 2005 till April 2022 = 463.

Note: No camps held due to restrictions on public gathering by Government of Punjab, India during COVID-19.

2. Growth Rate in the number of OPDs (camp patients) and medicines given by United Sikh Mission in Punjab, India

Total from October 2005 till April 2022 = 2,53,593.

Note: No camps held due to restrictions on public gathering by Government of Punjab, India during COVID-19

3. Growth Rate in the number of Free of Cost Eye – Surgeries by United Sikh Mission in Punjab, India

Total from October 2005 till April 2022 = 27,974.

Note: No camps held due to restrictions on public gathering by Government of Punjab, India during COVID-19.

4. Growth Rate in the number of Spectacles given free of cost at the eye camps by United Sikh Mission in Punjab, India

Total from October 2005 till April 2022 =1,49,520.

Note: No camps held due to restrictions on public gathering by Government of Punjab, India during COVID-19

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The Story of the Largest Free Eye Camps in Punjab, India

Watch the inspiring case of the largest free-of-cost eye camps held every year in Punjab, India by the United Sikh Mission.

USM Honoured By Shiromani Gurudwara Prabandhak Committee

The team of United Sikh Mission was honoured by Shiromani Gurudwara Prabhandak Committee for their exemplary humanitarian work in setting up of rooftop Solar Panels for substantial electrification of the Holy Sikh Shrine.

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Kartapur Sahib Corridor Project

Since the partition, Sikhs across the globe have been undertaking Ardaas for open darshans of Gurdwaras in Pakistan. The United Sikh Mission had launched a campaign in 2005 for the Kartarpur Sahib Corridor to be opened to the Sikh community and had undertaken up the issue with the incumbent Govern- ments of both the countries. However our Prayers and efforts went unanswered. It was only after Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji assumed office that the Ardaas of every Sikh was heard after more than seven decades. In 2019, on the occasion of the 550th Prakash Purav Celebrations of Guru Nanak Dev Ji, the Government of India opened the Kartarpur Sahib Corridor, thus paving the way for millions in the Sikh Community to pay their obeisance at Gurdwara Dar- bar Sahib Kartarpur.

This magnanimous gesture from the Prime Minister is one of the many efforts made by his Government to ensure that the cultural needs of the Sikh community, including the resolution of decades- long grievances are met. This book, “Heartfelt- The Lega-cy of Faith”, captures the praise-worthy contributions made by Modi Ji towards the Sikh community and undoubtedly brings to light his love and affection for the community.

Rashpal Singh Dhindsa
President United Sikh Mission US

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