Pune: Lata Mangeshkar exploded into Rendition Sunyoji Araj Mhariyo when he came to take the last round of the Deenanath Mangeshkar hospital the day before the inauguration on November 1, 2001.
“It was the night.
We stood in the porch right below the hospital dome where the statue of Sant Dnyaneshwar With a spread of spread.
He just entered the song from Lekin’s film with Taan Beginning (fast vocalization) and his voice filled the environment with deep emotions, “Director of the Hospital of Dr.
Dhananjay Kelar recalled.
Installing a skylight dome on a hospital roof uniformly connecting both sides and carrying light and ventilation to the interior is the idea.
He insisted on building Ganesh temples in the hospital.
Extensive auditorium with high-stage and world-class acoustics, which is then never heard in hospital settings, is the idea too.
The hospital has one of the good sophisticated voice clinics, where a number of singers, actors, and others have undergone therapy and treatment.
Through hospitals, Pune connections have grown from strength to strength.
“Above all, it is his vision to build top-notch hospitals without a corporate culture, accessible and affordable for all,” said Dr.
Kelkar.
He has been closely related to Mangeshkar since the beginning of the plan to build a hospital.
The hospital provides consultation on the basis of the patient’s department to anyone who declares poor only at Rs 10.
“We do not request proof of income for OPD services.
Only to enter that we are looking for documents such as a yellow or orange ration card,” said Dr.
Kelkar.
His father Deenanath Mangeshkar died at the Sassoon General Hospital managed by the government in 1942.
“Building a hospital in Pune in his father’s memory was his dream,” he said.
The hospital has been firmly refraining from the company’s style function.
“We get a lot of questions from overseas people about starting medical tourism cells but it is not our vision.
Didi builds this hospital for people living in this country and serving them is our leading commitment.
He has full clarity and He chose vibrant and socially tilted people to run the hospital rather than giving it to the big company giant who then approached him, “he said.
Mangeshkar made fundraising for hospitals through concerts and cricket matches.
He was actively involved in the development and expansion of hospitals until 2014.
“He is always connected with patients or Pune residents through the letters they send to praise or criticize hospital services.
These letters are the feedback system,” he said.