The BEE ENN Kidney And Urology Center(BNKUC)

Name :

The BEE ENN Kidney And Urology Center(BNKUC)

Address  :

Talab Tillo Road

Town  :

Jammu

State  :

Jammu and Kashmir

Country  :

INDIA

Post Code:

180002

Phone  :

0191 2555631

Fax  :

0191 2552087

Web URL  :

Specialization
  • Cardiology
  • Dentistry
  • ENT
  • General Medicine
  • Gynaecology
  • Ophthalmology
  • Orthopedics
  • Paediatrics

Description

ShRoshan Lal Bhalla was born on 4 of January1920 in Karianwala district Gujarat Pakistan After the partition he brought his family to India and settled in Jammu Faced with stark difficulties of life in fallout of being uprooted from their home and earth he under took many initiatives to help settle his family The adversity brought out the best in him and soon the small initiative turned into a big organization in the form of a premier transport company namelyA Successful and a famous businessman though he became he never let the success go to his head and over shadow the qualities of his heart He always remained alive to the sensitivities of his fellowhuman beings His numerous Philanthropic and other Charitable activities were in essential an expression of his sensitivity towards hissociety During his lifetime he founded many Charitable organizations Bee Enn Charitable Trust BNCT its foundation in 1979 the Trust has been providing multifarious services especially in health care and medical education The trust has given birth to five distinct organizations providing distinct services
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