Palamu is bidding farewell to Dr. Surendra Singh, a physician whose life was dedicated to serving the underprivileged, earning him the affectionate title ‘God of the Poor.’ His passing is a significant loss for the region. Dr. Singh revolutionized accessible healthcare with his famously low ₹5 consultation fee, a principle he adhered to for decades. This allowed thousands of poor patients to receive medical attention without the fear of financial ruin. His practice was characterized by unwavering ethical standards; he was known for avoiding unnecessary investigations and ensuring his clinic was a place of trust and comfort, open around the clock. He provided invaluable service in Haidernagar for a considerable period, followed by extended periods in Ramna and Nagar Untari. Upon relocating to Daltonganj, he continued his mission, even negotiating with a private hospital to maintain his affordability, eventually accepting ₹50 under duress. Dr. Singh’s humble origins in Murma village gave him a deep understanding of poverty and a lifelong commitment to alleviating it. His modest lifestyle and profound dedication to his patients mirrored the highest ideals of the medical profession, solidifying his image as a guardian angel on Earth.
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