A nation grows to its full potential only when those at the bottom of the pyramid have access to health facilities. All development initiatives fail to make an impact if they are not addressed to a population marked by healthy minds lodged in healthy bodies. With this understanding, and a firm belief that India’s growth story will be incomplete if it is not directed towards inclusive growth, ACM GIDF has a separate wing to take health care to the impoverished and often neglected hinterlands of India. Our objective is simple – to make those living on the edge access health benefits to make them able enough to participate in the process of development. Unfortunately, huge tracts of rural India still do not have access to even the most basic healthcare facilities.

A large number of people in India still stay in darkness when it comes to understanding hygiene and basic preventive measures to block killer diseases. Most importantly, with the incursion of media into almost every corner of India, these people now know what they could expect and should demand. If those demands are not met, they are likely to lose whatever little faith they have on democratic systems of governance. That’s a situation that needs