Miracles of Mission Muskan

We live in an age of miracles.

~ Levon Helm


Residing in Borivali, Mumbai, poor Mahanto is a father of two daughters. He was very unhappy for them as both the girls are heart patients. When I met Mahanto at SRCC Children Hospital one of his daughters had already undergone surgery. He was so overjoyed he could not hold back his emotions and tears as he spoke to us. His 5 year daughter was successfully operated and is now stable. I have captured his joy in a video clip which I am wish to share here as an attachment.
After meeting Mahanto, I believe that miracles truly occur. Its impossible to believe this unless one looks into Mahanto's eyes.
A painter by profession, he earns Rs. 550 per day, he has no choice but to work daily being a daily labourer. Both the daughters kept falling ill. Breathlessness, fever and weight loss being common symptoms. Once when the elder daughter was very ill, the parents rushed her to the doctor and the general physician found out that both the daughters have a cardiac problem. This was a huge shock for them. 
"Its pure luck that I came to know about Rotary Club, Rtn.Rajendra Agarwal and the Rotarians changed my life and destiny". Mr..Mohanto (third from right).

DG Shashi Kumar Sharma and Co ordinator Rajendra Agarwal signing MOU with SSRC


The Mohanto family started running pillar to post for help. What luck that someone informed him of Misson Muskan. He went to Wadia hospital, while waiting in queue he met a few Rotarians, DG Shashi Kumar Sharma and Rtn. Rajendra Agarwal. Mohanto said "Its pure luck that I came to know about Rotary Club, Rtn.Rajendra Agarwal and the Rotarians changed my life and destiny". He could not believe that his younger daughter will be operated in 48 hrs. Rtn Shashi R Sharma, District Governor, Rtn Suresh Chokhani, Chairman- Mission Muskan, and Rtn Rajendra Agarwal, Chief Coordinator played a vital role. Today Mohanto's 5 years daughter is saved under Mission Muskan. A joint initiative of Chief Minister Medical Relief Fund of Govt. of Maharashtra and Rotary International (Dist 3141) with Support of Tata Trust. under Mission Muska
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Just for information would like to mention here that Rotary International District 3141 has executed a MOU with Govt. of Maharashtra to undertake the project Mission Muskan to provide free surgical treatment  to underprivileged children across Maharashtra for heart, cancer, orthopaedic, cochlear implants,neuro etc. 
The Project aims reaching out to grass root level people by helping the unprivileged children requiring immediate surgeries.It can be done at 
Wochkardt Hospital
Bai Jerbai Wadia Hospital 
Fortis Hospital
Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital 
Sir HN Reliance Hospital 
SRCC children Hospital
In order to show how a general process works, we are also attaching documents   which indicate our due diligence process.


    1.   Copy of Medical Certificate issued by Fortis Hospital dated 22.05.2018.
    2.   Income proof certificate issued by Tahsildar of Govt Of Maharashtra (It is        required for Family Income of the Patient Should be less then Rs.1,60,000/-      Annually).
    3.   Cost certificate issued by Fortis Hospital dated 22.05.2018
    4.   Copy of Aadhaar Card
    5.   Copy of Ration Card
    6.   Copy of Govt. of Maharashtra approval of their penal Dr. Pravin Bangar of KEM Hospital


Opthal / Eye Surgery – Rs. 20,000/-
Heart Surgery costs – Rs. 1,50,000/- to Rs. 2,50,000/-

Cochlear Implant (for Hearing loss) – Rs. 8,50,000/-
Heart Transplant (with Air Transport)  – Rs. 25,00,000/-
Liver Transplant – Rs. 35,00,000/-
Cancer/Bone Marrow Transplant – Rs. 15,00,000/-
Kidney Renal Transplant – Rs.7,00,000/-

Presently Contribution  Requires for Underprivileged Children's Surgeries for the year 2018-2019 are as here under : 

a) Heart Surgeries Requires for 5000 Children's appx 
b) Cochlear Implant ( For Hearing loss) Requires for 500 Children's appx
c) Ophthal /Eye  Surgeries Requires for 6000 Children's  appx
d) Heart Transplant / Liver Transplant /Bone Marrow Transplant /Kidney-Renal Transplant  Requires for 200 Children's  appx
For more details contact your nearest Rotary Club or log in to HTTP://missionmuskanmaha.org/leadership 

 WE inviting Rotarians ,Non rotarians  philanthrophists to come forward for this noble cause. 

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