Samsung India inks pact with Haryana government

13 January 2016 | News | By BioSpectrum Bureau

Samsung India has come voluntarily to donate modern hi-tech machines under its CSR initiative

Haryana government and Samsung India has signed a pact to provide citizen hospital with high-tech equipment in Gurgaon worth about Rs 1.25 crore, says reports.

Samsung India has come voluntarily to donate modern hi-tech machines to Citizen hospital, Gurgaon, under its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR).

"Given the large volume of patients at our government hospitals, we welcome support from companies such as Samsung in helping hospitals cater to the locals' need for quality health care," said Mr T L Satyapraksh, Gurgaon Deputy Commissioner, in a statement.

Samsung has already started healthcare initiatives in Chennai, Mumbai and Bangalore and it plans to start its 5th initiative in Delhi, Samsung India VP Mr Rajiv Mishra informed.