Famous teacher and social worker Khan sir is now going to set up a dialysis center and blood bank for needy people in every district of Bihar. They will become the messiah of the poor. On the auspicious occasion of the last Monday (August 04, 2025) of Sawan, he announced this ambitious plan.

Khan Sir said, “The last Monday of Sawan is considered auspicious day, so we ordered dialysis machines from Germany today. Our goal is to provide free or low cost dialysis facility for poor and needy people. Along with this, blood bank is also being set up, so that no one loses life due to lack of blood.”

He said that the cost of dialysis is unbearable for poor families, in which up to 50-60 thousand rupees can be spent every month. When the kidney failure, the patient has to go through a five -hour process every time, in which the blood is removed from the body and filtered. Poor patients are unable to bear this expenditure, due to which many times they lose their family members or their property is sold.

Patna, Bihar: Teacher Khan Sir said, “Today is the last Monday of the holy month of Sawan and since it is considered an auspicious day, we had ordered machines from Germany, especially for dialysis. Our plan is to install dialysis machines all over the district. The first allocation of these dialysis machines has come… pic.twitter.com/kepzc34j7j

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Blood bank machines being sourced from Japan

Khan sir said that the purpose of establishing a blood bank is to remove blood deficiency. Especially patients coming from rural areas have to face blood loss during treatment in cities like Banaras, Delhi or Patna. He said, “We have seen many patients dying due to lack of blood, so we are going to set up a world -class blood bank, which will be an example in the whole of Asia. Blood bank machines are being sourced from Japan and it will be inaugurated on the first day of Navratri.

‘Not a person… to save the whole family’

Referring to the principle of ‘Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam’ of Indian culture, he said that this initiative is part of his responsibility towards society. Khan Sir said that initially 10 dialysis machines have been received, and about 200 machines will be arranged in future. He said, “Save a person’s life in India, not just one person, but to save the whole family. Many times the death of a person who is a person scatches the whole family.”

Khan Sir said that his plan is to convert these dialysis centers and blood banks into hospitals in future, so that the society can get better health services. He said, “We have seen many people burdened with bills worth lakhs of rupees in hospitals. Our goal is that no poor person died due to lack of treatment.”