Nivrah Foundation Revises Membership Process; Now Anyone Can Become a Member for Just ₹1 Per Day

Membership Contributions to Support Early Screening for Heart, Liver, and Kidney Diseases Under “Healthy India Program”

Raipur: Nivrah Foundation has announced a major change in its membership process, making it easier and more affordable for citizens across the country to join the organization. Now, any adult in India can become a member by contributing just ₹1 per day.

The funds collected through membership contributions will be utilized for the early screening and health analysis of serious diseases such as heart ailments, liver disorders, and kidney-related illnesses, which are rapidly increasing across the nation. This initiative is being conducted under the “Healthy India Program” in collaboration with Path of Living Naturopathy Club Pvt. Ltd..

National President of the organization, Vinayak Luniya, stated that according to various surveys, thousands of people in the country lose their lives every day due to heart attacks. He emphasized that timely health screenings and preventive awareness can significantly reduce such deaths.

General Secretary and internationally recognized tabla player Aditya Narayan Banerjee said that food adulteration has reached alarming levels in the country. Excessive use of palm oil and harmful substances in everyday products is negatively impacting public health. He added that if diseases are detected at an early stage, proper treatment can help prevent severe conditions and reduce deaths caused by heart attacks.

Co-Founder Vishal Jain stated that rising inflation, adulteration, expensive medical treatments, and corruption in healthcare have made life difficult for common citizens. Due to financial and family responsibilities, many people ignore their health until diseases become severe. Keeping these challenges in mind, the “Healthy India Program” was launched.

He further explained that the revenue generated through memberships will be used to provide free heart health checkups, full body scanning, and health analysis for the general public. The primary objective is to identify diseases at an early stage before they become life-threatening and ensure timely treatment.

The organization appealed to citizens by stating that this initiative is not the mission of a single person or institution, but a nationwide public movement aimed at building a healthier India. People from all sections of society are encouraged to join the organization and support the mission of creating a “Healthy India.”