Netra Jyothi Charitable Trust has conducted at Prathamika krishi pattina Sahakara Sanga Niyamita Nyamati Eye Camp done on 18th Dec 23, during which -
120 patients screened
20 patients free surgery done
15 Free Spectacles distributed

Government school children's eye camp was conducted at Goa in 2023 under the leadership of the honorable Chief Minister of Goa Dr. Pramod Sawant. This also included training 1000+ school teachers to screen the students primarily and affected children then where screed by us. Teachers and our team totally screed around 5,00,000+ government schools students which was the most heart touching movement as we severed the future of our nation. Another step towards making “Andha Mukth” Goa

The mobile eye clinic idea was initiated for the first time in coastal Karnataka to screen the unreached thinly populated people who can not even reach the free eye camps as well. Also keeping in mind and discovering very remote areas of Udupi and Dakshina Karnataka districts.

Eye donation awareness rally was conducted at Gujarat on September 17, 2021, to create awareness of eye donation and also to initiate the idea of establishing eye banks at medical institutes. This is a measure step taken knowing the importance of corneal blindness. The motto behind this was to create awareness of eye donation. As most of the cornea’s are imported from Srilanka, which also encourages the ideology of “Andha Nirbhai Bharath”.

Mega free eye camp “Vision for all” was conducted in Gujarat, screening around 2000+ patients which is been continuously done every annually in the month of October which is indeed a great privilege to do eye camp at our honorable Prime Minster of India Mr. Narendra Modiji’s home town. Performing free surgeries with Indian make lenses and also it’s a great pleasure for us to give Indian made spectacle aids as per make in India policy. These mega camps were started during the pandemic, when our country needed us the most, and is being continued till date.

To protect the vision of our future, the NJCT team took the initiative and screened 4 lakh government school children under the leadership of Dr. Krishna Prasad Kudlu.

Children are often unaware of eye disorders, and hence, it is our responsibility as adults and guardians to watch out for any symptoms that could indicate serious eye problems. In light of that, our team of doctors trained the school teachers to look for any symptoms that could indicate vision disorders.

The Rajyotsava award is the highest civilian award granted by the state government in Karnataka, and Nadoja Dr. Krishna Prasad Kudlu was honoured with this award on November 1, 2019, for his service in the field of medicine. Following that, in October 2021, he became a member of the Rajyotsava award's selection committee.

The COVID-19 outbreak had an impact on our daily lives and disrupted a number of sectors. The ultimate goal for each country has been to limit transmission, prevent the spread of the virus, and preserve lives – all while facilitating economic recovery.

Prasad Netralaya was the first private eye care facility in coastal Karnataka to launch a COVID-19 vaccination drive in January 2021. Over 1000+ people were immunised.

We were thrilled and honoured when every one of our Prasad Netralaya frontline workers received their vaccination at our eye care facility. It also aided us in taking the first step toward being a COVID-free nation.