Dr. Bindu MenonNeurologist - Educator

Saastra college of Pharmacy 25-04-2015


Awareness of Epilepsy and Stroke was conducted. Around 150 students attended the meeting.There was a good interaction.

Neurology on Wheels 12-04-2015


Free medical camp was held at Kommi in Kondapuram mandal, around 90 km from Nellore. 134 patients attended the camp and were given free medicines. Patients were first given an awareness programme. The common diseases were Stroke, Epilepsy, Headache Mr. Konduru Bheemeswara Rao donated Rs 5000/- to the foundation. We express sincere thanks for this gesture.

Purple day 26-03-2015


Purple day was celebrated at Pragati charities. Camp was held and children enjoyed with games and letting off of balloons in the sky..

Free Stroke and Epilepsy camp 22-03-2015


Free Stroke and Epilepsy camp was held, Patients were given free medicines. The next camp is scheduled on 26th of April.

Neurology On Wheels was held at Golla Kandakur 01-03-2015


Patients were first given awareness on stroke and epilepsy. Later they were examined and given medicines. There were 5 persons with epilepsy not on treatment. Several were hypertensive not on medications. All were duly counselled.

Free Epilepsy and Stroke camp 22-02-2015


The monthly Free Epilepsy and Stroke camp was held. Patients were given medicines for a month. The next camp is scheduled on 22/3/15.

Shree Harish Chandra Bajoria Award and Oration 08-02-2015


Received the Prestigious Shree Harish Chandra Bajoria Award for work in epilepsy from the Indian Epilepsy Association. She received this award in the 16th Joint Annual Conference of Indian Epilepsy Association & Indian Epilepsy society at Chennai on 8th Feb 2015.

Neurology On Wheels-camp 01-02-2015.


Free Detection and treatment camp for Epilepsy and Stroke was held at Iskapalem, Village in Buchireddypalem. Village sarpanch was given prior information about the visit and they informed the villagers about the camp. 74 patients were examined. First an awareness was given for both diseases and queries were cleared. Later patients were examined and given medicines. Several patients were not on medicines and were not aware of the need for life long treatment.