### Three-Day Infra Medi Expo Concludes Successfully*
Udaipur: The three-day Infra Medi Expo and symposium organized by Visual Maths Institution concluded on the third day at B.N. College and Fern Residency, located at Sevashram Chauraha.
The institution’s director, Meetu Pal Gupta, shared that the closing session was graced by prominent guests including Rajya Sabha MP Chunnilal Garasia, President's awardee Dr. Shweta Rawat, Dr. Rajnikant, and Dr. Mukesh. The session saw enthusiastic participation from medical students, students from various schools and colleges, as well as farmers and the general public, who gained valuable insights and were thrilled with the knowledge acquired.
During his address, Rajya Sabha MP Chunnilal Garasia expressed his pride and joy at the organization of such an event in Udaipur. He remarked that this expo and symposium would certainly benefit the city and provide an incredible experience for students and farmers related to the medical and agricultural sectors. He also emphasized that the event catered to every sector, thus benefiting the common people residing in and around Udaipur.
Garasia, having served as Rajasthan's Health Minister in 1990, expressed a special connection to the medical field. He assured that the discussions held during the symposium regarding the challenges faced by professionals in the medical and agricultural sectors would be presented at the highest platform in the Rajya Sabha. He also mentioned that he would discuss these matters with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Health Minister J.P. Nadda. Garasia highlighted that such symposiums and exhibitions play a significant role in realizing Prime Minister Modi's vision of a developed India by 2047. He called upon everyone to collectively work towards achieving this vision, facing all challenges head-on, and ensuring that India leads the world by 2047.
At the beginning of the closing session, Dr. Rajnikant elaborated on the objectives of the symposium, stating that while India has successfully eradicated diseases like polio and smallpox, the medical field still faces many challenges, which are being tackled with determination. He noted the impressive progress in India's healthcare system, as evidenced by the increase in life expectancy to over 70 years, and emphasized the continuous strides being made towards a developed nation.
Several institutions that delivered outstanding performances during the exhibition were honored with awards, including DRDO, Geological and Science Institutes, ICMR, GST, MDES, DBT BIS, DG Agriculture, and others.
The final day of the exhibition witnessed a large turnout of farmers from nearby areas. Farmers were educated on how to protect crops and increase yield safely and efficiently, with their queries being addressed by experts.
Meetu Pal Gupta highlighted that prestigious institutions such as the Indian Council of Medical Research, Defense Research and Development Organization, Ministry of Earth Sciences, Department of Biotechnology, Department of Atomic Energy, Bureau of Indian Standards, Center for Development of Advanced Computing, Indian Council of Agricultural Research, Reserve Bank of India, Maharashtra Bamboo Development Board, Pradhan Mantri Bhartiya Janaushadhi Pariyojana, National Council for Promotion of Urdu Language, and Central Institute of Petrochemicals Engineering & Technology participated in the expo. Additionally, private companies like Runner Caster Wheels, Mangalam Medi Kits Pvt. Ltd., AP Enterprises, Akash Medical Equipment, Antashri, Surgical Plus, and Modern Medi showcased their advanced products and solutions, proving to be highly beneficial for the general public.
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