JSW MG Motor India, under its community initiative MG Sewa, has handed over a specially retrofitted MG Hector ambulance to Chinmaya Mission Delhi to strengthen medical preparedness during community programmes. The ambulance was formally presented at the Chinmaya Centre of World Understanding on Lodhi Road, New Delhi.
The initiative reflects JSW MG Motor India’s approach to integrating manufacturing capability with social responsibility through practical interventions aimed at improving safety, accessibility, and timely medical response in community settings.
The handover ceremony was attended by healthcare professionals, senior executives from JSW MG Motor India, trustees, volunteers, and members of the Chinmaya Mission community. The event was held in the presence of Padma Shri awardee Dr. Ganesh Kumar Mani, an eminent cardiologist and Chairman of Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgery at Max Smart Super Speciality Hospital, Saket, with Dr. Manju Mani serving as Guest of Honour. During the programme, Dr. Ganesh Kumar Mani addressed participants on preventive healthcare and the importance of preparedness in addressing lifestyle-driven diseases.
Senior leadership from JSW MG Motor India participated in the ceremonial proceedings, including the lighting of the lamp led by Yeshwinder Patial, Chief Human Resource Officer, JSW MG Motor India.
Built on the MG Hector platform, the ambulance has been converted into a fully equipped emergency medical response vehicle. It features oxygen delivery systems, paramonitoring equipment, an auto-loader stretcher, and customised medical storage, enabling immediate medical intervention along with safe and stable patient transport.
The ambulance will support on-site medical readiness during residential camps, educational programmes, and large community gatherings organised by Chinmaya Mission Delhi. These initiatives cater to diverse age groups, including Shishu Vihar programmes for children, youth engagement activities, and Vanaprastha initiatives for senior citizens.
Chinmaya Mission has a long-standing engagement in healthcare as part of its service activities. Chinmaya Mission Hospital in Bengaluru has evolved from a small clinic into a major healthcare institution serving a large patient population while continuing to offer free and concessional care. The Chinmaya Institute of Nursing further contributes to capacity building by training healthcare professionals.
In addition to the ambulance support, Chinmaya Mission Delhi has outlined several healthcare initiatives for the year, including an eye camp, free health check-ups for women, and dedicated health screening programmes for children.
Through MG Sewa, JSW MG Motor India continues to align its mobility expertise with community-focused initiatives. The donation of the retrofitted MG Hector ambulance highlights the role of corporate-community partnerships in strengthening healthcare preparedness, safety, and service delivery.
