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VMPL
Noida (Uttar Pradesh) [India], February 13: Alakh Pandey, Founder and CEO of PhysicsWallah (PW), popularly known as Alakh sir, visited the Post Graduate Institute of Child Health (PGICH) in Noida today to extend critical support to children battling cancer. In a heartfelt gesture of solidarity, he contributed 22 lakh specifically to provide medical relief to families from economically weaker sections who struggle to even afford government-subsidized healthcare. This aid is dedicated to the enhanced care and well-being of the 75 children currently receiving treatment in the hospital's pediatric oncology ward. This initiative stems from Alakh sir's 'UP Gaurav Samman' win, where he was awarded a sum of 11 lakh. After doubling this amount he donated 21 lakh to support Aangan Elderly Home, he has now turned his focus to pediatric healthcare. During his visit to PGICH, the atmosphere was one of immediate affinity, several children in the oncology ward recognized Alakh sir instantly, having already been his students through the PW platform. Despite their health battles, these young learners were actively preparing for their board exams using PW's online classes. One student, Ayaan, so moved Alakh sir with his academic grit and resilience that he pledged to personally cover his entire medical journey, ensuring that no financial hurdle ever stands between the young student and his recovery. Alakh Pandey, Founder and CEO of PhysicsWallah said, "Seeing the courage of these children is a humbling experience. At PW, we talk about building the nation through education, but the health of our children is the very foundation of that future. Talent and dreams don't stop at the door of a hospital ward. By supporting PGICH, we want to ensure that these 75 brave hearts have the best possible medical resources to win their battle against cancer." The contribution will be utilized by the institute to provide specialised medical supplies, support diagnostic procedures, and enhance the overall care environment for the pediatric cancer wing. PGICH, a premier government-run pediatric super-specialty hospital, is known for its advanced oncology and bone marrow transplant units, making it a critical lifeline for families across the region. This initiative reinforces Alakh sir's long-standing dedication to grassroots social welfare, extending his impact from the classroom to the community. Whether through institutional support for paramilitary families or providing relief to the elderly and the ill, his efforts continue to bridge the gap for those who need it most. (ADVERTORIAL DISCLAIMER: The above press release has been provided by VMPL. ANI will not be responsible in any way for the content of the same.)
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