New Delhi

The image captures a significant moment at the CNBC (Chacha Nehru Bal Chikitsalaya) Clubfoot Clinic in New Delhi, where the clinic is being officially inaugurated by the Rotary International President in collaboration with CURE India.

At the center of the frame, a man in a dark blazer and a woman in a red dress are cutting a bright red ribbon together, marking the opening of the new clubfoot clinic. Their expressions convey enthusiasm and a sense of accomplishment.

Surrounding them is a group of dignitaries, doctors, and hospital staff, all dressed in formal attire. Their warm smiles and upright postures indicate the celebratory nature of the event. Notable individuals in the scene include:

• Dr. Narasimhan Subramanyam, the District Governor of Rotary, standing to the left.

• Mr. Raman Bhatia, positioned on the right side of the image, also an important figure in this initiative.

To the left, a large clubfoot awareness poster is visible on the wall. It features illustrations of a child’s feet, likely showing before-and-after treatment comparisons, along with educational text emphasizing that clubfoot is treatable.

The background shows a bright hospital corridor, filled with more attendees, including doctors dressed in white coats, and individuals in formal wear, all gathered to witness the event.

Key Metrics from 2011:

• 5,074 children enrolled for clubfoot treatment.

• 50 clinics established across various locations.

• 49 districts covered, expanding the reach of treatment.

• 435 doctors trained to enhance medical expertise.

• 11 medical training sessions conducted to build knowledge on clubfoot management.

This inauguration represents a global-local partnership, highlighting the efforts of Rotary International and CURE India in ensuring that children born with clubfoot have access to quality treatment. The ceremonial ribbon-cutting and the presence of esteemed guests reflect the significance of this milestone in advancing clubfoot care in India.