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North East

The image captures a formal group photograph of the Board Members of CURE India with the Honourable Shri Lalthanhawla, the Chief Minister of Mizoram, standing in front of the entrance to a building. The 12 individuals in the foreground are dressed in a mix of formal and semi-formal attire, indicating an official meeting, likely discussing clubfoot treatment initiatives in Mizoram.

Composition of the Group:
The individuals are arranged in two rows:

Front row: Seven individuals standing formally.
Back row: Five individuals standing slightly behind, adding depth to the group.
Notable Individuals in the Front Row (From Left to Right):
Mr. Scott – A tall man with a beard, wearing a white shirt with sleeves rolled up, tucked into black trousers.
Dr. Mathew – Wearing glasses and a mustache, dressed in a light blue formal shirt and dark blue trousers.
Honourable Shri Lalthanhawla (Chief Minister of Mizoram) – Wearing a short-sleeved dark brown shirt and matching trousers, with glasses and hands clasped in front.
Ms. Akai Minz (NHM, Govt. of Jharkhand) – Wearing a red and black traditional outfit with a scarf, black leggings, and sandals. She has a smiling expression.
Ms. Zomingthangi – Wearing a white blouse, a purple skirt with patterns, glasses, and holding a black handbag.
Shri Ranjan Mathai (IFS, Foreign Secretary & Board Member of CURE India) – Dressed in a formal black suit, white shirt, and red tie, maintaining a professional stance.
Dr. Santosh G (Director, CURE India) – Wearing traditional white attire with a beige vest and white pants, paired with black shoes.
The remaining five individuals in the second row are dressed in formal and semi-formal clothing, adding to the official nature of the gathering.

Setting:
The group is standing outside a building entrance, possibly a government or institutional office.
Lush green plants and potted greenery frame the entrance, adding a natural touch to the scene.
The open doors in the background suggest a welcoming and formal meeting space.
Key Metrics from 2013:

  • 14,134 children enrolled for clubfoot treatment.

  • 97 clinics established across various states.

  • 77 districts covered, expanding access to medical care.

  • 1,364 doctors trained, strengthening expertise in clubfoot management.

  • 29 medical training sessions conducted, furthering medical knowledge.

Significance:
This meeting between the Mizoram Chief Minister and the CURE India Board highlights a strategic collaboration to address clubfoot treatment in the region. The presence of government officials, medical professionals, and global partners showcases the joint efforts to improve healthcare access for children with clubfoot. The formal attire and structured photograph emphasize the seriousness and commitment of all involved in ensuring effective treatment and rehabilitation for affected children.

Year: 2017

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Type of Work: Portrait

Medium: Watercolour on Paper

Artist: Vyam Aggarwal

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