Sirohi, Rajasthan | Approved By : MCI, INC | Estd: 1991
In 1991, Sirohi, a region in southwest Rajasthan, had four medical clinics with 457 beds for a populace of 0.7 million.
Mt Abu, a verdant slope town Sirohi is best known for, had only two or three specialist's for the sake of wellbeing administrations. No medical clinic, no research center, no x-beam office. Individuals taking debilitated would need to be raced to the lower regions, or as would happen all the more frequently, to the closest city about 200km away.
A socio-otherworldly pioneer, Brahma Kumar Nirwair, an oncologist, Dr Ashok Mehta, and two siblings with magnanimous interests, Gulab and Khubchand Watumull looked to cover the colossal hole in wellbeing administrations in Sirohi by building up a multi-disciplinary medical clinic in Mt Abu.
An emergency clinic in green, uneven, radiant Mt Abu, they thought, would be a perfect spot for the wiped out to convalesce. It would likewise help meet the crisis wellbeing needs of the a huge number of individuals visiting the slope town.
J Watumull Global Hospital and Research Center (subsequently Global Hospital, in short) was appointed in October 1991.