In quick coordination with the district administration and health department, she was successful in realizing the project of setting up an oxygen generation unit with a capacity of 500 litres/min, which was donated. act grant 70 lakh within three weeks.
New NIT Commission by Collector J Masoom Divya on Monday.
On June 5, Radhika, during a casual conversation, questioned an executive of the company about sponsoring an oxygen plant for the government hospital in Coonoor. He accepted the request on 9 June. Radhika said, “I was very surprised to know that a huge amount of 70 lakhs got sponsorship within four days.” “The next step for me was to meet the district collector and joint director of health to make a formal appeal to the donor. Their quick response helped expedite the process,” he said.
She continued to coordinate with the donor and state agencies and on June 21, the oxygen production unit Coonoor Lolly reached GHL.
Dr. S Palanisamy, Joint Director-Health arranged the necessary civil, piping and electrical works after the inspection.
born and raised in Dehradun, Radhika had a long stint as a senior executive in the hospitality sector and moved to the Nilgiris in 2016. Radhika said, “After leaving my job, I wanted to settle in a hill station. I chose Nilgiris.”
Collector J Innocent Divya inaugurated the new NIT on Monday.
Radhika told TOI, “I am glad that I have done my bit for the hills.”
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