Jaipur, July 6. As part of its network expansion, the Public Relations Council of India (PRCI), Jaipur chapter, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Eternal Hospital, Jaipur. Under this agreement, PRCI members and their families will receive priority access to services from healthcare experts at the hospital at concessional rates. This MoU reflects the shared commitment of PRCI and the hospital toward health awareness, preventive healthcare, and meaningful community engagement.
At a ceremony held at the hospital, Somendra Harsh, Chairman of PRCI Jaipur Chapter, and Ashish Khunteta, DGM (Growth Development and Branding) of Eternal Hospital, signed and exchanged the MoU. Sunny Kulshreshtha, Secretary of PRCI Jaipur Chapter; Dr. Rahul Babu Kodali, Joint Secretary of the Chapter; and Arjun Singh from Eternal Hospital were also present on the occasion. Representatives from both organizations expressed confidence that this partnership would prove to be a milestone in strengthening ties between the healthcare sector and the communications industry.
Somendra Harsh, Chairman of PRCI Jaipur Chapter, stated that the chapter is enthusiastic about collaborating with Eternal Hospital to foster better health awareness in society and work toward a healthier future. He also shared details regarding the Council’s activities and upcoming plans. Nitesh Tiwari, Senior GM (Group Growth Development and Branding) at Eternal Hospital, mentioned that under this MoU, PRCI members and their families would be offered a special discount of up to 10 percent on OPD services, lab tests, and health packages. The event also featured an informative interactive session by Dr. Rahul Mathur, an Internal Medicine expert at Eternal Hospital, on the topic “Golden Years Deserve Golden Care.” In this, he highlighted the importance of elderly care, preventive healthcare, and healthy aging.
It is noteworthy that the Public Relations Council of India (PRCI) is a leading pan-India communication exchange platform headquartered in Bengaluru.
Photo Caption: (from L-R) Ashish Khunteta and Somendra Harsh.
