Indian charity sends artificial limbs to Trinidad & Tobago
India just shipped over 800 artificial limbs to Trinidad and Tobago, following an announcement by PM Modi.
These will be fitted for people with disabilities during a special camp—part of a bigger humanitarian push by BMVSS (Jaipur Foot) and Jaipur Foot USA.
Experts from BMVSS will run the camp
A group of technical experts from BMVSS will run the camp, with BMVSS founder D.R. Mehta expected to join in.
This project is part of a broader partnership that also includes dialysis units, laptops, and farming equipment from India.
Effort is about 'Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam'
Announced during Modi's speech to Trinidad and Tobago's Parliament, this effort is all about "Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam" ("the world is one family").
It highlights how India is using tech and healthcare to build stronger ties with the Caribbean—and support global cooperation.