Tariq Masoodi

Ekjyot Charitable Foundation’s principal objective is to help the less fortunate get their sight back and stop people from going blind from preventable eye diseases. Through our joint initiatives & organizational collaborations, we strive to bring clarity and hope to the lives of those in need & yet can’t afford eye treatments. This cause is … Read more

Most Surveys and stats put Punjab on the edge, with a surge in visual impairments witnessed never before. Eye conditions such as Glaucoma (Kalamotia), Cataracts (Motiyabind), Age-related macular degeneration & myriad variants of Eye infections are on the rise in Punjab, signalling attention from public and private concerns. With Industry, vehicular pollution, and agricultural-related activity, the air … Read more

Helping people in need get necessary eye care at free eye camps is nothing short of a miracle for many. Imagine a world where the bright colors of Punjab are only a memory, loved ones’ faces are too blurry to recognize, and reading a book is an impossible dream. In Punjab, the state with the … Read more

According to a recent survey report by LASI (Wave 1), Punjab ranks highest among 27 states and Union territories on a list of vision-related disorders among two age groups (45-59 and 60+). In Punjab, around 74.7% of those in the 45–59 age range and 81.9% of those in the 60+ age group have vision-related issues. … Read more

Learn How to Access Free Eye Care for the Needy A healthy and happy life depends on being able to see clearly. Sadly, millions worldwide can’t get the eye care they need because they can’t afford it. Not being able to pay for eye care can make your eyesight worse and lower your quality of … Read more

Support our cause for a better tomorrow, where no one is deprived of the blessings of eyesight Donations and sponsorship from NGOs/Corporations/individuals are a beacon of hope that illuminates the path to recovering eyesight for the impoverished and marginalized in our communities. With your help, Ekjyot Charitable Foundation, with its group of eye hospitals,can hold … Read more

Vision is one of our most treasured senses, but in India, the fight against preventable blindness continues. Research Data collected by World Health Education WHO reveal that India has the most blind people worldwide, with approximately 12 million people blind. Surprisingly, an estimated 80% of these occurrences are avoidable. The need for comprehensive initiatives to … Read more