In 1968, Shri Rajmalji Ji organized the first free eye care camp in Bisalpur with the aim of fighting preventable blindness in rural and tribal communities. At a time when healthcare facilities were scarce and awareness about eye diseases was extremely limited, he took the bold initiative of bringing quality medical care directly to the villages. Hundreds of patients underwent successful cataract surgeries and received free medicines, food, accommodation, and post-operative care with dignity and compassion. This remarkable initiative laid the foundation of a lifelong humanitarian movement.
Guided by his belief that “Service to Humanity is the Highest Religion,” Shri Rajmalji Ji expanded the activities of Shree Bhairav Charitable Trust into a large-scale mission of healthcare, compassion, and social responsibility. Over the years, numerous free eye camps and medical service programs were conducted under his leadership in remote and underserved areas of Rajasthan and Maharashtra. Thousands of visually impaired individuals regained their eyesight and were given a new opportunity to live with independence and dignity.
His camps became known not only for excellent medical arrangements but also for their discipline, cleanliness, equality, and humane treatment. Every patient — regardless of caste, religion, social background, or economic condition — was treated with the same respect and care. His compassionate leadership inspired doctors, volunteers, social workers, and family members to actively participate in the noble mission of humanitarian service.
Apart from his remarkable contribution to Shree Bhairav Charitable Trust & Hospital, Shri Rajmalji Ji also served as the Chairman of **Mahaveer Hospital, Sumerpur**, where he played an important role in strengthening charitable healthcare services and promoting patient-centered medical care for society. His dedication toward healthcare administration and social welfare helped countless patients receive quality treatment irrespective of their financial condition.
Despite facing personal hardships, financial struggles, and health challenges during various phases of life, Shri Rajmalji Ji remained unwavering in his commitment to service. Even during illness and after major surgeries, he continued to participate actively in camps and humanitarian projects, placing society’s welfare above personal comfort. His life reflected extraordinary determination, humility, sacrifice, and spiritual strength.
What made Bhaisaheb truly exceptional was his simplicity and purity of heart. Although respected across communities and regions for his humanitarian work, he always lived a humble and grounded life. He believed that true service required compassion, honesty, and dedication rather than recognition or fame. His leadership united people from all sections of society and inspired generations to dedicate themselves to social service and humanity.
Late Shri Rajmalji S. Jain’s legacy continues to inspire society even today. Through his vision, dedication, and selfless efforts, he transformed charitable healthcare into a movement of hope, humanity, and compassion. His life stands as a timeless reminder that one individual, driven by kindness and service, can illuminate thousands of lives and create an everlasting impact on society.
