Dr. R.C Sharma
Managing trustee Tirupati Eye Center
C-8 Sector 19 Noida- 201301 UP (India)
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Tirupati charitable trust was established with the main motive of providing free eye care and treatment on charitable basis to the poor, needy, older and helpless population of the country, particularly in the rural areas. The charitable activities include:
Arranging of free eye camps for the poor, needy, old and helpless patients with eye ailments particularly in rural areas. Several camps have been organized by the trust in different areas, where specialist eye surgeons check up and advise treatment to the public.
Holding of free charitable O.P.D.sConducting eye surgeries either at a very marginal cost or if required free of cost to the needy poor patients and senior citizens. The surgeries and free eye O.P.D.s are conducted at Tirupati Eye Centre which is a super specialized eye hospital having facilities for all types of eye surgeries using latest techniques and equipments. It has on panel a team of dedicated doctors who are interested in charity work and are involved in the above mentioned activities. Tirupati Eye Centre is associated with Tirupati Charitable Trust.
Carrying out school eye check ups in schools that are located in areas which are inhabited by people belonging to the lower socio economic group.
The camps organized by Tirupati charitable trust follow the following protocol:
First Phase: ScreeningOn the day of the screening camp, a team of ophthalmologists, optometrists, ward boys and lab technician reach the site. Cataract patients are screened out and their routine investigations are carried out on the same day. Patients are given preoperative medications and dates of surgeries in the coming week in a divided manner (approximately 15 surgeries/day)
Second Phase: SurgeriesThe patients are transferred in an ambulance to the main centre in the morning every day.
Surgeries are performed during the day in the O.T. using strict aseptic precautions
Several eye problems are seen in the school going children. These include refractive errors or need to use glasses, convergence insufficiency or muscle weakness, vitamin A deficiency and subsequent dry eye, squint, seasonal allergies and sometimes cataract. Quite a few times these are not detected either because the child does not complain or because the parents do not have financial means to get the child treated. Tirupati charitable trust collaborates with schools in areas inhabited by people belonging to lower socio economic strata. Children in these schools are screened for any eye problems, problem children are identified, their parents are called and counseled, treatment is provided to these children by Tirupati charitable Trust Centre either at no cost or at a very marginal cost.
A humble request is being made to all NGOs, social welfare organizations and to all conscientious and capable citizens to come forward to help the trust by the way of donations in the form of monetary funds or equipments for carrying out the charitable activities to give eyesight to the poor, blind, senior citizens especially in the rural areas. Any type of help in this regard will be beneficial for the trust and will be highly appreciated. Needless to say these donations will be utilized exclusively for the charitable activities mentioned above by the trust.
1. Dry eye clinic started in 2024, featuring diagnostic IDRA and therapeutic Pulse therapy treatment launched in 2024.
2. Binocular vision and Orthoptics Clinic launched in January 2025, with the aim of providing orthoptics related treatment.
3. The Rotary Salasar Noida Eye Bank & Research Institute was inaugurated at Tirupati Eye Centre in June 2025 in association with the Rotary Club of Noida to provide eye banking facilities in Noida to fight corneal blindness.
4. Project Drishti was launched in September 2025 by Rotary Club of Noida in association with Tirupati Charitable Trust with the aim of conducting 200 free cataract surgeries in 2025-2026 for thos e who cannot afford treatment.
5. Maitreyi Pushpa Charity Wing launched in 2025 with the aim of performing 2,000 free cataract surgeries in a year. The wing was inaugurated by Chief guest and renowned writer Maitreyi Pushpa. Guests of honour were Ex BJP spokesperson Ms Nupur Sharma and ACP Swantantra Singh.
6. Dr R C Sharma Research Wing launched in 2025 with the aim of conducting research to find new treatment modalities by participating in global trials.
7. Dr Mohita Sharma, the founder and Chairperson elected as Joint Secretary of the All India Ophthalmological Society, the world's largest society of ophthalmologists in March 2026
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8.Dr Mohita Sharma, Founder & Chairperson, was appointed as District Interact Chair of Rotary District 3012 for 2026-2027.
9.Tirupati Eye Centre & Dr Mohita Sharma received a felicitation for their work in healthcare from the Honorable MLA of Gautam Budh Nagar Shree Pankaj Singh, during the "Swarnim Noida" function celebrating 50 years of Noida, organized by the Dainik Jagran newspaper in April 2026.
10. 4,000 cases of advanced surface ablation (bladeless, flapless and touchless LASIK laser) were completed to achieve spectacle independence in April 2026.