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Home / Health / Doctors Save Millions in Remote India

Doctors Save Millions in Remote India

19 Dec, 2025

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Summary

  • Couple transformed healthcare for over a million tribal people.
  • Reduced child mortality by 68% and malnutrition by 75%.
  • Pioneered health messenger model and published extensive research.
Doctors Save Millions in Remote India

Dr. Ashish and Dr. Kavita Satav are being recognized for their extraordinary commitment to improving tribal healthcare in the Melghat region of Maharashtra. Since 1997, they have served over a million people through their NGO, MAHAN Trust, transforming a region with critical health disparities.

Their initiatives, including the "Arogyadoot" model training local women as health messengers, have led to a remarkable 68% reduction in child mortality and a 75% decrease in malnutrition. Dr. Kavita's efforts have also restored vision for over 30,000 patients through free eye surgeries.

The Satavs' work, supported by rigorous research published in over 40 papers, has influenced 38 state health policies. Their dedication, from establishing a multispecialty hospital to personally supporting infants, exemplifies a profound impact on community health and well-being.

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They are a doctor couple dedicated to providing healthcare to tribal communities in Maharashtra's Melghat region through the MAHAN Trust.
MAHAN Trust is an NGO founded by the Satavs in 1997 to offer healthcare services to the tribal population in remote areas.
The trust has significantly reduced child mortality by 68% and malnutrition by 75%, alongside restoring vision for over 30,000 people.

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