| 词条 | Draft:Fauji Foundation Hospital |
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The Fauji Foundation (also known as Fauji Known Group) is one of the largest corporate groups in Pakistan, which defends the interests of former soldiers. It is simply a charitable trust established in 1954 for ex-soldiers and their families. This is mentioned in the Charitable Expenses Act of 1890. The history of the Fauji Foundation dates back to 1945 when the post-war treatment fund (PWSRF) was created for the veterans of India who served during the Second World War. During his studies (1947), when Pakistan was created, the compensation fund was proportionally transferred to his veterans in Pakistan after the Second World War. Until 1953, a fund formed by a civil government was transferred to the army in 1954. 18.2 million, instead of a balance of Rs (0.2 million) invested by the defense forces for the establishment of a spinning mill. Later, thanks to the income of a textile factory, the first hospital for tuberculosis was built with 50 beds in Rawalpindi. The Fauji Foundation is proud to have received 18.2 million rubles in 1953 for more than 18 industries in which the incomes of some 9,500,000 beneficiaries (5% of the country's population) are used. In general, more than 80% of sales are spent every year on social purposes. Wellness is provided by health care, education and vocational/technical education. To some extent, wealth is also a by-product of employment resulting from economic activity and the welfare of the recipient. Currently, the welfare of 115 medical centers, 100 schools and universities, 65 vocational schools and 9 technical schools. New article name goes here new article content ... Referenceshttps://www.marham.pk/hospitals/rawalpindi/fauji-foundation-hospital/jhelum-road External links[https://www.marham.pk/hospitals/rawalpindi/fauji-foundation-hospital/jhelum-road https://www.marham.pk] |
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