BRO Project Hirak Extends Healing Hand to Remote Darma Valley with Lifesaving Medical Camp and BLS Training
DARMA VALLEY, AUGUST 09, 2026 — In the rugged, far-flung reaches of Uttarakhand’s Kumaon region, where harsh weather and challenging terrain mark the end of formal roadways, the Border Roads Organisation (BRO) continues to demonstrate that its mandate extends far beyond laying asphalt. Demonstrating a steadfast commitment to border security and community welfare, the personnel of 765 Task Force under Project Hirak organized a comprehensive Basic Life Support (BLS) training initiative and dynamic medical outreach camp for residents living in the secluded Darma Valley.
The initiative focused on bridging the healthcare gap in high-altitude settlements where medical infrastructure is scarce and accessibility remains heavily restricted by harsh seasonal weather. Personnel from Project Hirak provided direct medical consultations, essential health screenings, and necessary pharmaceuticals to hundreds of local residents. Beyond basic medical care, the personnel led hands-on BLS workshops designed to equip community members with actionable skills in emergency first aid, CPR, trauma response, and high-altitude health management.
By training local citizens in basic resuscitation and stabilization techniques, the outreach empowers remote mountain communities to act as vital first responders during medical emergencies or unexpected natural hazards. This dual focus on infrastructure development and social welfare reinforces the core philosophy of BRO—servicing the country’s most isolated regions while protecting and nourishing the communities that call these frontier lands home. Through these continuous humanitarian efforts, Project Hirak re-affirms its enduring pledge to build vital roads while protecting and enriching lives across India’s border frontiers.