On the economic front, the GDP growth of our country has been testing new highs aided by better corporate performance,
burgeoning foreign reserves and peaking stock markets etc. However, the chilly westerlies have remained unstoppable –
farm sector and stagnant rural development to name a few. With farm sector catering for the livelihood of  nearly 80% of
country’s population, dolorous state of agriculture has broken the rudders of scores of common men’s life boats. Add the 
hike of fuel prices and its likely cascading inflationary impact on the price line – food and medicine prices, as far as we are
concerned, are in an upswing.
 
Now this altered pattern in prices has two direct and at the same time drastic impacts on this charitable institute as given below :
 

Number One – Due to the above sympathetic situation of poor community across India and as the treatment in other hospitals has kept on becoming expensive, this hospital is being visited by patients from the interiors of not only adjoining States such as U.P., Bihar, Himachal Pradesh, Haryana, Punjab but even from far off States – Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal.

 
Number Two - The towering figures of rate of increase in patient population across all the departments is being translated into a huge increase in  recurring costs, as the figures below illustrate.
 
  Salaries Electricity Medicine Food Misc.(*)

1998-99

33.39 4.36 22.28 17.92 2.32

2007-08

116.29 15.26 46.11 30.17 11.44

% of growth

 248% 250% 107% 68% 450%
 
[ * - constitutes of postage, telephone, printing and Stationery etc. ]
 
RKMS is a charitable hospital predominantly dependent on donation. And we welcome your kindself to participate in this noble work with a donation you deem appropriate and support this institute tuned to modern demands while keeping its ground principle [ "Service to  man is service to God"] intact.
 

We would be deeply delighted if you could participate in this noble work to achieve a corpus of Rs.36.47crores. At present, with an interest rate of 9 %, it would yields Rs. 3.28 crores (approx.) per annum which would cover satisfactorily RKMS’s recurring expenses at least for some years and enable us have sustained focused strategy towards core areas and its branches to ensure the delivery of qualitative treatment to poor.  

 
RKMS’s recurring expenditure is spread across the below given particulars :
a) Salaries [ Annexure – I ]
b) Medicine [ Annexure – II ]
c) Food and fuel [ Annexure – III & Annexure-III(a) ]
     
The lay-out of expenditure is appended herewith in the form of Annexures.