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Latest comment: 1 day ago by Taiyzun in topic COI edit request: Wockhardt Foundation
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This page has quite a bit of editing by people blatantly associated with the company. -wyx

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COI edit request: Wockhardt Foundation

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I am a declared paid editor (see User:Taiyzun) and serve as Personal Advisor and Consultant to Huzaifa Khorakiwala. I am not editing the article directly. I am asking an uninvolved editor to consider the following addition, as the Wockhardt Foundation is currently not mentioned anywhere in this article.

Proposed text, for placement wherever editors judge appropriate:

Wockhardt's philanthropic arm, the Wockhardt Foundation, is led by Huzaifa Khorakiwala, a son of company founder Habil Khorakiwala and an executive director of Wockhardt since 2009.[1] Its principal programme, Mobile 1000, operates mobile medical units providing free primary consultations, diagnostics and generic medicines in rural India.[2] A 2013 analysis by Knowledge at Wharton described the model as addressing last-mile access while quoting health economist Mark Pauly, who questioned whether it represented the most efficient use of the resources involved.[2]

Two notes for reviewers. First, I have deliberately retained the critical view from the Wharton piece; I am not seeking promotional framing, and I would rather the passage be balanced than flattering. Second, a separate draft biography of Khorakiwala was declined at AfC for notability and I have since withdrawn it from the review queue; this request is not an attempt to route around that decision, and I am entirely content for editors to trim or decline it. Taiyzun (talk) 21:29, 3 August 2026 (UTC)Reply

  1. Sharma, E Kumar (5 August 2013). "Children of industry stalwarts who have chosen to work with the underprivileged". Business Today.
  2. 1 2 "Mobile Medical Vans: Overcoming India's Last-mile Health Care Challenges". Knowledge at Wharton. University of Pennsylvania. 14 February 2013.