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Chandigarh hosts awareness event to accelerate TB elimination

In line with the Government of India’s vision for a TB-free India, the State TB Cell, GMSH-16, Chandigarh, in collaboration with Shri Dhanwantry Ayurvedic College and Hospital, organised an awareness event under '100 Days Campaign to Accelerate TB Elimination'
A rally was led by students, aiming to spread awareness about tuberculosis, address the stigma surrounding it, and emphasise the need for early diagnosis and strict adherence to treatment protocols.

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In line with the Government of India’s vision for a TB-free India, the State TB Cell, GMSH-16, Chandigarh, in collaboration with Shri Dhanwantry Ayurvedic College and Hospital, organised an awareness event under “100 Days Campaign to Accelerate TB Elimination”.

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The programme began with a pledge ceremony against tuberculosis, reaffirming the collective commitment towards eradicating the disease. A rally led by students followed, aiming to spread awareness about tuberculosis, address the stigma surrounding it, and emphasise the need for early diagnosis and strict adherence to treatment protocols.

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Prominent health experts, including Dr SK Thakur, Dr NK Goel, and Dr Ashok Bhardwaj, delivered insightful addresses. They discussed various aspects of TB elimination, including treatment modalities, challenges, and the government’s ambitious target for TB Mukt Bharat by 2025.

Key dignitaries, including Dr NK Goel, Dr Rajesh Rana, and Dr Ashok Bhardwaj, graced the event. Their presence added value to the proceedings.

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Such awareness campaigns play a pivotal role in mobilising communities, especially the youth, to actively participate in the fight against TB. The State TB Cell, Chandigarh, remains committed to sustaining these efforts and working towards the goal of a TB-free India.

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