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Home / Chandigarh / On World Heart Day Fortis Mohali Hosts Dont Miss The Beat Bhangra Session To Raise Awareness

World Heart Day: Fortis Mohali organises bhangra session at Sukhna Lake

The campaign combined fitness, culture and health awareness through several bhangra sessions
Tribune Web Desk
Chandigarh, Updated At : 06:37 PM Sep 29, 2025 IST
More than 100 people actively joined the session.

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To sensitise the masses on heart diseases and ways to prevent the same, Fortis Hospital Mohali organised a bhangra session, ‘Don’t miss the beat – Let’s bhangra with Fortis for a stronger heartbeat!’ at Sukhna Lake in Chandigarh on Saturday.

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The event was part of the World Heart Day activities and aligned with the global theme of World Heart Day – ‘Don’t miss a beat’.

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Several morning walkers, joggers and other fitness enthusiasts participated in the event. The campaign combined fitness, culture and health awareness through several bhangra sessions held across Tricity, promoting active living and preventive care, said a press release.

More than 100 people actively joined the session.

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