Anandi Maa — Ek Jeevan Bachao & Cancer Free Women Bharat Yatra

Date : 16thJuly 2026
Venue- Seminar Hall, College Campus
Participants :134

An awareness program on women’s cancers—“Anandi Maa — Ek Jeevan Bachao” as part of the Cancer Free Women Bharat Yatra—was organized by the Department of Prasuti Tantra and Stree Roga to educate students, faculty, nursing staff and the public about cervical, breast, uterine, and ovarian cancers.

The event aimed to inform attendees about risk factors, screening, prevention, HPV vaccination, and available treatment options.

Organizers and Hosts
The program was organized under the supervision of Dr. Manish Singh, Medical Superintendent, and hosted by Dr. Stuti Sharma, Assistant Professor, Department of Prasuti Tantra and Stree Roga.

Speakers and Participation
The session featured informative addresses by:
Shri Manoj Saxena, Founder, Seema Saxena Cancer Foundation (Guest)
Dr. Alok Mishra, Director
Dr. Manish Singh, Medical Superintendent
Dr. B. P. Patel, Principal
Dr. Sandeep Jain, Consultant, Panchakarma
Dr. Stuti Sharma, Assistant Professor, Department of Prasuti Tantra and Stree Roga

The event saw enthusiastic participation from faculty members, medical officers, nursing staff, and students.

Key Messages Covered
Major risk factors for cervical, breast, uterine, and ovarian cancers.
Importance and methods of early detection and routine screening (including Pap smear and clinical breast examination).
Preventive strategies, including lifestyle measures and hygiene.
HPV vaccination: recommended schedule and its role in cervical cancer prevention. Treatment pathways and the importance of timely intervention.
Outcomes

The program successfully increased awareness among participants about women’s cancers and reinforced the importance of screening and vaccination. Speakers motivated attendees to adopt healthy lifestyles and pledged collective efforts to spread awareness in the wider community.

Conclusion
The session concluded with a shared commitment from organizers, speakers, and attendees to continue education and outreach efforts toward reducing the burden of women’s cancers and promoting community health.