National Cancer Awareness Day observed

Participants of declamation contest organised by Aryans Institute of Nursing posing for photograph.
Participants of declamation contest organised by Aryans Institute of Nursing posing for photograph.

Excelsior Correspondent
JAMMU, Nov 7: To create awareness about cancer among students and to unite everyone in the fight against cancer, Aryans Institute of Nursing, Rajpura, near Chandigarh observed ‘National Cancer Awareness Day’ today.
Students of GNM, ANM, B. Pharmacy, D Pharmacy and from other departments participated in this event.
A declamation contest was organized on this occasion. All students wore white clothes and a lavender badge on it to mark this day theme based and more special. Komal, Rekha and Sunita from GNM 3rd year, Rahul from GNM 1st year and Delisha from BA LLB spoke on various issues with various aspects of health and hygiene as prevention is the most effective approach. They stressed that early detection helps in earlier treatment and increases the chances of recovery and survival.
Dr Anshu Kataria, Chairman, Aryans Institute of Nursing addressed and motivated students to take a positive and proactive approach to fight against cancer. The purpose of the activity is to create awareness among the students regarding the importance of preventive measures and early diagnosis to beat the menace at the initial stages, he said.
Dr Garima Thakur, Coordinator, Aryans Group and Dr Rajni Attari HoD, Agriculture mentioned that National Cancer Awareness Day with the birth anniversary of the eminent scientist Madam Curie aims to reduce the number of preventable deaths each year by raising cancer awareness amongst the general public and pressing governments to take further action against the disease.
Kalindi Madaan, Himanshi, Manpreet Kaur, Manjeet Kaur & other faculty members were present on the occasion.