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World TB Day Awareness Program in Shimla by Indira Gandhi Medical College :- Annual function of Desho Ra Raja Dom Guthania Student Association :- Annual Function :- Annual function of rohru chirgaon dodra kawar student association :- Book fair by book chor (lock the box) :-

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World TB Day Awareness Program in Shimla by Indira Gandhi Medical College

World TB Day Awareness Program in Shimla by Indira Gandhi Medical College

When

March 24, 2026Β Β Β Β 
10:00 am - 5:00 pm

Where

Multipurpose Hall
Multipurpose Hall - Gaiety Heritage Cultural Complex Shimla, Shimla

Event Type

πŸ“’ World TB Day Awareness Program in Shimla

On the occasion of World TB Day (24 March), Indira Gandhi Medical College is organizing a special TB Awareness Program at the iconic Gaiety Theatre.

This meaningful initiative aims to educate the public about Tuberculosis (TB) β€” a serious yet preventable and curable disease β€” and to encourage early diagnosis and proper treatment.


πŸ“… Event Details:

  • Date: 24 March

  • Venue: MP Hall Gaiety Theatre, Shimla

  • Organized by: IGMC Shimla

  • Entry: Open for all


🎯 Purpose of the Program:

  • Spread awareness about TB symptoms like persistent cough, fever, weight loss, and fatigue

  • Promote early testing and timely medical care

  • Educate people about free treatment facilities available under government programs

  • Remove myths and stigma associated with TB

  • Encourage community participation in making India TB-free


✨ What to Expect:

  • Awareness talks by medical experts

  • Interactive sessions and public guidance

  • Informational materials and health tips

  • Community engagement activities


πŸ’‘ Why It Matters:

TB continues to affect thousands of people every year, but with the right awareness and action, it can be completely controlled and cured. Programs like this play a crucial role in building a healthier and informed society.


🀝 Be a part of this awareness drive and help spread the message!
πŸ“– Together, let’s take a step towards a TB-free future.

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