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COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH CAMPAIGN


GSC Sikpui Fest Committee, in collaboration with the District Health & Family Welfare Department organized a Comprehensive Health Campaign, 2026 at Seminar Hall No. 1 at Block A on the 15th of October, 2026 from 1:00pm onwards.

The first session was chaired by Dr. Zarzosanga, Organizing Secy, Sikpui Fest Organizing Committee. The programme featured three representatives from the Health & Family Welfare Department. 

Dr. Alfred C. Lalhmingmuana delivered welcome address to the participants and highlighted the reasons for organizing the Comprehensive Health Campaign and the importance of the campaign in sensitizing students and the general public about health awarenes to sustai n a long and healthy life

Dr. Fabian Malsawmkima, MBBS talked extensively about HIV AIDS and ite related issues. The Resource Person underlined the importance of having a positive mindset towards AIDS patients, and how to prevent oneself from contracting the much dreaded virus, as well as the ways and means to tackle HIV AIDS related problems and the treatments for such patients

Another Resource person, Mrs. K. Hmingthansangi led the awareness campaign on Tuberculosis and tobacco-related health problems. The Resource Person highlighted the importance of sensitizing oneself and others around us about the need of taking care of one's body and lifestyle to be free from tuberculosis and tobacco-related illnesses. The Resource Person also stressed on the need to examine oneself and if needed, to take early medical care and treatment if one is suffering from such diseases or illnesses. The Programe concluded with the session chairman proposing a vote of thanks

The second session was held as  a screening session, wherein the participants underwent HIV AIDS and Tuberculosis screening tests, conducted by officials and technicians from the Health & Family Welfare Department. The sessions were attended by officials from the H&FW department, Office Bearers of Sikpui Fest Organizing Committee and an approximate number of 100 students from First Semester

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