Kamorta | March 27, 2026
The Community Health Centre (CHC) Nancowrie on Tuesday noticed World TB Day with enthusiastic participation from the local people and village management, reinforcing collective efforts in the direction of eliminating tuberculosis from the area.
The programme was graced by Chief Guest Ms. Aysha Majid, Chairperson of the Tribal Council, and Guest of Honour Mr. Kshitij Gyanraj, Assistant Commissioner, Nancowrie. Both dignitaries emphasised the significance of community-driven motion and sustained consciousness in reaching a TB-free society.
During the occasion, Medical Officers Dr. Solomon Mark Paul and Dr. Tanzeer introduced an in depth overview of the National TB Elimination Programme (NTEP). They highlighted key milestones achieved to date and elaborated on the continuing methods being carried out throughout Nancowrie Island to strengthen TB detection, remedy, and prevention.
A TB Mukt Bharat Pledge was administered to all attendees, reaffirming their dedication to supporting the nationwide mission of eliminating tuberculosis.
Adding a private dimension to the programme, a TB survivor shared their journey of restoration as a TB Champion, inspiring the viewers and serving to to interrupt the stigma related to the illness.
In recognition of grassroots efforts, “TB Mukt Village” certificates had been awarded to village captains, acknowledging their management and contribution in the direction of making their communities tuberculosis-free.
The occasion concluded on a optimistic be aware, with officers and neighborhood members pledging continued collaboration to attain the purpose of a TB-free Nancowrie.
