Hyderabad: Telangana Health Minister Damodar Rajanarasimha unveiled a cancer awareness poster at his residence in Hyderabad as part of a global initiative by the Grace Foundation.
Organisers briefed him about the campaign, which aims to promote cancer prevention across nearly 130 countries. In addition, they said the initiative focuses on large-scale awareness and participation.
During the event, the minister formally launched the campaign material. Meanwhile, organisers said the “Global Grace Cancer Run” will take place on October 11, 2026, at Gachibowli Stadium.
They added that last year’s event at the same venue drew around 35,000 participants locally. Globally, over three lakh people joined the initiative across multiple countries.
Cancer awareness poster part of global campaign in 130 countries
The minister appreciated the efforts of the Grace Foundation in organising awareness programmes. He said such initiatives help spread awareness on prevention and early detection.
He also highlighted steps taken by the state government to strengthen cancer care. For instance, these include awareness drives, screening centres, and expanded treatment facilities across districts.
Government hospitals now provide cancer day care services and chemotherapy facilities. Furthermore, he added that advanced treatment is available at MNJ Cancer Institute and NIMS Hospital.
Finally, the event was attended by Grace Foundation CEO Dr Chinnababu Sunkavalli and Yashoda Hospital representative Dr Sai Kumar Reddy.
Minister Damodar Rajanarasimha Unveils Cancer Awareness Wall Poster
Telangana Health Minister @DamodarCilarapu unveiled a wall poster on cancer prevention and awareness at his residence in Hyderabad, as part of a global initiative led by the Grace Foundation.
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