Kranti organises inspiring and informative awareness program on breast cancer

Brahmapur (18/10/2025): On the occasion of Breast Cancer Awareness Month and International Girl Child Week in October, Kranti, a leading voluntary organization in Brahma Nagar in Ganjam district, in collaboration with ISRD - One Stop Center Ganjam, Government ITI organised an inspiring and informative awareness program on breast cancer at Government ITI Auditorium.

Nowadays, breast cancer has become a headache.

In some cases, timely diagnosis and proper treatment make it possible to cure this disease.

By being aware, this disease can be defeated.

Increase awareness about breast cancer prevention and treatment The main objective of the program was to empower individuals, especially women, with important knowledge.

The awareness program was organized under the chairmanship of Dr.Debananda Dash, Executive Director of Kranti and a cancer survivor.

Before the program started, Dr.Dash welcomed everyone and introduced the guests.

ISRD Director Sudhir Sabat welcomed the guests by offering "Upadhokan" and bouquets.

First, ITI principal Er.Ranjan Kumar Parida gave a brief information on breast cancer and advised the students to be aware of themselves and make others aware.

One of the guests in this breast cancer awareness program, Dr.Subhra Pala, Assistant Professor, Department of Gynecology, MKCG Medical College and Hospital, spoke on "Breastfeeding and the Risks of Cancer".

By breastfeeding The risk of breast cancer is significantly reduced.

Early menopause, infertility, late pregnancy, obesity, and eating fatty foods are the causes of breast cancer.

Therefore, if this disease is detected early and treated properly, the patient can be cured, explained Dr.Pal. Dr.Kanhu Charan Patra, Head of Radiation Oncology at Mahatma Gandhi Cancer Hospital and Research Center, Visakhapatnam, called for creating awareness in the society about the causes, diagnosis, and prevention of the disease.

Another major cause of breast cancer is that due to the fear of public shame, they hide the disease from the initial stage, which later takes the form of cancer.

Women can prevent the disease by being aware and staying above public shame and seeking medical help.

They discussed the risk factors, early detection, and prevention.

Although there have been many advances in the field of medicine these days, the fear of cancer is still seen among the common people.

.With the advancement of modern medicine and regular screening, treatment is now very easy and successful.

Mahashwata Padhi, Center Administrator of One Stop Center, Berhampur, advised the students present to always be aware of breast cancer.

In this regard, Dr.Dash of Kranti organisation shared his experience of suffering from cancer and how he suffered from it.

He also said that the treatment of cancer is very easy these days and a patient can survive from it.

Kranti also made everyone aware that "Cancer is a chapter in life, not the whole story" and that a cancer-free India is possible only with the right support and awareness!!!....

An awareness program was organized with this message.

In this awareness program, Nirmala Das, Anil Sethi of Kranti organisation, , IRSD - One Stop Center's Prabhata Padhi, Gopalkrishna Dalabehera, Snehamayi Padhi, Savitri Dalabehera and Government I.T.I.T.O, Ranjan Mallick, Saroj Rath, Swapna Swain, Alka Satapathy contributed significantly.