Buxar Medical City Foundation successfully organized a three-day Tuberculosis (TB) Awareness Campaign in Buxar town from September 5 to 7, 2025. The campaign was aimed at educating the public about the symptoms, prevention, timely testing, and free government treatment services for TB. The initiative witnessed enthusiastic participation from citizens, students, social organizations, and volunteers, reinforcing the collective commitment towards building a “TB-Free Buxar.”
Campaign Highlight
The campaign was aimed at educating the public about the symptoms, prevention, timely testing, and free government treatment services for TB.
Day One
(awareness stall)
September 5, 2025
Venue: Station Road, Buxar
The campaign commenced with the inauguration of an awareness stall at Station Road, where volunteers and healthcare workers from the Foundation actively engaged the public by distributing Information, Education, and Communication (IEC) materials, including pamphlets, posters, and banners.
The campaign was inaugurated with the setup of an awareness stall at Station Road. Volunteers and healthcare workers from the Foundation distributed Information, Education, and Communication (IEC) materials such as pamphlets, posters, and banners.
- Citizens were informed about TB symptoms, testing procedures, and treatment availability.
- Myths and misconceptions related to TB were addressed through direct interaction.
Hundreds of residents actively participated in
the awareness drive
Special Contributions:
Mukesh Kumar Kharwar, Indrajeet Chaubey, Pankaj Manasinghka, Sagar Kumar, Amarendra Chaubey, Sneha Chaurasia, Khushi Keshari, and Shreya Kumari made notable efforts in today’s event.
Foundation Director, Mr. Ram Narayan, said:
“TB is a preventable and curable disease, yet it continues to affect our society due to lack of awareness. Through this campaign, we want every citizen of Buxar to undergo timely testing and avail free treatment services.”
Day Two
(human chain)
– September 6, 2025
Venue: P.P. Road, Buxar
At P.P. Road, a massive human chain was successfully organized with the participation of hundreds of citizens, students, social workers, and representatives of voluntary organizations. Holding placards with awareness messages, the participants unitedly pledged their commitment to building a ‘TB-Free Buxar.
A human chain was successfully formed at P.P. Road, where hundreds of citizens, students, social workers, and representatives of voluntary organizations participated. Participants held placards with awareness messages and took a pledge for a “TB-Free Buxar.”
- Pamphlets, posters, and other IEC materials were distributed.
- Awareness messages emphasized early detection, treatment adherence, and government health services.
- The event generated strong public engagement and media attention.
Key Support:
Special support was extended by Ujjwal Mahila Vikas Kendra, Buxar, and American English Institute.
Notable Contributors:
Ramashankar Singh, Mukesh Kumar Kharwar, Indrajeet Chaubey, Shubham Gupta, and Rahul Jaiswal, along with many energetic youth volunteers.
Foundation Director, Mr. Ram Narayan, remarked:
“TB can be completely controlled through timely testing and free treatment. If society comes together, Buxar can take a major step towards becoming TB-free.”
Day Three
(Drawing Competition)
– September 7, 2025
Venue: Vedshira Ashram, behind Kawaldah Pokhra, Buxar
The three-day campaign culminated with an On-the-Spot Drawing Competition on the theme ‘Healthy and TB-Free Society.’ Dozens of enthusiastic students participated, using colors and creativity to convey strong messages of health, hope, and collective responsibility. Through their artwork, they not only showcased talent but also inspired the community to join hands in the fight against tuberculosis.
The campaign concluded with an On-the-Spot Drawing Competition on the theme “Healthy and TB-Free Society.” Students showcased their creativity to spread awareness through art.
Competition Results:
- 🥇 First Prize – Shubham Kumar (Ujjwal Mahila Vikas Kendra)
- 🥈 Second Prize – Neha Kumari (SS Girls High School)
- 🥉 Third Prize – Akansha Shri (Heritage School, Buxar)
The winners were felicitated, and their artworks were appreciated as powerful tools for social messaging.
Notable Volunteers:
Mukesh Kumar Kharwar, Ramashankar Singh, Satish Manmeet, Indrajit Chaubey, Pankaj Manasinghka, Rahul Jaiswal, Adarsh Azad, Sagar Kumar, Sneha Chaurasia, Shreya Kumari, Ramesh Pandey, and Satyaprakash Rai contributed significantly to the success of the final day.
Key Outcomes of the Campaign
✔️ Hundreds of citizens engaged directly through stalls, human chains, and competitions.
✔️ Over a thousand IEC materials distributed in Buxar town.
✔️ Myths about TB challenged, with emphasis on early testing and treatment.
✔️ Strong participation from schools, social groups, women’s organizations, and youth volunteers.
Message from the Foundation
Foundation Director Mr. Ram Narayan expressed gratitude towards citizens and organizations for their active participation, stating:
“Our mission is to dispel myths, spread correct information, and ensure access to free treatment. With collective effort, the dream of a ‘TB-Free Buxar’ will become a reality.”
Way Forward
The success of this campaign reaffirms Buxar Medical City Foundation’s commitment to:
- Conduct more health awareness drives,
- Strengthen community participation, and
- Support government health programs in the fight against TB and other diseases.
📞 Helpline: +91 98356 51993
🌐 Website: www.buxarmedicalcity.in
Buxar Medical City Foundation calls upon all citizens, institutions, and media representatives to continue their support and work together towards the shared vision of a “TB-Free Buxar.”