In Pictures: Swasth Immunised India Launch
Serum Institute of India (SII) and Network 18 have come together to launch a nation-wide vaccination and immunisation campaign - Swasth Immunised India. Endorsed by Bollywood’s most influential star, Kareena Kapoor Khan, it aims to build a robust campaign aimed at spreading awareness on the importance and benefits of immunisation among the masses. The campaign will also work towards dispelling myths and misconceptions pertaining to the administration of vaccination among Indians. The primary aim of the campaign is to raise awareness about the importance and benefits of vaccine administration, advocating its acceptance and building a strong immunization outreach in the country. Working alongside the government, Swasth Immunised India will strive to reach full immunization coverage through continuous education and awareness.
Serum Institute of India (SII) and Network 18 have come together to launch a nation-wide vaccination and immunisation campaign - Swasth Immunised India. Endorsed by Kareena Kapoor Khan, it aims to build a robust campaign aimed at spreading awareness on the importance and benefits of immunisation among the masses. Take a look at the pictures from the launch event. (Image: News18)
Kishore Ajwani, Deputy Managing Editor, News18 India, with the panellists at the launch of Swasth Immunised India, an initiative in collaboration with Network18 and Serum Institute of India, held at Four Seasons in Mumbai on February 21, 2019. (Image: News18)
Panellists Kareena Kapoor Khan, Natasha Poonawalla and Dr Nitin Shah at the launch of Swasth Immunised India, in Mumbai. (Image: News18)
Campaign Ambassador Kareena Kapoor Khan speaks as Natasha Poonawalla looks on at the launch event. (Image: News18)
Kareena said, If we are able to reach the remotest regions of India and spread the message, I will consider it the biggest blockbuster of my life" at the launch event. (Image: News18)
Adar Poonawalla speaks about Swasth Immunised India initiative during its launch. (Image: News18)
We need to beat myths, misinformation and complacency to make sure every Indian kid is immunised," said Dr Nitin Shah, Section Head Dept of Pediatrics, PD Hinduja National Hospital. (Image: News18)
