Empowering Girls through Tradition: HPV Vaccination Drive at Raj Bhavan

At an event in Raj Bhavan, UP, 100 girls were vaccinated against HPV, aimed at preventing cervical cancer. Supported by Prerna Sanstha, the event also included kanya pujan with 5100 participants. Governor Patel emphasized education, values, and health protection for empowering daughters and noted efforts to mainstream marginalized children.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Lucknow | Updated: 25-09-2025 19:59 IST | Created: 25-09-2025 19:59 IST
Empowering Girls through Tradition: HPV Vaccination Drive at Raj Bhavan
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At a significant event held at Raj Bhavan, Uttar Pradesh, around 100 girls received free Human Papillomavirus (HPV) vaccinations on Thursday. The initiative, guided by Governor Anandiben Patel, aimed at safeguarding young girls against cervical cancer and was conducted with the collaboration of Prerna Sanstha.

Combining traditional rituals, the event saw the participation of 5100 individuals in kanya pujan, focusing on the overall protection of adolescent girls. Governor Patel highlighted the importance of equipping daughters with education, strong values, and health safeguards, essential for their development as future citizens.

Additionally, Raj Bhavan has been active in educational efforts, integrating street children into schools and providing skill training. Governor Patel's ongoing campaign has successfully facilitated free HPV vaccinations for over 50,000 girls, underscoring the significant health benefits these initiatives provide.

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