Archive · 28 Jul 2025
Hyderabad Launches Project Pulse for Citywide CPR Training
Imagine someone's heart stops working suddenly.
CPR is like giving their heart a jump start until the ambulance arrives.
Project Pulse is a new program in Hyderabad that teaches people how to do CPR.
The program is a partnership between a school, a hospital, and an emergency service.
Anyone 13 and older can learn.
The program offers short classes to show people how to recognize when someone needs CPR and what to do.
This helps make sure that if someone has a heart emergency, there is someone nearby who knows how to help.
This will hopefully save many lives in Hyderabad.
Project Pulse, a CPR awareness initiative, was launched in Hyderabad.
The program is a collaboration between Suchitra Academy, Star Hospitals, and GVK EMRI EHS.
It aims to equip citizens aged 13+ with CPR skills to act in medical emergencies.
The launch event took place on July 12 with medical experts in attendance.
The initiative will provide one-hour CPR awareness sessions across Hyderabad.
- Who
- Initiative by Suchitra Academy, Star Hospitals, and GVK EMRI EHS.
- What
- Project Pulse, a citywide CPR awareness initiative.
- When
- Launched on July 12.
- Where
- Hyderabad, India.
- Why
- To equip citizens with life-saving CPR skills during medical emergencies.
- Initiative Name
- Project Pulse
- Focus
- CPR Awareness
- Target Age
- 13 and above
- Collaborators
- Suchitra Academy, Star Hospitals, GVK EMRI EHS
- Location
- Hyderabad, India
- Session Duration
- One hour