Archive · 12 Aug 2026

Telangana Launches HIV-Free State Awareness Rally

Telangana Launches HIV-Free State Awareness Rally

In the Indian state of Telangana, leaders want to stop a sickness called HIV and AIDS.

They organized a big walk, called a rally, in the city of Hyderabad.

A minister named Ponnam Prabhakar started the walk at HMDA Grounds.

About 1,500 people joined the walk, which ended near a railway station.

The walk taught people how to stay safe from HIV and AIDS and how doctors can find the sickness early.

Finding a sickness early helps doctors treat it better.

The government also wants people to know about other sicknesses like syphilis.

Their message is 'Be Positive – Stop HIV Positive.'

For the next two months, they will hold teaching programs all across Telangana.

The big goal is to make Telangana a place with no HIV or AIDS.

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