Archive · 17 Jan 2026
Bengaluru Hosts MS Awareness and Advocacy Program
In Bengaluru, a special event called 'Navigating MS Together' was held to talk about a disease called multiple sclerosis (MS).
This event was organized by the Multiple Sclerosis Society of India and a group called RAGAMS.
They brought together doctors, government officials, and people who have MS to discuss how to make life better for those with the disease.
They talked about how to diagnose MS early, make treatments easier to get, and help people with MS live better lives.
They also had special areas where people could experience what it's like to live with MS. The goal is to make sure everyone understands the challenges of MS and works together to support those who have it.
The event 'Navigating MS Together' was held in Bengaluru to raise awareness about multiple sclerosis (MS).
Organized by the Multiple Sclerosis Society of India (MSSI) – Bengaluru Chapter and Rotary Action Group Against Multiple Sclerosis (RAGAMS).
Discussions focused on early diagnosis, access to care, disability recognition, and long-term disease management.
Experiential zones were set up to help participants understand the daily challenges faced by people with MS.
Advocacy and cross-sector collaboration were highlighted as essential for building a more inclusive support system for MS patients.
- Who
- Neurologists, government representatives, Rotary leaders, caregivers, and people living with multiple sclerosis (PwMS)
- What
- An awareness and advocacy program titled 'Navigating MS Together'
- When
- Date not specified
- Where
- Rotary House of Friendship, Bengaluru
- Why
- To highlight the need for greater visibility, dignified living, and systemic support for MS care in India
- Event Name
- Navigating MS Together
- Organizers
- Multiple Sclerosis Society of India (MSSI) – Bengaluru Chapter and Rotary Action Group Against Multiple Sclerosis (RAGAMS)
- Location
- Rotary House of Friendship, Bengaluru
- Key Topics
- Early diagnosis, access to care, disability recognition, long-term disease management, high-efficacy therapies (HETs)
- Campaign
- Walk In My Shoes
- Key Speakers
- Mr. Arun Mohan, Vice President, MSSI India and Rtn. Shankar Subramanian, Chairperson, RAGAMS, India Chapter