Breast Cancer Awareness Month: LIVASA Hospital Mohali hosts ‘Pink Warriors Meet’

Mohali, October 30, 2025: In observance of Breast Cancer Awareness Month 2025, LIVASA Hospital, Mohali organized a ‘Pink Warriors Meet’, an event dedicated to honoring the strength, resilience, and inspiring journeys of breast cancer survivors, fondly known as Pink Warriors.
The event brought together breast cancer survivors, healthcare professionals, caregivers, and members of the community in a vibrant display of unity and hope. It served as a powerful platform to highlight the importance of early detection, timely treatment, and emotional healing, while inspiring those currently battling the disease with real-life stories of courage and survival.
Among others, Dr. Jatin Sarin, Director – Medical Oncology; Dr. Vijay Bansal, Director – Surgical Oncology; Dr. Meenakshi Mittal, Director – Radiation Oncology; Dr. Shubh Mahindru, Director – Surgical Oncology; Dr. Privanshu Choudhary, Senior Consultant – Medical Oncology; and Dr. Parneet Singh, Senior Consultant – Radiation Oncology were also present during the occasion.
Adding to the emotional resonance of the evening, the survivors took part in a special ramp walk, symbolizing victory, confidence, and the celebration of life. The event also featured interactive fun games, wellness engagements with an emcee, and informative awareness sessions focusing on preventive health, self-care, and mental well-being.
Throughout October, LIVASA Hospital, Mohali conducted breast screening camps, awareness drives, and educational workshops as part of its ongoing commitment to women’s health and preventive care.
Anurag Yadav, CEO – LIVASA Hospitals, said, “At LIVASA, we believe that healthcare goes beyond treatment—it’s about compassion, awareness, and empowerment. The Pink Warriors Meet is our tribute to the remarkable women who have fought and emerged stronger. Their courage fuels our mission to create a healthier, more aware society.”
Dr. Amarpreet Singh, VP – Operations, LIVASA Hospital, Mohali, added, “The Pink Warriors Meet is not just an event—it’s a movement of hope and solidarity. Seeing survivors walk the ramp with such confidence was deeply inspiring. Together, through awareness and early screening, we can change the narrative around breast cancer.”