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Events

What happens on the ground.

Our delivery partner India Turns Pink runs awareness, screening and education programmes across the country all year round. Here is the shape of that work — dated listings are published as each programme is confirmed.

Annual rhythm

Pinktober

Every October, Breast Cancer Awareness Month becomes a national campaign — city events, college programmes and community activation, run with India Turns Pink.

Held each October.

Year-round programmes

The work runs all year.

These programmes are ongoing, not one-off events. Each takes the same awareness message into a different place women already gather.

Volunteers running an Airport Turns Pink awareness desk for travellers

Airport Turns Pink

Awareness at airport terminals, run as a CSR partnership with the Airports Authority of India.

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A screening and information booth set up at a public transport terminus

Pink Clinic @ Bus Terminus

Screening and information at bus terminus clinics.

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Women registering at a rural awareness camp registration table

Community screening camps

Mobile and community screening across rural and urban districts.

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Students and volunteers holding pink balloons at a campus awareness event

College / School / University Turns Pink

Student-led awareness and age-appropriate health education across campuses.

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A workplace awareness session held for staff at a corporate office

Corporate Turns Pink

Awareness sessions inside workplaces and corporate campuses.

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Riders assembled with pink flags for an awareness bike rally

Your City / Constituency / Parliament / Park Turns Pink

Awareness taken into cities, constituencies, parliament and public parks.

Read more on the India Turns Pink hub →

Photographs: India Turns Pink.

At an event

What happens when you attend or host one.

  • Awareness and education on breast health and early warning signs.
  • Guidance on breast self-awareness and what to notice.
  • Information on when and how to seek medical assessment.
  • Signposting to appropriate screening pathways.

Host or join

Bring the work to your community.

You can host a programme where you are, or fund a screening for someone who needs it.

Dates and locations for upcoming programmes are published here as they are confirmed.