During a recent event organized by the Cancer Society of India, Vice-President C.P. Radhakrishnan highlighted the importance of mental resilience in the fight against cancer and the need for public awareness campaigns focused on prevention. He noted that tablet-based cancer treatments are becoming a promising alternative to traditional chemotherapy. He also mentioned the Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana, which allows eligible patients to receive free cancer treatment up to ₹5 lakh (approximately $6,000 USD) per year, covering major treatments like surgery and chemotherapy. Radhakrishnan expressed concern over the increasing incidence of cancer and emphasized the importance of clean drinking water. He pointed out that cervical cancer is notably prevalent in India and commended the vaccination initiatives being implemented by both Central and State governments. Rajasthan's proactive approach in combating cancer was also praised, with calls for a dedicated 'Cancer-Free Rajasthan Campaign' to mirror successful health initiatives. The event concluded with the unveiling of a film dedicated to cancer survivors, who were recognized as inspirational figures.