GENERAL11 Sept 2026
India crosses 8 million HPV vaccinations under nationwide campaign
India has crossed 80 lakh human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccinations under a nationwide campaign launched on February 28 to protect 14-year-old girls from cervical cancer. The free single-dose Gardasil-4 shot is given at government health centres. Parents must give consent and can register on the U-WIN platform. If you have a daughter aged 14, ask your local health centre about getting her vaccinated.
Key Statutory Highlights
- India has crossed 8 million HPV vaccinations under the nationwide campaign started on February 28 to vaccinate girls aged 14 years.
- The single-dose Gardasil-4 vaccine is given free of cost at government health facilities, including Ayushman Arogya Mandirs, primary health centres, community health centres and district hospitals.
- Parental consent is mandatory, vaccination is voluntary, and beneficiaries can register on the U-WIN platform.
Actionable Advice for Taxpayers / Founders:If you have a daughter aged 14, check with your nearest government health centre or the U-WIN platform about the free HPV vaccine, and give your consent if she is eligible.
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