01/12/2025
*AIDS Day Celebration – Awareness Rally and Speech Lecture Report*
Organized by: first and second year students
Venue - Dr. Deepak Patil Ayurvedic Medical College, Borpadale
Department: Swasthvritta Department and NSS Unit
Date: 1st December2025 (World AIDS Day)
Participants: Students & Teaching Faculty
1. *Introduction*
On the occasion of World AIDS Day, Dr. Deepak Patil Ayurvedic Medical College, Borpadale organized an Awareness Rally and Speech Lecture under the guidance of the Swasthavritta Department. The programme aimed to educate the community about HIV/AIDS, its prevention, and the importance of eliminating stigma. Both students and teachers actively participated to spread the message of health, awareness, and responsibility.
2. Objectives of the Programme
To observe World AIDS Day and spread awareness in the community.
To educate people about HIV transmission, prevention, and available treatment options.
To remove misconceptions and stigma associated with HIV/AIDS.
To encourage youth participation in public health and community outreach.
3. AIDS Awareness Rally
*Details*
Participants: UG Students, Interns, and Teaching Staff
Route: College Campus → Nearby Village/Market → Return to Campus
Materials Used: Posters, banners, placards, red ribbon badges
Slogans Raised
“Know AIDS – No AIDS”
“Stop AIDS, Spread Awareness”
“Your Awareness Can Save Lives”
“End Stigma, End AIDS”
During the rally, students interacted with local people and explained basic facts about HIV prevention, safe practices, and the importance of testing.
4. Speech Lecture Programme
After the rally, a formal lecture session was held in the college hall.
Speakers
Principal / In-Charge: Highlighted the significance of World AIDS Day and community awareness.
Swasthavritta Department Faculty: Delivered a detailed lecture on:
What is HIV and AIDS
Modes of transmission
*Preventive measures*
Importance of ART and early diagnosis
Myths vs. Facts about HIV
Social acceptance and mental support for HIV-positive individuals
*Student Participation*
Students delivered short speeches on AIDS awareness.
Poster presentation and group discussion were conducted.
