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A special program on "Women Empowerment" is organized at Kalyan Singh Super Specialty Cancer Institute, Lucknow on the occasion of "Seva Pakhwada". The program was held under the chairmanship of the Institute's Director, Prof. M.L.B. Bhatt. The theme "Special Rights of Women in the Workplace" was discussed in detail. The event was graced by Mrs. Aparna Yadav (Vice Chairperson, State Women Commission, U.P) as the Chief Guest, and Mrs. Shalini Mathur (Social Worker) as the Guest of Honour. Mrs. Aparna Yadav emphasized that awareness of women's rights
29 Sep
Special Program on Women Empowerment and Healthy Women–Empowered Family
September 29, 2025 View
As part of the Seva Pakhwada programme: “Call for Cleanliness, Transforming the State’s Environment”, a special cleanliness drive (One Hour – Together for Cleanliness) was organized on 25/09/2025 in every area of the Kalyan Singh Super Specialty Cancer Institute premises. The campaign was inaugurated by Institute Director Prof. M.L.B. Bhatt, Chief Medical Superintendent, Dr. Vijayendra, Medical Superintendent, Dr. Varun Vijay, Dr. Ashim Rashid, Dr. Pramod Gupta, and Dr. Abhinav Tiwari. All doctors, residents, staff members, and paramedical staff aAs part of the Seva Pakhwada programme: “Call for Cleanliness, Transforming the State’s Environment”, a special cleanliness drive (One Hour – Together for Cleanliness) was organized on 25/09/2025 in every area of the Kalyan Singh Super Specialty Cancer Institute premises. The campaign was inaugurated by Institute Director Prof. M.L.B. Bhatt, Chief Medical Superintendent, Dr. Vijayendra, Medical Superintendent, Dr. Varun Vijay, Dr. Ashim Rashid, Dr. Pramod Gupta, and Dr. Abhinav Tiwari. All doctors, residents, staff members, and paramedical staff actively participated in the campaign from 8:00 AM to 9:00 AM within the institute premises.
25 Sep
Special Shramdaan (Voluntary Labour) Campaign under Seva Pakhwada initiative.
September 25, 2025 View
Kalyan Singh Super Specialty Cancer Institute organized a free HPV vaccination and childhood cancer awareness program at the Raj Bhavan on the auspicious occasion of Navratri, during the Nari Shakti Vandan and Poojan of 5100 Girls program organized by Prerna Sanstha. The awareness program was inaugurated by Her Excellency Governor Anandi Ben Patel. During the program, the Institute's Director, Professor MLB Bhatt, provided information about childhood cancer and encouraged children to get vaccinated. Institute Director, Professor MLB Bhatt, informed that the HPV vaccine protects against cervical cancer (known as cervical cancer). This vaccine is produced by the indigenous Serum Institute of India and costs approximately ₹1,200. Previously, this vaccine was imported from abroad and cost between ₹3,000 and ₹8,000. In addition to administering vaccines, the children's weight, height, and health were also assessed during the public awareness program. The Institute's Gynecology Department head, along with the CMS, MS, Finance officer, and faculty members, were present. Through an exhibition and discussion, attendees were provided with information on identifying childhood cancer and its simple symptoms. These symptoms include prolonged fever, enlarged lumps, weight loss, the need for frequent blood transfusions, vomiting, headaches, starlight, and a lump in the abdomen or bone. With early detection and the modern medical technology available at the Institute, the successful treatment rate for childhood cancer has increased significantly. The success rate for childhood cancer treatment in our country is 30% to 40%. At the Tata Memorial Institute in India, this rate is 70% to 80%. Globally, this rate is 80% to 90%. At the Kalyan Singh Institute, this success rate has been observed to be approximately 70%. Efforts to increase awareness can further increase this rate. Currently, this success rate has reached approximately 70 to 80%, increasing the child's chances of leading a normal life. In addition to successful cancer treatment, the Institute also aims to disseminate information about cancer prevention, protection, and early detection. This will enable early diagnosis and treatment of the disease. The Director expressed his gratitude to Her Excellency the Governor and the Prerna Institute for the successful conduct of this program.
25 Sep
Kalyan Singh Super Specialty Cancer Institute Conducts Free HPV Vaccination and Childhood Cancer Awareness Program at Raj Bhavan
September 25, 2025 View
In a landmark step towards advancing cancer care and research in India, Kalyan Singh Super Speciality Cancer Institute, Lucknow and Dr. RMLIMS, Lucknow (Dr. RMLIMS, Director Prof. C.M. Singh and KSSSCI, Director, Madan Lal Brahma Bhatt) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) today on 24 September 2025 to expand oncological services, foster innovation in cancer prevention, diagnostics, treatment and joint community program including vaccine trials on cancer patients. The MoU marks the beginning of a strategic collaboration between one of the country’s leading cancer research Institute and one of the premier super speciality medical Institute at Lucknow in the field of teaching, training and research. The partnership is aimed at enhancing clinical, technological and community based capabilities in the field of oncology and its allied health sciences through the exchange of faculties, scientists, research students for collaborative research, and development of novel interventions. Objectives of the MoU: Joint research initiatives focusing on cutting-edge oncological solutions and community based activities Development and deployment of new technologies for early cancer detection and treatment Exchange of scientific expertise and faculties for collaborative learning and innovation Speaking on the occasion, senior officials from both institutions emphasized the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration in addressing the complex challenges of cancer care. This partnership is expected to bring transformative advancements in patient-centric cancer solutions, integrating medical science with technological innovation and community based programs. This collaboration underlines a shared commitment to improving cancer outcomes and represents a significant step forward in India’s fight against cancer. In this occasion, the Dean, Prof. Sabuhi Qureshi, Executive Registrar, Dr. Ayush Lohiya and Medical Superintendent, Dr. Varun Vijay from KSSSCI and Dr. Vikarm Singh, Dr. Arvind Kumar Singh from Dr. RMLIMS, Lucknow attended the MoU ceremony at Dr. RMLIMS, Lucknow.
24 Sep
Kalyan Singh Cancer Institute and Dr. RMLIMS, Lucknow MOU Strategic Collaboration to Advance Cancer Care and Research
September 24, 2025 View
Kalyan Singh Super Specialty Cancer Institute, Lucknow celebrated Child Cancer Awareness Month on 24th September with the theme of “Gold September” as part of Swasthaya Pakhawada. The aim is to raise awareness about pediatric cancer among the society and health workers. On the occasion, Prof. M.L.B. Bhatt, Director, KSSSCI highlighted the need for awareness about paediatric cancer. He informed that more than 50,000 cases of pediatric cancer are treated in India every year, of which Uttar Pradesh contributes about 20% and less than half are treated. The major reason for this is the lack of awareness about pediatric cancer in the society. He applauded the Department of Pediatric Oncology and the Department of Public Health for their constant efforts to increase awareness among the people. And he also Spoke about common cancers like lymphoma, blood cancer, tumors of brain, bone and eyes, Liver. Finally, he invited Aman, Abhijeet and Shashank who are pediatric cancer survivors to share their lived experience. The survivors shared their journey in cancer at KSSSCI. Dr. Gitika Pant, Associate Professor and Head of the Department Pediatric Oncology, gave information about common childhood cancers and their patterns. She said that blood cancer (leukemia) is the most common cancer that occurs in childhood and it usually manifests with prolonged unexplained fever, easy bruising, fatigue, and pain. The second most common cancer is brain cancer, which manifests with unexplained vomiting and severe headaches along with vision blurriness and hearing loss. The third common cancer is lymphoma, which present with lymph node swelling, fever and weight loss. She also told that all types of pediatric cancers are being treated in the department of Pediatric Oncology at KSSSCI. Dr. Priyanka Chauhan, Senior hematologist and BMT Specialist, told about utility of bone marrow transplant in resource limited setting. She told that with appropriate BMT treatment even refractory and resistance cancers can be cured.She also told that in Uttar Pradesh itself nearly 14000 cancers are reported annually in Pediatric age group out of which only 30 % are able to reach hospital and only 20% receive complete treatment. Dr. Rakhi Jain, Associate Professor, Paediatric Oncology expressed her views on the effects of cancer on survivors and said that if the diagnosis is made on time, it can be easily dealt with. She also talked about the hormonal problems and their treatment in cancer survivors. A poster competition was also organized with the same theme, in which the first prize was given to Ms. Nandita , Second & third Prize was given to Mrs. Kamini. Dr. Ayush Lohiya, Head of Public Health Department, concluded the program by thanking all stakeholders for their contribution.
24 Sep
Celebration of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month (Gold September) at K.S.S.S.C.I.
September 24, 2025 View
Kalyan Singh Super Specialty Cancer Institute, Lucknow organized “Swachhata Pakhwada” Slogan- Swasth Nari, Sashakt Parivar at Primary School of Ansari Ward, Amethi, Lucknow, with the objective to create awareness about common cancer among females. The programme was graced by Prof. M.L.B. Bhatt, Director, Kalyan Singh Super Specialty Cancer Institute, Lucknow; Dr. Suresh Pandey, Superintendent, CHC Gosainganj, Mrs. Anupama Sonkar, Principal of Primary School of Ansari Ward, Amethi and Dr. Ayush Lohiya from the Department of Public Health, KSSSCI, Lucknow. Prof. M.L.B. Bhatt highlighted the need for awareness among women about breast and cervical cancer, HPV vaccination, tobacco cessation & stressing the importance of screening, timely consultation, and healthy practices. He also emphasized about risk factors of common cancers. Dr. Suresh Pandey told about the importance of health hygiene and healthy practices. Dr. Ayush Lohiya stressed that early diagnosis can help in improving life of cancer patients. He also told the gathering about common symptoms of cancer so that it can be diagnosed at early stage. The event also highlighted the important role of schools and community workers in raising awareness at the grassroots level, with their pledge to support the initiative and promote cancer prevention throughout the community.
23 Sep
KSSSCI Organizes ‘Swachhata Pakhwada’ to Raise Awareness on Women’s Cancer Prevention in Lucknow
September 23, 2025 View
A one-day workshop on Radiofrequency Ablation (RFA) was held by Department of Anaesthesiology at Kalyan Singh Cancer Institute today, September 20, 2025. The objective was to explain the treatment of chronic pain in cancer patients and to train physicians
20 Sep
Radiofrequency Ablation (RFA) Workshop Held at Kalyan Singh Cancer Institute
September 20, 2025 View
As part of "Seva Pakhwada", being observed from the birthday of Hon'ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji to the birth anniversary of the Father of the Nation, Mahatma Gandhi Ji, a tree plantation program was organized on 17th September 2025 at Kalyan Singh Cancer Institute. The program was inaugurated by cancer survivor Shri Satyadev Mishra, Regional, Seema Jagran Manch, U.P., during which 75 saplings of Peepal, Maulshree, Ashoka, Royal Palm, and Terminalia were planted. Alongside this, a blood donation camp was also organized under Seva Pakhwad
17 Sep
Organization of Tree Plantation and Blood Donation Camp under "Seva Pakhwada"
September 17, 2025 View
Tribute Meeting and Tree Planting on Kalyan Singh's Fourth Death Anniversary A tribute meeting was held at Kalyan Singh Cancer Institute, Lucknow today, 21/08/2025, to mark the fourth death anniversary of Late Kalyan Singh, former Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh and Bharat Ratna. On this occasion, the institute family paid tribute to the late Kalyan Singh's contribution by offering floral tributes to his statue and planting Ashoka and Maulshree trees in his memory. Institute Director, Prof. M.L.B. Bhatt, stated that the institute's goal, inspired by the late Kalyan Singh, is to provide modern cancer treatment facilities to the public. The institute is continuously progressing in this direction and is committed to providing world-class medical care to patients. He also assured that the institute will continue to honor the late Kalyan Singh's legacy. A pledge has been made to continue on the path of public service in accordance with Kalyan Singh Ji's ideals and resolutions. "Kalyan Singh Ji's dream was to ensure that the common man receives modern healthcare without discrimination. Today, the Cancer Institute is progressing on that path and in the future, it will become the best center for cancer treatment not only in the state but in the entire country." He informed that to make cancer treatment more effective, several state-of-the-art medical equipment have recently been installed at the Institute. The inauguration of these equipment will enhance both the quality and speed of diagnostic and treatment services at the Institute. At the end of the program, the entire Institute family resolved to move forward on the path of public service to realize Kalyan Singh Ji's ideals and vision and provide the best medical facilities to cancer patients.
21 Aug
The institute of Kalyan Singh's dreams – a center of hope for every cancer patient.
August 21, 2025 View