India Crosses 80 Lakh HPV Vaccinations in Nationwide Cervical Cancer Prevention Drive
The campaign uses a single-dose Gardasil 4 vaccine to protect adolescent girls against HPV infection and cervical cancer, officials said.
- On Friday, The Ministry said that India has surpassed 80 lakh HPV vaccinations, marking a significant milestone in strengthening preventive healthcare and advancing protection against HPV-associated cancers.
- Modi launched the nationwide HPV vaccination campaign on Feb 28 to vaccinate 14-year girls, with the single-dose Gardasil-4 vaccine provided free of cost at government health facilities.
- This quadrivalent vaccine provides protection against HPV types 16 and 18, plus types 6 and 11, while vaccinations are administered by medical officers at sites linked to AEFI management centers.
- The Supreme Court on Thursday declined to entertain a PIL challenging the campaign, observing the plea lacked bonafide and noting ordinary compensation rules apply if incorrect vaccination occurs.
- Health authorities in several states, including Madhya Pradesh and Tamil Nadu, are coordinating with schools and local bodies to ensure smooth access while Parents are urged to encourage eligible 14-year girls to get vaccinated.
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India Administers 80 Lakh HPV Vaccine Doses, Marking Major Milestone in Cervical Cancer Prevention
Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. India has crossed a significant milestone in its efforts to prevent cervical cancer, with more than 80 lakh (8 million) doses of Human Papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine administered under the National HPV Vaccination Campaign since its launch in February 2026. India News | India Administers 80 Lakh HPV Vaccine Doses, Marking Major Milestone in Cervical Cancer Prevention.
India crosses 80 lakh HPV vaccinations under nationwide campaign: Health Ministry
India has crossed 80 lakh HPV vaccinations under its nationwide campaign for 14-year-old girls. The milestone highlights efforts to strengthen preventive healthcare and protection against cervical cancer.
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Times of IndiaIndia crosses 80 lakh HPV vaccinations in nationwide cervical cancer prevention drive
India has now administered over 80 lakh HPV vaccinations to girls. This significant milestone strengthens preventive healthcare and protection against HPV infection. The nationwide campaign, launched in February, targets fourteen-year-old girls for free vaccination. The Gardasil-4 vaccine is available at government health facilities across the country. Parental consent is mandatory for this voluntary immunization program.
India crosses 80 lakh HPV vaccinations, marking major milestone in preventive healthcare drive
With every vaccination, India takes another step towards a healthier, cancer-free future for its daughters. This achievement is an important step towards cancer prevention and control in India
India Administers Over 80 Lakh HPV Vaccine Doses Under National Campaign Since February
New Delhi, September 11, 2026 (Yes Punjab News) India has administered more than 80 lakh doses of the Human Papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine since the launch of its National HPV Vaccination Campaign in February 2026, marking a significant step towards preventing cervical cancer, the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare said on Friday. According to the […]
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