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The world renowned Prof. Kelly Hunt - Chair of Division of Breast Surgical Oncology from MD Anderson Cancer Center visited KIMS-USHALAKSHMI Centre for Breast Diseases KIMS Hospitals on 29 July 2025. She delivered the Key Note Address and interacted with Colleagues & Patients. Her insightful Talk “From Houston to Hyderabad: Advancing Surgery through Collaboration and Science” was widely appreciated. A proud moment for the #telugustates and a testament to KIMS-USHALAKSHMI Centre for Breast Diseases @ KIMS Hospitals and Usha Lakshmi Breast Cancer Foundation's impactful body of work, for close to two decades
KEY NOTE ADDRESS BY PROFESSOR KELLY HUNT
First ever Surgeons' Week  (9 -15 June 2025) Dr Raghu Ram, a former President of the Association of Surgeons of India (ASI), which is the world's second largest Surgical organisation participated in the first ever SURGEONS DAY celebrations that were held in Aurangabad on 15 June 2025. The Surgeon's Week (9-15 June) culminating in Surgeons' Day was conceived and organised under the Leadership of Dr Pravin Suryawanshi, President ASI for the year 2025. Several thoughtful, innovative and landmark initiatives were launched by ASI during the Week, which attracted national attention and appreciation.
Dr Raghu Ram's Message - Surgeons' Week 2025
Hon’ble Governor of Telangana inaugurated a Breast Cancer awareness Programme at Brahma Kumaris Headquarters in Hyderabad Rich tributes paid by Hon’ble Governor to Dr Raghu Ram for his innovative initiatives over past 18 years to create the much needed awareness about importance of Early Detection of Breast Cancer Kuldeep Didi, In charge for Brahma Kumaris Hyderabad region & Breast Cancer ‘Conqueror” narrates her experience in the fight against breast cancer Shri Jishnu Dev Varma, Hon’ble Governor of Telangana inaugurated a large scale Breast Cancer awareness Programme titled “ABCs of Breast Cancer – What every woman must know” at Shanti Sarovar – Brahma Kumaris Headquarters in Hyderabad. Addressing close to 1000 people who attended this Programme, the Hon’ble Governor said “I am very happy to note that three months ago, Dr Raghu Ram has secured two Guinness world records (onsite and online) for conducting the “Largest Breast Cancer Awareness lesson” at Brahma Kumaris World Headquarters in Mount Abu in March 2025. And today, he has replicated this awareness Lesson at Shanti Sarovar in Hyderabad. I appreciate Dr Raghu Ram, who has been illuminating the Telangana Raj Bhavan in Pink during the International Breast Cancer awareness month (October) since 5 years in an earnest endevour to empower people about the importance of early detection, and equally, give confidence to those fighting the disease. To do this even during the peak of COVID pandemic speaks volumes about his passion, determination and commitment to breast cancer advocacy. I commend him for his pioneering work of spearheading several landmark initiatives over the past 18 years that have transformed breast cancer care in India and wish him continued success in his noble mission, which will go a long way in saving scores of lives through Early Detection”. Dr Raghu Ram demystified some of the common myths associated with breast cancer with evidence based facts and emphasised that there are only two ways to detect breast cancer in early stages. He said “Firstly, women of all ages must be “Breast aware” and report to the Specialist without delay if they notice any new changes in the breasts. Secondly, women over the age of 40 must have an annual screening mammogram. Early detection has a potential to save scores of lives.” Dr Raghu Ram concluded with a powerful message that resonated with the audience. He said “We must not forget that a Woman is the Nerve Centre for the family. If she is well, the family would be well. It is the bounden duty of men to take care of the healthcare needs of your loved ones. Instead of gifting or in addition to gifting a saree during festivals, please do consider gifting an annual screening mammogram to your mother, spouse, grandmother & sister. This mindset would undoubtedly translate to saving many lives through Early Detection”. Sharing her own journey of fighting breast cancer, BK, Kuldeep didi, In Charge for Brahma Kumaris Centre for Hyderabad & Breast Cancer “Conqueror” said “ It has been my greatest fortune to be treated by Dr Raghu Ram. In my own tryst with breast cancer, I managed to emerge strong and successful because of the extraordinary quality of treatment, empathetic care and counselling provided by him throughout the period of my treatment. emerged a ‘conqueror’. It is immensely satisfying that in my journey, Dr Raghu Ram inspired me to stay positive and remain undeterred whilst dealing with this unwelcome visitor. I appreciate Dr Raghu Ram for staying focused in spreading the message of hope and creating the much-needed awareness about early detection for a decade and beyond.” Later, pictures were taken with the Hon’ble Governor proudly showcasing the two Guinness World Records that were achieved by Ushalakshmi Breast Cancer Foundation, KIMS-USHALAKSHMI Centre for Breast Diseases and Brahma Kumaris for conducting the “Largest Breast Cancer awareness Lesson” in March 2025 at Brahma Kuma Kumaris World Headquarters in Mount Abu.
Breast Cancer awareness Programme - Address by Hon'ble Governor of Telangana - Part 2
Hon’ble Governor of Telangana inaugurated a Breast Cancer awareness Programme at Brahma Kumaris Headquarters in Hyderabad   Rich tributes paid by Hon’ble Governor to Dr Raghu Ram for his innovative initiatives over past 18 years to create the much needed awareness about importance of Early Detection of Breast Cancer   Kuldeep Didi, In charge for Brahma Kumaris Hyderabad region & Breast Cancer ‘Conqueror” narrates her experience in the fight against breast cancer   Shri Jishnu Dev Varma, Hon’ble Governor of Telangana inaugurated a large scale Breast Cancer awareness Programme titled “ABCs of Breast Cancer – What every woman must know” at Shanti Sarovar – Brahma Kumaris Headquarters in Hyderabad. Addressing close to 1000 people who attended this Programme, the Hon’ble Governor said “I am very happy to note that three months ago, Dr Raghu Ram has secured two Guinness world records (onsite and online) for conducting the “Largest Breast Cancer Awareness lesson” at Brahma Kumaris World Headquarters in Mount Abu in March 2025. And today, he has replicated this awareness Lesson at Shanti Sarovar in Hyderabad. I appreciate Dr Raghu Ram, who has been illuminating the Telangana Raj Bhavan in Pink during the International Breast Cancer awareness month (October) since 5 years in an earnest endevour to empower people about the importance of early detection, and equally, give confidence to those fighting the disease. To do this even during the peak of COVID pandemic speaks volumes about his passion, determination and commitment to breast cancer advocacy. I commend him for his pioneering work of spearheading several landmark initiatives over the past 18 years that have transformed breast cancer care in India and wish him continued success in his noble mission, which will go a long way in saving scores of lives through Early Detection”.   Dr Raghu Ram demystified some of the common myths associated with breast cancer with evidence based facts and emphasised that there are only two ways to detect breast cancer in early stages. He said “Firstly, women of all ages must be “Breast aware” and report to the Specialist without delay if they notice any new changes in the breasts. Secondly, women over the age of 40 must have an annual screening mammogram. Early detection has a potential to save scores of lives.”   Dr Raghu Ram concluded with a powerful message that resonated with the audience. He said “We must not forget that a Woman is the Nerve Centre for the family. If she is well, the family would be well. It is the bounden duty of men to take care of the healthcare needs of your loved ones. Instead of gifting or in addition to gifting a saree during festivals, please do consider gifting an annual screening mammogram to your mother, spouse, grandmother & sister. This mindset would undoubtedly translate to saving many lives through Early Detection”.   Sharing her own journey of fighting breast cancer, BK, Kuldeep didi, In Charge for Brahma Kumaris Centre for Hyderabad & Breast Cancer “Conqueror” said “ It has been my greatest fortune to be treated by Dr Raghu Ram. In my own tryst with breast cancer, I managed to emerge strong and successful because of the extraordinary quality of treatment, empathetic care and counselling provided by him throughout the period of my treatment. emerged a ‘conqueror’. It is immensely satisfying that in my journey, Dr Raghu Ram inspired me to stay positive and remain undeterred whilst dealing with this unwelcome visitor. I appreciate Dr Raghu Ram for staying focused in spreading the message of hope and creating the much-needed awareness about early detection for a decade and beyond.”   Later, pictures were taken with the Hon’ble Governor proudly showcasing the two Guinness World Records that were achieved by Ushalakshmi Breast Cancer Foundation, KIMS-USHALAKSHMI Centre for Breast Diseases and Brahma Kumaris for conducting the “Largest Breast Cancer awareness Lesson” in March 2025 at Brahma Kuma Kumaris World Headquarters in Mount Abu.
Breast cancer awareness programme - Address by Hon'ble Governor of Telangana - Part 1
A Prime Time Programme on ETV that focusses on various aspects of life. This Programme brings to sharp focus the various aspects relating to Cancer awareness
ETV Pratidhwani - 18 July 2025
First time ever - To commemorate Surgeon's Week #instagramlivestream #breastcancerawareness session with Shriya Saran ( a well known actor) - an innovative initiative of Association of Surgeons of India (9 - 15 June 2025). One of the aims of this Week is to undertake #publicawarenesscampaigns across Bharat🇮🇳 Over 400, 000 people were empowered about various aspects of Breast Cancer over the past 5 days making this landmark initiative the largest public awareness campaign in Association of Surgeons of India 's 87 years history #empoweringpeople #impactinglives #earlydetectionsaveslives
Surgeon's Week 2025 - Breast Cancer awareness with Shriya Saran
Dr Raghu Ram achieved the rare distinction to become the First ever recipient of “Distinguished Alumnus Award” in the 70 years history of KMC, Mangalore Dr.P. Raghu Ram, Founding Director of KIMS-USHALAKSHMI Centre for Breast Diseases in Hyderabad achieved the rare distinction to become the First alumnus to be conferred of the “Distinguished Alumnus Award” in the 70 years history of Kasturba Medical College, Mangalore. The singlular recognition was bestowed upon Dr Raghu Ram on 6 June 2025 by Prof. H.S. Ballal, Pro Chancellor of Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE) during the Platinum Jubilee College Day celebrations held at TMA Pai International Convention Centre in Mangalore, where Dr Raghu Ram was also invited as the Chief Guest. Paying glorious tributes, Prof. H.S. Ballal, Pro Chancellor, MAHE said “ Dr Raghu Ram is a very accomplished & highly valued alumnus of KMC Mangalore and we at MAHE are very proud of his outstanding contribution to Breast Cancer Care in India and life transforming philanthropy in his adopted village, which has resulted in him being conferred with the Padma Award, Dr B.C. Roy National award & Officer of the Most Excellent Order of British Empire (OBE) at a very young age. It is in recognition of these exceptional achievements by our Alumnus that KMC Mangalore has felicitated him for the very first time in its history with the Distinguished Alumnus Award. I wish him continued success and much more service to mankind”. Delivering his Chief Guest’s address, Dr Raghu Ram said “ It is well and truly a humbling experience to become the first ever recipient the Distinguished Alumnus Award and for it to be bestowed upon me during the Platinum Jubilee Celebrations of my Alma Mater. It is also a pleasant coincidence that precisely 30 years ago, in June 1995, I had obtained First Place in MS University Examinations from KMC Mangalore. This was my First turning point in Life, and there was no looking back thereafter. My heartfelt gratitude to my teachers. I shall treasure this recognition and dedicate this Award to both my parents, who recently left this world. Without them, I’m a nobody” Dr Raghu Ram shared his 9 Life transforming Messages in the form of “Sutras” - personal guidelines and principles that stood by him in his Life’s journey. He empahsised the importance of valuing and safeguarding the Trust that patients place in Doctors and underscored the importance of being ethical not just in practicing the art and science of Medicine, but also in all aspects of life. He alluded to the importance of being a good human first, which is of more value than any measure of success that one can attain. He cautioned the younger generation to not get sucked into the never ending “Rat Race” of private practice, which results in enormous stress and burn out at a young age with detrimental effect on the well-being of the individual and family. In his closing remarks, he outlined his fulfilling experience of having adopted a remote village in Telangana and made an inspiring appeal to the younger generation to also adopt a village in addition of contributing towards improving Medical care in our motherland. He said that there are 6 lakh villages in the Country. If 6 lakh citizenry adopt one village each and spend part of their time, energy and resources in this endeavor, then the upcoming 25 years of #Amritkaal would go a long way in fulfilling the dreams, goals and aspirations of countless lives in rural India where more than 70% of India’s population reside. Dr Raghu Ram presented the Certificate of appreciation and Gold medals to the various Award Recipients, which included Undergraduate and Postgraduate students and faculty at KMC Mangalore for the year 2024. The highlight of the Award ceremony included presentation of TMA Pai Gold Medal to Dr Janet Joy, the Best outgoing MBBS student of KMC Mangalore for the year 2024.
CHIEF GUEST @KMC MANGALORE PLATINUM JUBILEE COLLEGE DAY CELEBRATIONS
Dr Raghu Ram achieved the rare distinction to become the First ever recipient of “Distinguished Alumnus Award” in the 70 years history of KMC, Mangalore Dr.P. Raghu Ram, Founding Director of KIMS-USHALAKSHMI Centre for Breast Diseases in Hyderabad achieved the rare distinction to become the First alumnus to be conferred of the “Distinguished Alumnus Award” in the 70 years history of Kasturba Medical College, Mangalore. The singlular recognition was bestowed upon Dr Raghu Ram on 6 June 2025 by Prof. H.S. Ballal, Pro Chancellor of Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE) during the Platinum Jubilee College Day celebrations held at TMA Pai International Convention Centre in Mangalore, where Dr Raghu Ram was also invited as the Chief Guest. Paying glorious tributes, Prof. H.S. Ballal, Pro Chancellor, MAHE said “ Dr Raghu Ram is a very accomplished & highly valued alumnus of KMC Mangalore and we at MAHE are very proud of his outstanding contribution to Breast Cancer Care in India and life transforming philanthropy in his adopted village, which has resulted in him being conferred with the Padma Award, Dr B.C. Roy National award & Officer of the Most Excellent Order of British Empire (OBE) at a very young age. It is in recognition of these exceptional achievements by our Alumnus that KMC Mangalore has felicitated him for the very first time in its history with the Distinguished Alumnus Award. I wish him continued success and much more service to mankind”. Delivering his Chief Guest’s address, Dr Raghu Ram said “ It is well and truly a humbling experience to become the first ever recipient the Distinguished Alumnus Award and for it to be bestowed upon me during the Platinum Jubilee Celebrations of my Alma Mater. It is also a pleasant coincidence that precisely 30 years ago, in June 1995, I had obtained First Place in MS University Examinations from KMC Mangalore. This was my First turning point in Life, and there was no looking back thereafter. My heartfelt gratitude to my teachers. I shall treasure this recognition and dedicate this Award to both my parents, who recently left this world. Without them, I’m a nobody” Dr Raghu Ram shared his 9 Life transforming Messages in the form of “Sutras” - personal guidelines and principles that stood by him in his Life’s journey. He empahsised the importance of valuing and safeguarding the Trust that patients place in Doctors and underscored the importance of being ethical not just in practicing the art and science of Medicine, but also in all aspects of life. He alluded to the importance of being a good human first, which is of more value than any measure of success that one can attain. He cautioned the younger generation to not get sucked into the never ending “Rat Race” of private practice, which results in enormous stress and burn out at a young age with detrimental effect on the well-being of the individual and family. In his closing remarks, he outlined his fulfilling experience of having adopted a remote village in Telangana and made an inspiring appeal to the younger generation to also adopt a village in addition of contributing towards improving Medical care in our motherland. He said that there are 6 lakh villages in the Country. If 6 lakh citizenry adopt one village each and spend part of their time, energy and resources in this endeavor, then the upcoming 25 years of #Amritkaal would go a long way in fulfilling the dreams, goals and aspirations of countless lives in rural India where more than 70% of India’s population reside. Dr Raghu Ram presented the Certificate of appreciation and Gold medals to the various Award Recipients, which included Undergraduate and Postgraduate students and faculty at KMC Mangalore for the year 2024. The highlight of the Award ceremony included presentation of TMA Pai Gold Medal to Dr Janet Joy, the Best outgoing MBBS student of KMC Mangalore for the year 2024.
CHIEF GUEST'S ADDRESS @KMC MANGALORE, SUTRA 9 - NEVER FORGET YOUR MOTHER & MOTHERLAND
Dr Raghu Ram achieved the rare distinction to become the First ever recipient of “Distinguished Alumnus Award” in the 70 years history of KMC, Mangalore Dr.P. Raghu Ram, Founding Director of KIMS-USHALAKSHMI Centre for Breast Diseases in Hyderabad achieved the rare distinction to become the First alumnus to be conferred of the “Distinguished Alumnus Award” in the 70 years history of Kasturba Medical College, Mangalore. The singlular recognition was bestowed upon Dr Raghu Ram on 6 June 2025 by Prof. H.S. Ballal, Pro Chancellor of Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE) during the Platinum Jubilee College Day celebrations held at TMA Pai International Convention Centre in Mangalore, where Dr Raghu Ram was also invited as the Chief Guest. Paying glorious tributes, Prof. H.S. Ballal, Pro Chancellor, MAHE said “ Dr Raghu Ram is a very accomplished & highly valued alumnus of KMC Mangalore and we at MAHE are very proud of his outstanding contribution to Breast Cancer Care in India and life transforming philanthropy in his adopted village, which has resulted in him being conferred with the Padma Award, Dr B.C. Roy National award & Officer of the Most Excellent Order of British Empire (OBE) at a very young age. It is in recognition of these exceptional achievements by our Alumnus that KMC Mangalore has felicitated him for the very first time in its history with the Distinguished Alumnus Award. I wish him continued success and much more service to mankind”. Delivering his Chief Guest’s address, Dr Raghu Ram said “ It is well and truly a humbling experience to become the first ever recipient the Distinguished Alumnus Award and for it to be bestowed upon me during the Platinum Jubilee Celebrations of my Alma Mater. It is also a pleasant coincidence that precisely 30 years ago, in June 1995, I had obtained First Place in MS University Examinations from KMC Mangalore. This was my First turning point in Life, and there was no looking back thereafter. My heartfelt gratitude to my teachers. I shall treasure this recognition and dedicate this Award to both my parents, who recently left this world. Without them, I’m a nobody” Dr Raghu Ram shared his 9 Life transforming Messages in the form of “Sutras” - personal guidelines and principles that stood by him in his Life’s journey. He empahsised the importance of valuing and safeguarding the Trust that patients place in Doctors and underscored the importance of being ethical not just in practicing the art and science of Medicine, but also in all aspects of life. He alluded to the importance of being a good human first, which is of more value than any measure of success that one can attain. He cautioned the younger generation to not get sucked into the never ending “Rat Race” of private practice, which results in enormous stress and burn out at a young age with detrimental effect on the well-being of the individual and family. In his closing remarks, he outlined his fulfilling experience of having adopted a remote village in Telangana and made an inspiring appeal to the younger generation to also adopt a village in addition of contributing towards improving Medical care in our motherland. He said that there are 6 lakh villages in the Country. If 6 lakh citizenry adopt one village each and spend part of their time, energy and resources in this endeavor, then the upcoming 25 years of #Amritkaal would go a long way in fulfilling the dreams, goals and aspirations of countless lives in rural India where more than 70% of India’s population reside. Dr Raghu Ram presented the Certificate of appreciation and Gold medals to the various Award Recipients, which included Undergraduate and Postgraduate students and faculty at KMC Mangalore for the year 2024. The highlight of the Award ceremony included presentation of TMA Pai Gold Medal to Dr Janet Joy, the Best outgoing MBBS student of KMC Mangalore for the year 2024.
CHIEF GUEST'S ADDRES @KMC MANGALORE, SUTRA 8 - LIFE TRANSFORMING PRINCIPLES
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