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Leprosy is fully curable today, and the NCPEDP is questioning archaic laws relating to leprosy. India houses 60% of worlds’ new leprosy cases: NCPEDP Mumbai, 13th July 2018: Leprosy is one of the world’s oldest diseases. While recognised as a disability under the PwD Act of 1995 and being completely curable, persons affected by …
60% of new leprosy cases reported every year are from India:Nippon Foundation New Delhi-20th April 2018: 90 pictures of cured leprosy patients are on display at the India International Centre in Delhi, in an exhibition that will last 10 days. Photographer Natsuko Tominaga of The Nippon Foundation, has captured soul-stirring pictures of leprosy cured patients and …
Over 400 people afflicted by leprosy have found shelter, care and job opportunities in the Mahatma Gandhi Kuxtt Ashram at Gandhi Nagar, Bhopal built by Society of Pilar, Bhopal is the shelter for leprosy patients. Patients who have been cured of leprosy live with their families, working in the community in either the Rehabilitative …
2300 estimated cases of Leprosy come up every year in New Delhi & NCR The GoodBye Leprosy Trust (GBLT), an umbrella body of five leprosy control organizations, launches its new logo Mr. Rene’ Staeheli, President of ILEP (International Leprosy Eradication Programme) participates and discusses his vision to eradicate the disease New Delhi, July 17: …
Kolkata, 24th September 2013: Mr. Yohei Sasakawa, WHO Goodwill Ambassador for Elimination of Leprosy & Chairman of The Nippon Foundation, Japan, along with Shri Dinesh Trivedi, MP & former Railways Minister, visited the self settled leprosy colonies in Asansol. The purpose of Mr. Yohei Sasakawa visit to West Bengal to cast light on leprosy …