New Delhi, Feb 04: In a powerful message to amplify cancer awareness and highlight the critical importance of early detection, timely treatment and united community action, Fortis Shalimar Bagh in partnership with Prasar Bharti organised a symbolic illumination ceremony of Delhi’s Tallest Tower – The iconic TV Tower in Pitampura (approximately 235 metres tall).  The landmark was illuminated in purple, the global colour symbolising cancer awareness.

The event was inaugurated by Mr. Mahipal Singh Bhanot, Business Head & Operations Lead – NCR Projects, Fortis Healthcare Ltd., Mr. Naveen Sharma, Facility Director, Fortis Hospital Shalimar Bagh, senior dignitaries of Delhi Doordarshan and Fortis Shalimar Bagh Oncologists, reaffirming hope, resilience, and collective commitment in the fight against cancer.

Held under the theme #RoshniUmeedKi, the initiative transformed a prominent city landmark into a beacon of awareness and solidarity with cancer patients and survivors, bringing together healthcare leaders and public institutions in a unified stand against cancer. The purple illumination symbolised courage, hope, and survival, serving as a powerful reminder that cancer can be fought through awareness, early diagnosis, and collective support.

Speaking on the occasion, Mr Mahipal Singh Bhanot, Business Head & Operations Lead – NCR Projects, Fortis Healthcare Ltd. said,

“Cancer awareness goes beyond medical treatment -it is about empowering people with the right information at the right time. Through initiatives like these, we are taking the message of early detection and preventive care beyond hospital walls and into the heart of the community. Illuminating an iconic public landmark is a symbolic yet powerful way to remind citizens that cancer can be fought with awareness, timely screenings, and collective support.”

Mr. Naveen Sharma, Facility Director, Fortis Hospital Shalimar Bagh said,

“The illumination ceremony highlighted Fortis Healthcare’s ongoing commitment to community health, preventive care, and public education, while reinforcing the role of collaborative efforts between healthcare providers and national broadcasters in amplifying vital public health messages. With the message “One Tower. One Light. One