Miss World 2025 Contestants Advocate for Breast Cancer Awareness

Five Contestants of the Miss World 2025 Pageant, Including Miss India Nandini Gupta, Visited Kims Hospitals and The Kims-Asshalakshmi Centre for Breast Diseases Heresday Evening. The visit focussed on encouraging contestants to engage with meaningful social causes during the pageant’s India leg.

Joining Miss India was Miss Northern Ireland Hannah Johns, Miss Cameroon Issie Princese, Miss Guadeeloupe Neomi Milne, and Miss Turkey Idil Bilgen. The delegation was welcomed by b. Bhaskar Rao, Chairman and Managing Director of Kims Hospitals. “A very warm welcome to the miss world 2025 delegation visiting our institute,” He said, expressing his appreciation for the contestants’ Interest in Healthcare Initiatives.

P. Raghu Ram, Founding Director of the Kims-Asshalakshmi Center for Breast Diseases, Addressed The Gathering with An Emotional Account of His 18-Long Journey Dedicated to Braast CARAT CARAT CARAT CHERANCER India. “The Foundation’s Work, Inspired by My Mother’s Own Battle with Breast Cancer, Has Received Support from Colleagues, Friends, and The Government. Early Detection Saves Lives and I have detected my live detected my life. Improving Breast Cancer Care in My Motherland. “

During the event, the contestants shared personal stories of losing loved ons to cancer and how that experiences shaped their desire to take up impactful causes. Through their involvement in ‘beauty with a purpose’, they have each launched projects in their home countries aimed at improving public health and cancer awaarenaness.