National Walking Day: Promoting Health Through Daily Activity

Event Orientation

The Together We Heal Club organized National Walking Day on 1 April 2026 at Amara Hospitals, Tirupati. The event was conducted in association with the Department of Pharmacy Practice and IQAC of MBU. The program aimed to promote awareness about the importance of physical activity for preventing lifestyle diseases. Students and healthcare professionals highlighted the role of walking in maintaining good health and wellbeing.

Awareness Activity

Bandla Aswani, Assistant Professor, Department of Pharmacy Practice, guided the program. A total of 50 participants, including Pharm D and paramedical students, actively joined the awareness activities. Students explained the benefits of regular walking in preventing diabetes and hypertension. Participants were encouraged to walk at least 30 minutes daily to improve their health. A short group walk was conducted within the hospital premises to demonstrate the importance of daily activity.

Takeaways by the Participants

The participants appreciated the awareness session and valued the practical demonstration of walking. They expressed improved understanding of the role of physical activity in preventing lifestyle diseases. Feedback highlighted that the event motivated them to adopt walking as a daily habit. Patients, attendants, and healthcare professionals actively participated and shared positive responses. The supportive environment encouraged reflection on personal health and wellbeing. The organizers expressed gratitude to Amara Hospitals for their collaboration and support. They thanked the students and healthcare professionals for their active involvement in the program. National Walking Day proved impactful in spreading awareness about physical activity and healthy living. The Together We Heal Club concluded the event with appreciation for the enthusiastic participation of all.