Spreading The Message Of Organ Donation At Mumbai's Kala Ghoda Arts Festival

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  • Published On: February 14, 2017
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Art and heart certainly beat together this year at Mumbai's Kala Ghoda festival, the country's largest multi-cultural festival held in February every year. For the Fortis Healthcare organ donation initiative, it was a perfect platform to reach out to different age groups. A multi-pronged strategy was adopted to engage with a number of visitors, encouraging them to support the cause and pledge to donate their organs.

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