Balakrishna & His Daughter Brahmani attend ISDE India Edition 2026 Inauguration Ceremony

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00:00Astro-Industry Oncology, may I now request Dr. T.S. Rao, Dr. Lorenzo Ferry and Dr. Pramesh,

00:09including Dr. Rajapad, to please Felicitam Gharu for his encouraging and inspiring presence here.

00:30Can we have a louder round of applause?

02:35Thanks.

06:49And I am truly privileged to be part of this event.

06:55Dr. Sveep prank is a god.

07:08Dr. Sveep tease pic is a conscious doctor.

07:10And a group of doctors and medical doctors, the doctorate doctor was a great a good night

07:18Cancer Hospital and Research Institute. Dr. Senthil Rajapha, Head of Medical Oncology,

07:26Baswar Dhargum, Indo-American Cancer Hospital and Research Institute.

07:30Distinguished delegates, esteemed faculty and dear colleagues, what we have witnessed

07:37today is not merely the inauguration of conference. You are witnessing history. For the very first

07:46time, the International Society of Disease of Esophagus and Susan India has its home.

07:53ISD India Edition 2026 is not just a milestone for all children. It is a landmark moment for

08:03the entire nation of oncology community. This did not happen by chance. India has earned

08:10stage through decades of relentless clinical work, growing rich output and the sheer scale

08:21of outpatient care experience. The Indian oncology has risen to a point where the world's most

08:28respected medical societies now look to us. Not merely as participants in the global conservation,

08:36but as hosts, contributors and leaders. As a treasurer of the transport of Baswar Dhargum,

08:43Indo-American Cancer Hospital and Research Institute, I spent 25 years watching every rupee invested

08:52in this institution transform into something for greater than the infrastructure, into hope,

09:03into healing and into training of hundreds of young doctors who have gone into service, gone

09:11into several patients across the country and be void. That is the return of investment that matters

09:17most to us. That our silver jubilee, 25 years of cancer care, research and academic excellence coincide

09:27with historic first Indian edition of ISDE is not of coincidence. It is a validation. A quarter-century

09:37of staying true to our founding principle. The world-class cancer treatment is not just a privilege of few.

09:45It is right that every patient in this country deserves. Hosting a conference of this global

09:53structure requires more than intent. It requires institutional strength, financial sustainability and years of trust

10:01built with the international medical community. I am proud to say that as a non-profit institution, we have

10:09achieved all this while continuing to make cancer care accessible to patients, regardless of their

10:16economic background. That balance between excellence and equity is what defines the Baswar Dhargum spirit.

10:25This conference, I believe, will be a transformation not just for…

10:30The chief financier gets to give the open thanks. I have a big list of people to thank. So, since

10:39we have to

10:41keep very much within the time, I will quickly run through that. Respected dignitaries on the dais and off the

10:47dais.

10:48Esteemed faculty, all of you who have gathered here, it has been a remarkable day today. I am sure it

10:54will be a super day tomorrow.

10:55So, let me start. I think all people who spoke here today have given this vote of thanks in bits

11:03and pieces.

11:04But let me put all of this together and give you a formal vote of thanks.

11:10Let me start by thanking our beloved chairman, Sri Nandamuri, Balakrishna Garu, Sri Prasad Garu,

11:18and Sri Manti Brahmani Garu, who immediately agreed at the moment. He said you have to come to the inauguration

11:26and came here and it has been

11:28icing on the cake for all of us here today. So, thank you so much for all of us.

11:36Professor Ferry and Professor Kato, thank you so much for bringing this conference to India.

11:43It has been a privilege to host both of you and we have learnt so much from you both the

11:50other day when

11:50Edward and Professor Ferry were there in the hospital with us and from Professor Kato, who is really a big

11:59guy

11:59if you really want to call him that way in the field. It is very humbling to be speaking on

12:05the same podium

12:06as you did. Great. It is a privilege for all of us. Professor Pramesh, thank you so much for getting

12:15ISDE to Hyderabad.

12:18I am sure you are happy with the way things have gone and you will get the bigger ISDE to

12:24India too

12:24with the organizing capabilities of everybody who has been here today. To the faculty, you have been exemplary.

12:32The agenda has been multidisciplinary. Thank you so much. I almost feel so small in front of all the

12:43well accomplished dignitaries and all of them who have felicitated today. But thanks so much for that

12:50really flattering introduction. I think one thing that I am really excited about today is the fact that it is

12:58one of those very few conferences where we are not just doing well on time but we are actually ahead

13:03in time. So I will try and keep the spirit and keep my speech also really short. I am also

13:11really glad

13:12and excited to see how much of a family we are among all of us. It almost feels so warm

13:18though I am a

13:19newcomer to such events. Also, I am so excited to see the diversity in the room. We see majors from

13:27different

13:27countries. We also see a good amount of representation from women, which I am gently not used to seeing.

13:33I have been to many events in this specific room and I must say that this is one of those

13:37very few events

13:38where I see so much like this. So distinguished faculty, esteemed global delegates and our partners

13:47from Tata Memorial Hospital, respected colleagues and dear friends. It is both my honor and my privilege to

13:55welcome all of you to Hyderabad for this prestigious gathering. It is a great forum that represents the

14:03very frontier of knowledge, collaboration and innovation. On behalf of the Board of Maswa Taraka

14:11Middle American Cancer Hospital and Research Institute, I extend our warm greetings to each one of you.

14:21Your presence here is a testament to a shared commitment to push the boundaries of science,

14:28to refine the art of healing and above all, to improve the lives of patients

14:34who really need this and place their trust in us. And I think this is so important, especially in the

14:42geopolitical context of today's world, where we are seeing nothing but lack of trust and polarization and

14:49things such as those. So I am really proud that we are making this happen in our field. Our institution,

14:55Baswa Taraka Middle American Cancer Hospital was founded with a very clear and compassionate vision,

15:01inspired by our founder, my beloved grandfather, to make quality cancer care accessible to all,

15:09irrespective of their background or social status or economic status. Over the years, that vision has

15:17evolved into a living mission and that's what you see 25 years later, to combine clinical experience with

15:25empathy. Research with responsibility and innovation with inclusivity. If there's one great thing that

15:32I've learned post being part of the Board of Trustees of Baswa Taraka, I think empathy is a big one

15:39that I would

15:39choose and our doctors, like many of you out there, are amazing at doing it and giving that kind of

15:46specific

15:47care attention to each and every patient no matter where they come from. As we mark 25 years of our

15:57Hospital and Research Institute, yes, our silver jubilee year, I find myself thinking less about where we are

16:05today and more about what we can be achieving in the next 25 years. Today, we're hosting the world and

16:12I feel

16:13very proud about it. This is the power of a vision that refuses to be small. Hosting the ISD in

16:23Hyderabad is

16:24deeply meaningful to all stakeholders and that's been mentioned earlier already by Dr. Ferry. Cancer presents

16:32unique challenges in India and is a physical cancer in specific, often diagnosed late, influenced by

16:39distinct dietary and environmental factors and intertwined with issues of access and awareness. It is

16:47precisely these complexities that make global collaboration not just valuable but essential. India is at a

16:56defining moment in oncology. We have the clinical volumes and the talent. We have the hunger to learn and the

17:04wisdom

17:04that we have been drawn from several complicated cases and diverse set of patients and populations.

17:11What we sometimes lack in the global platform is to share what we know and learn from the best.

17:19ISDE India Edition 2026 is that particular platform and it begins today. What makes this gathering

17:28truly special is its multidisciplinary spirit? I've noticed that aside from surgeons, oncologists,

17:35gastroenterologists, there are researchers, there are healthcare providers, leaders, etc. Each one of you

17:43brings a vital perspective. Together, we form a continuum of care that transforms outcomes from early

17:52detection to advanced therapies, from survival to quality of life. As Paswatakam, we see the conference as a great

18:03bridge in many aspects. A bridge between global expertise and local sensibilities and realities. A bridge

18:11between cutting-edge research and everyday practical clinical execution, between innovation and accessibility.

18:19We are particularly excited about the opportunities this platform creates for young clinicians to learn

18:28because you are the future of cancer care of India and the world. For institutions to collaborate and

18:34for new ideas to take root. The future of physical cancer care lies not only in breakthrough technologies,

18:43but also in how effectively and how efficiently we can transfer this across diverse healthcare settings.

18:53As we look ahead, let us remember that every discussion we have here, every insight we share,

18:59ultimately converges on one purpose, the care of the patient. Behind every case study is a life,

19:07behind every statistic is a story, and behind every innovation is hope. We are proud to partner in this

19:17journey with ISDE and with all of you, really. I have attended some events as part of our institution, like

19:25I

19:25mentioned earlier, but this one is really special by bringing India to the center. May this conference

19:32inspire meaningful dialogue, foster lasting collaborations and spark innovations that will

19:39shape the future of care. On behalf of our trust, I extend our deepest gratitude to Professor Farid and

19:48all the dignitaries on the dais for your support and many others who have been involved in the process.

19:54I thank our international faculty who have crossed continents to be here. I know it's not been easy

20:02with the war and with geopolitical issues and flights getting postponed canceled. It really means a lot that

20:10you put in the effort to be here for a cause and a purpose. I'd also like to thank our

20:18organizing team,

20:19who have worked tirelessly behind the scenes and every delegate whose presence makes this gathering extra

20:26special and possible. I wish you all a productive and enriching set of interactions and discussion.

20:32Thank you, once again, for making it possible in Hyderabad.

20:48Distinguished guests, esteemed faculty, international delegates and dear colleagues,

20:55this is where we start, learn, unlearn and relearn. Because I've been in the film industry thanks to my dad,

21:10my mom. To the God for being born with them and again remembering all the audience about my dad,

21:24in their hearts, which they have built like a God. And I always say that it was not only a

21:38dad to me,

21:39but also my mentor and my mom, because of whom this hospital has been started, who has died of this

21:51disease.

21:54And it was her wish that the cure for this disease, which was very costly, has to be extended to

22:05the bone at a very low cost and

22:10par with the international standards. So then this hospital was started in the year 1989 by my father,

22:23and it took us 10 long years to come in this hospital because it was a trust and no profit,

22:32no loss hospital and institution.

22:36And in 2000, it was completed and opened by then the Chief Minister of the United States of

22:49Panthamadesh and Telangana and then the Prime Minister of India, Mr. Hattali Bihari Bajibai Garu.

22:55And slowly, slowly before me, many of my producers, like chairmen and board of trustees,

23:08and the doctors who have also, some of them are here, who are there since the inception of this hospital,

23:16so enjoyed every multiple tasks, which I like to enjoy multiple tasks,

23:17which I have been working on and the staff in the hospital, which has been now entered into the 35th

23:19year,

23:20Silver Jewelry. And we are going forward because of their effortless service, which they have exited.

23:31some of them who are here in the audience who are there since inception of the hospital.

23:39So like enjoy every multiple task like which I am satisfied with.

23:49So this is something more than I appreciate our hospital management and the doctors,

23:56the medical, non-medical and the paramedical nursing staff and the social department

24:02because the satisfaction which they get in providing the services to the patients

24:14and which the patients also are all very cooperative.

24:19Like the second step into the hospital, the trauma is the trauma which kills the patient half.

24:28And that trauma is gone.

24:31So half the disease is written off and then the rest is taken care by the…

24:39I don't know how to call them the doctors or the…

24:42This is the Basavdara Indo-American Cancer Hospital and Disease Institute family, the fraternity,

24:48which they extend.

24:49And through that and through them, they have achieved many miracles.

24:56And we are part of being a non-profit organization.

25:04And we have been…

25:07We have a very good scientific board also,

25:09which updates us with all the latest treatments.

25:12And we keep on getting them to the doctor's demands

25:18and the patient's expectations from the hospital.

25:21And so today because of that is where we are standing.

25:30So I thank everyone of my hospital fraternity

25:34and for such conferences which have been conducted.

25:38So it's a profound honor and moment of great pride to welcome each one of you

25:43to the International Society of Diseases Office of Vegas, India edition 2026

25:49here in the city of Berks, Hyderabad.

25:53This is a historic occasion.

25:55For this is the very first Indian edition of the ISDE

26:00and we are deeply humbled to be your hosts on this landmark stage.

26:04What makes this movement even more meaningful is that this year,

26:08like I said, the Basav Dharagam,

26:10Indo-American Cancer Australia Research Institute celebrated

26:12in San Patooli, 25 years of unwavering commitment to cancer care,

26:18research and academic excellence.

26:21Two minds tolls, one powerful convergence.

26:24For a quarter of a century, the institution has stood on a singular belief

26:28that the world class cancer treatment must not be a privilege of the few,

26:35but an accessible right for every Indian.

26:37Our pursuit of research has never been forced or performed in you.

26:42It has been organic, purposeful and deeply undermined without clinical mission.

26:48Because when evidence rises, practice patients receive not just treatment,

26:53they receive the best possible chance at life.

26:57This places us at a unique and extraordinary crossroads,

27:01one of the highest volume oncology centers in the country,

27:04advancing surgical training and innovation,

27:07while continuing to serve as a non-profit contribution committed to giving back to the society.

27:14We do not mainly practice medicine here.

27:16We practice a promise.

27:18A promise to fight disease with rigor,

27:21to restore hope with compassion,

27:23and to stand beside every patient with both science and humanity.

27:28Gatherings such as this one are not incidental.

27:34Gatherings such as this one are not incidental,

27:38they are essential.

27:39Because when great minds converge across borders, disciplines and institutions,

27:46knowledge does not merely accumulate,

27:48it transforms,

27:49it challenges assumptions,

27:51it opens doors that were previously unseen,

27:57and ultimately it reaches a patient on the operating table,

28:03the patient in a ward,

28:05the patient who trusted us with their liking.

28:07This conference will be far more than a series of presentations.

28:12It will be a crucible of ideas,

28:14ideas that challenge the way we think,

28:19innovations that redefine the way we operate,

28:22and collaborations that will carry our field into a future none of us can yet fully imagine.

28:29It is my privilege to introduce the distinguished colleagues who have joined us today,

28:34whose presence honors this occasion.

28:37Shri Jay Sattva Sadhgaru,

28:39trust board member and researcher,

28:41whose steadfast support anchors everything we do.

28:45Shri Jay Sattva Sadhgaru,

28:47trust board member and executive editor of Heritage Foods,

28:49a limited missionary leader,

28:51and an inspiration to all of us.

28:53Professor Lorenzo Ferri,

28:57President of the ISEE,

29:00and editor of the upper GI cancer program at McGill University, Montreal, Canada.

29:06We are truly honored to,

29:08we are truly honored by your presence and leadership.

29:12Dr. C. S. R. Pravesh Garu,

29:16director of data,

29:17memorial hospital mobile institution,

29:20and an individual who needs no introduction,

29:23and whose contributions to Indian oncology are in measurable.

29:30Dr. T. Supervisor Rao Garu,

29:33medical director and chief surgical oncologist of our institute,

29:36the clinical and academic pillar of everything we have been to over these 25 years.

29:41Dr. Sattva Rajapagar,

29:43head of medical oncology at our institute,

29:46whose leadership in medical oncology continues to set benchmarks of excellence.

29:52So we are richer for your presence, each one of you.

30:01To the young surgeons, residents and trainees in this room,

30:04I want to speak to you directly.

30:07You are not here merely as observers.

30:09You are here as the next generation leaders in this field.

30:15Every breakthrough in medicine began not in a laboratory,

30:18but in the mind of someone who dared to ask a better question.

30:22Every expert standing before you today,

30:25were once exactly where you are.

30:28Full of curiosity, full of questions,

30:30and willing to learn.

30:32Hold on to that curiosity.

30:35It is your greatest asset.

30:37India today stands at a defining moment in global oncology.

30:43The depth of our clinical experiences,

30:45the scale of our patient volumes,

30:47the brilliance of our talent,

30:49and the tenacity of our spirit.

30:52These are not just strengths.

30:54They are responsibilities.

30:56We are no longer merely participants in the global medical conversation.

31:01We are shaping it.

31:03And even like this,

31:06the ISDE,

31:07India Foundation,

31:08in 2026,

31:09I have come for exactly that.

31:13Hyderabad,

31:15a city of centuries,

31:16of culture, warmth,

31:18and intellectual heritage,

31:19which welcomes you with open arms,

31:21and an open heart.

31:23I hope,

31:24that when you leave the city,

31:26you carry with you,

31:27not only new knowledge,

31:28and sharper skills,

31:30but also meaningful friendships,

31:31renewed purpose,

31:34and lasting inspiration.

31:35On behalf of the entire organization team,

31:38the faculty,

31:39and the Basav Darukam family,

31:41I extend my deepest gratitude.

31:44The gratitude.

31:46You gave me the waters.

31:47This is my deepest gratitude.

31:51To each one of,

31:53I am an MLA from the park of Ardhamadesh,

31:57where this is needed a lot.

31:59The area is very dry.

32:01There is no water.

32:03But,

32:04thanks to the visionary leadership of our chief minister,

32:08Mr. Chanupab,

32:09the area from where I am elected as an MLA,

32:15the third time.

32:16I am a delegate.

32:17I have been since the last 15 years.

32:19I have completed,

32:20I think now,

32:20another two years.

32:21I have completed my third job.

32:24So, it's all because of what,

32:26their wantings were,

32:27and what I was able to give to them,

32:32which was started,

32:33designed,

32:34was my father's brainchild,

32:36and took shape under the leadership of our dynamic visionary leader,

32:43the chief minister of Andhra Pradesh,

32:45Mr. Chandrapabh Nairagaram.

32:47And,

32:48today,

32:50there is a very,

32:51that is a happy place,

32:53from where I am,

32:54elected as a,

32:55an MLA,

32:57member of the legislature,

32:58HMN assembly.

33:03So,

33:07on behalf of the entire London and chief of the faculty,

33:09and other external medical faculty,

33:11and others,

33:11to each one of you,

33:12for being part of this journey,

33:14for choosing to be here,

33:15for contributing your expertise,

33:17and for sharing our commitment,

33:19to better care circuit.

33:21Let this conference ignite ideas,

33:23deepen resolve,

33:25and ultimately,

33:26profoundly,

33:27and measurably,

33:28improve the lives of the patients,

33:29we are privileged to serve.

33:32So,

33:33I also thank,

33:35on this occasion,

33:37to both the governments of Andhra Pradesh,

33:39and Tenagana,

33:40and also to the,

33:42public and private,

33:43private sector,

33:45industrialists,

33:46and,

33:46to all the donors,

33:49who have been,

33:51the,

33:52people behind us,

33:55in extending our,

33:57services to the patients,

33:59and,

34:02with them I thank you,

34:03and once again,

34:04a very warm,

34:06a very warm,

34:08heartful welcome,

34:09to ISEA India Edition 2026.

34:13Thank you very much.

34:15Thank you very much.

34:25.

34:26Distinguish your guests,

34:29esteemed faculty,

34:30international delegates,

34:31and dear colleagues,

34:34so this is where we start,

34:35learn,

34:37unlearn,

34:37and,

34:39relearn.

34:42Because,

34:44I've been in the film industry,

34:46thanks to my dad,

34:48my mom,

34:51to the God,

34:54for being born with them,

34:56and,

34:57again,

34:58remembering all the audience,

35:01about my dad,

35:03in their hearts,

35:04which they have built,

35:07like a God,

35:10and,

35:12I always say,

35:14that,

35:15it was not only a,

35:17dad to me,

35:17but,

35:18also my mentor,

35:19and,

35:20my mom,

35:22because of whom,

35:23this hospital has been,

35:25started,

35:26who has,

35:28tried off this,

35:30disease,

35:32and,

35:33it was her ambition,

35:35that this,

35:38the cure for this disease,

35:40which was very costly,

35:41has to be,

35:42extended to the bone,

35:44at a very low cost,

35:46and,

35:46uh,

35:49part with the international standards.

35:51Yes.

35:51So then,

35:52this hospital was started,

35:54in the year 1989,

35:56by my father,

35:58the Rint,

35:58Shri,

35:59Nandamurita,

36:00Rama,

36:00Rau,

36:01and it took us,

36:0310 long years,

36:04to come in this hospital,

36:05because,

36:06it was a,

36:06trust,

36:08and,

36:08uh,

36:08no,

36:09uh, profit,

36:10no loss,

36:11hospital,

36:12and institution,

36:13and,

36:15uh,

36:182000,

36:19it was completed,

36:20and then,

36:21opened by,

36:21uh,

36:22opened by then,

36:24the,

36:24uh,

36:25chief minister of the United,

36:26uh,

36:27states of,

36:28and then,

36:29the,

36:30uh,

36:30prime minister of India,

36:31Mr.

36:32Atalikari,

36:32Vajpaygaru,

36:34and,

36:34uh,

36:35slowly,

36:36before,

36:36uh,

36:36me,

36:37uh,

36:38many,

36:38uh,

36:40of my,

36:41uh,

36:42like,

36:42chairmen,

36:43and,

36:43uh,

36:45board of trustees,

36:46because,

36:47and the doctors,

36:48who have also,

36:49uh,

36:50some of them are here,

36:51uh,

36:51who are there since the inception of this hospital,

36:54which has been,

36:55now,

36:57entered into the 35th year,

36:58silver jewelry,

36:59and we are,

36:59uh,

37:01uh,

37:01going forward,

37:02uh,

37:02because of their,

37:03effortless,

37:04um,

37:05and,

37:06uh,

37:07service,

37:07which they have extended,

37:09uh,

37:10some of them,

37:11who are here,

37:12in the audience,

37:13who are,

37:13there since the inception of the hospital.

37:17So,

37:20like,

37:20enjoy every,

37:21uh,

37:21multiple task,

37:23uh,

37:23like,

37:23which I am,

37:24uh,

37:25uh,

37:26satisfied with.

37:27So,

37:28this is something,

37:29more than,

37:30I,

37:30uh,

37:31appreciate our,

37:31uh,

37:32hospital management,

37:33and,

37:34uh,

37:34the doctors,

37:35the medical,

37:36non-medical,

37:37and the paramedical,

37:38uh,

37:38nursing staff,

37:39and the social department,

37:40because,

37:41uh,

37:42the satisfaction,

37:43which,

37:44they get,

37:45in providing,

37:47uh,

37:49the services to the,

37:51patients,

37:52and which,

37:53the patients also,

37:55uh,

37:55are,

37:57all very cooperative,

37:58like,

37:59uh,

38:00second,

38:01they step into the hospital,

38:02the,

38:02the trauma,

38:03it's the trauma which kills the patient,

38:05half.

38:06And,

38:07that trauma is gone,

38:09the,

38:09so,

38:09the,

38:09half the disease is,

38:11uh,

38:12yeah,

38:14written off,

38:14and then,

38:15the rest,

38:16is taken care by the,

38:18I don't know,

38:18call them,

38:19the doctors,

38:20or the,

38:20is this,

38:21the Vasodhark and Dominican Cancer Hospital,

38:23and this is institute,

38:24family,

38:25the fraternity,

38:26which they extend,

38:27and,

38:27uh,

38:28through this,

38:29through,

38:30that,

38:31and through them,

38:32they have,

38:33achieved many miracles,

38:35and,

38:36uh,

38:37we are part,

38:38being a,

38:39non-profit organization,

38:42uh,

38:43uh,

38:44we have been,

38:45we have a very good,

38:46scientific board also,

38:48which updates us,

38:49with all the latest,

38:51and,

38:51uh,

38:52we keep on,

38:52uh,

38:53getting them,

38:54uh,

38:55to the doctor's demands,

38:56and the patient's expectations,

38:59from the hospital,

39:00and,

39:01uh,

39:02so,

39:02today,

39:03because of that,

39:04uh,

39:05is where we are,

39:06uh,

39:07standing.

39:08So,

39:08I thank,

39:09uh,

39:10everyone,

39:10uh,

39:11of my hospital fraternity,

39:13and,

39:13uh,

39:13for such conferences,

39:15which have been conducted.

39:16So,

39:17uh,

39:18it's a profound honor,

39:19and a moment of great pride,

39:20to welcome each one of you,

39:21to the International Society of Diseases,

39:23of Eesophagus,

39:24India,

39:25uh,

39:26edition 2026,

39:27here,

39:28in the city of,

39:29Burks,

39:29Hyderabad.

39:31This is a historic occasion,

39:33for this is the very first,

39:35Indian edition of the,

39:37ISDE,

39:38and we are deeply,

39:39humbled to be your host,

39:41on this landmark stage.

39:43What makes this movement,

39:44even more,

39:45uh,

39:45is,

39:45that this year,

39:47uh,

39:47like I said,

39:5225 years of unwavering commitment,

39:55to the,

39:55to cancer care,

39:57research,

39:57and academic,

39:58uh,

39:58excellence.

39:59Two minds tolls,

40:00one powerful convergence.

40:02For a quarter of a century,

40:04the institution has stood,

40:05on a single,

40:05singular belief,

40:07that the world class,

40:08cancer treatment,

40:09must not be,

40:10a privilege of,

40:12the few,

40:13but an accessible right,

40:14for every Indian.

40:16Our pursuit of research,

40:17has never been forced,

40:19or,

40:19uh,

40:19performative.

40:20It has been organic,

40:22purposeful,

40:23and deeply,

40:24undermined,

40:24without clinical mission.

40:26Because,

40:28when evidence rise,

40:29practice,

40:29patients receive,

40:30not just treatment,

40:31they receive,

40:32the best possible,

40:32chance,

40:34at life.

40:35This,

40:36places us,

40:37at a unique,

40:38and extraordinary,

40:38crossroads,

40:39one of the highest,

40:40volume,

40:41oncology centers,

40:42in the country,

40:42advancing,

40:43surgical training,

40:44and innovation,

40:46while continuing,

40:47to serve,

40:48as a non-profit,

40:49contribution,

40:49committed,

40:49to giving back,

40:50to the society.

40:52We do not,

40:53mainly practice,

40:54medicine here.

40:54We practice,

40:55a promise.

40:57A promise,

40:57to fight disease,

40:58with rigor,

40:59to restore hope,

41:00with compassion,

41:02and to stand beside,

41:03every patient,

41:03with both science,

41:04and humanity.

41:06Gatherings,

41:07such as this one,

41:08are not,

41:08uh,

41:09incidental.

41:11Uh,

41:12gathering such,

41:13as this,

41:14one are not,

41:15uh,

41:15incidental,

41:16they are essential.

41:18Because,

41:19when great minds,

41:20converged,

41:21across borders,

41:22disciplines,

41:23and institutions,

41:24knowledge does not,

41:25merely accumulate,

41:26it transforms.

41:27It,

41:27challenges assumptions.

41:29It,

41:30opens doors,

41:31that were previously unseen,

41:35and,

41:36ultimately,

41:37it reaches a patient,

41:38on the operation table,

41:40operating table,

41:41the patient in a quad,

41:43the patient,

41:44who tested us,

41:44with their liking.

41:46This conference,

41:47will be far more,

41:47than a series,

41:48of presentations.

41:49It,

41:50will be a,

41:51crucible of ideas.

41:53Ideas,

41:54that,

41:54challenge,

41:55the way we think.

41:57Innovations,

41:57that,

41:58redefine,

41:59the way we operate.

42:01And,

42:01collaborations,

42:01that will carry,

42:02our field,

42:03into a future,

42:04none,

42:05of us,

42:05can yet,

42:06fully imagine.

42:08It,

42:08it is my privilege,

42:09to introduce,

42:09the distinguished,

42:10colleagues,

42:11who have joined us,

42:12today,

42:12whose presence,

42:13honors,

42:14this occasion.

42:15Shri Jay Sarfasadgaru,

42:17trust board member,

42:18and treasurer,

42:19whose steadfast support,

42:21anchors,

42:21everything we do.

42:23Shri Jay Sarfasadgaru,

42:25trust board member,

42:26and executive director of heritage,

42:27for the limited,

42:28a visionary leader,

42:29and an inspiration,

42:31to all of us.

42:31Professor,

42:32Professor,

42:33Lorenzo Ferri,

42:35President of,

42:36the ISEE,

42:38and editor of,

42:39the upper GI cancer,

42:40program at,

42:41McGill University,

42:43Montreal,

42:43Canada.

42:44We are truly honored,

42:45to,

42:46we are truly honored,

42:47by your presence,

42:48and,

42:49leaders.

42:50Dr.

42:51C.S.

42:52Pravesh,

42:53director of data,

42:55memorial,

42:56hospital,

42:56mobile,

42:57institution,

42:58and an individual,

42:59who needs no introduction.

43:01And,

43:02whose contributions,

43:04to,

43:04Indian oncology,

43:05are,

43:05in-mathomable.

43:08Dr.

43:09D.

43:09Supervisor,

43:11medical director,

43:12and chief surgical oncologist,

43:13of our institute,

43:14the clinical,

43:15and academic pillar,

43:16of everything,

43:17we have been to,

43:18over,

43:18these 25 years.

43:20Dr.

43:20Satya Rajapagaru,

43:22head of medical oncology,

43:23at our institute,

43:24whose,

43:26in medical oncology,

43:26continues,

43:28to set benchmarks,

43:29of excellence.

43:30So,

43:31we are,

43:31richer,

43:33for your presence,

43:34each one of you.

43:39To the young surgeons,

43:40residents,

43:41and trainees,

43:42in this room,

43:42I want to speak,

43:43to you,

43:44directly.

43:45You are not here,

43:46merely as observers.

43:48You are here,

43:49as an extermination leaders,

43:51in this field.

43:53Every breakthrough,

43:54in medicine,

43:54began,

43:55not in a laboratory,

43:56but in the mind,

43:57of someone,

43:58who dared to ask,

43:59a better question.

44:01Every expert,

44:02standing before you,

44:03today,

44:03where once,

44:04exactly,

44:05where you are.

44:06Full of curiosity,

44:07full of questions,

44:08and willing to learn.

44:10Hold on,

44:11to that curiosity,

44:12it is your greatest asset.

44:15India,

44:16today,

44:16stands at a defining,

44:18India,

44:18today,

44:18stands at a defining moment,

44:19in global oncology.

44:21The depth of our clinical experiences,

44:23the scale of our patient volumes,

44:26the brilliance of our talent,

44:27and the tenacity of our spirit,

44:30these are not just strengths,

44:33they are responsibilities.

44:34We are no longer,

44:35merely participants,

44:36in the global medical conversation.

44:39We are shaping it.

44:41And,

44:42even,

44:43like this,

44:44the ISDE,

44:45India Foundation,

44:462026,

44:47are proof of exactly that.

44:51Hyderabad,

44:53a series of centuries,

44:54of culture,

44:55warmth,

44:56and intellectual heritage,

44:57welcomes you,

44:58with open arms,

45:00and an open heart.

45:01I hope,

45:02that when you,

45:03leave the city,

45:04you carry with you,

45:05not only,

45:06new knowledge,

45:07and sharper skills,

45:08but also,

45:08meaningful friendships,

45:09renewed,

45:11purpose,

45:12and lasting inspiration.

45:14On behalf of the entire organization team,

45:16the faculty,

45:17and the Basavdarakam family,

45:20I extend my deepest,

45:22gratitude.

45:23The gratitude,

45:23you gave me the waters.

45:25That is the greatest,

45:27deepest,

45:28greatest gratitude.

45:30To each one of,

45:31I am an MLA from the,

45:34the part of Adama Desh,

45:35where this is needed a lot.

45:37The area is very dry,

45:39short,

45:39in the low water.

45:40the water.

45:40But,

45:42thanks to the missionary,

45:44leadership of,

45:44our,

45:45Chief Minister,

45:46Mr. Chanupab,

45:48right here.

45:48So,

45:49where now,

45:50the area from where,

45:51I am elected as an MLA,

45:53the third time.

45:54I am a delegate.

45:55I have been since the last 15 years.

45:57I completed,

45:58now,

45:58another two years.

45:59I completed,

46:00my third time.

46:02So,

46:02it is all because of what,

46:03they were wanting,

46:05where,

46:05and what I would,

46:06was able,

46:07to give,

46:09to them.

46:10Which was,

46:11started,

46:11designed,

46:12was,

46:12my father's,

46:14brainchild,

46:15and was,

46:16took shape under the,

46:17leadership of,

46:18our dynamic,

46:20visionary leader,

46:20chief minister of,

46:22Bandha Pradesh,

46:23Mr. Chanupab,

46:24Naidigaram.

46:26today,

46:28there is a,

46:29very,

46:29that is a,

46:30happy place,

46:31from where,

46:32I am,

46:32elected as a,

46:34an MLA,

46:35member of legislature,

46:36HM,

46:36assembly.

46:38So,

46:39on behalf of the,

46:40so,

46:45on behalf of the,

46:46on behalf of the,

46:47on behalf of the,

46:47the,

46:49to each one of you,

46:50for being part of this journey,

46:52for choosing to be here,

46:53for contributing your expertise,

46:55and for sharing our,

46:57commitment to better care,

46:59Let this conference ignite ideas,

47:01deep and resolve,

47:02and,

47:03ultimately,

47:04profoundly,

47:05and,

47:05matureably,

47:06improve the lives of the patients,

47:07we are privileged to serve.

47:09So,

47:11uh,

47:11I also,

47:13thank,

47:13on the,

47:14on this occasion,

47:16uh,

47:16to the both the governments of,

47:17and also to the,

47:20uh,

47:21public and private,

47:22uh,

47:22private sector,

47:23uh,

47:23industrialists,

47:24and,

47:25uh,

47:25to all the donors,

47:26uh,

47:29the,

47:30people behind,

47:31uh,

47:33in extending our,

47:35uh,

47:35services to the,

47:36uh,

47:37patients,

47:38and,

47:38uh,

47:39uh,

47:40with them and I,

47:41you,

47:42and once again,

47:42a very warm,

47:44um,

47:45a very warm,

47:46heartful welcome to,

47:47ISA India edition 2026.

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