Over eight million girls aged fourteen and older have been vaccinated against Human Papillomavirus.
Vaccination helps stop infections that could develop into cervical cancer later in life.
The campaign is a key part of India's strategy to improve preventive health measures.
Health officials expect the effort to lower the number of cancer cases in future generations.
The vaccine prevents infections that can lead to cervical cancer, aiming to reduce future cancer rates among women.
Launched earlier this year, the program targets girls aged fourteen and above and is part of a broader effort to strengthen preventive healthcare in the country.
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