First phase covers 55 districts in 11 states.
The program is supported by health, youth, and defence ministries.
Team members include young volunteers and National Cadet Corps cadets.
They will explain symptoms, how to prevent, and why finishing treatment matters.
Khushi, an artificial‑intelligence chat program, will answer public queries.
They will travel to villages and towns to teach about tuberculosis, a lung sickness.
Students, volunteers, and local officers will work together to share facts.
They will also use a friendly computer chat helper named Khushi to answer questions.
The goal is to stop the spread of the disease and help people finish their medicine.
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