00:03I will say the microphone is coming up.
00:07I will say the microphone is coming up.
00:10It will be simulated what you have done with him.
00:13No I didn't say three months, we once had MDR...
00:25Then come back, come to the audience.
00:56so
01:09So he has emotionally touched. He is the one who started the organization called the Center for Integrated Learning, where
01:21he does lots of activities, bookaholics, so they need to be more than bookworms.
01:26He has a lot of activities, and he has a lot of activities, and he has a lot of activities.
01:38So he has a lot of activities in Karnataka. He has a lot of activities. So he has a lot
01:50of activities. He has a lot of activities like Karnataka.
02:02gradually.
02:05Also, he emotionally touched the boy with leukemia who got relapsed, and for that one of the
02:13important medicines was Glynatumab and immunotherapy.
02:17That cost a lot.
02:18In India, there was only imported drug production.
02:23And there was no other drugs.
02:25So, the best quality of the drug is that people are able to get the drug.
02:37So, we had to get the drug, the drug, the drug, the drug, the drug, the drug, the drug, the
02:53He was very touched with this.
02:55He was very touched with this.
02:58We don't know.
03:02We don't know.
03:1030,000 km on motorbike at least here.
03:14You can imagine the amount of energy he has and the amount of commitment for this tail root cancer.
03:21That is one of the greatest strengths he has.
03:24We wish all the best and any help from us.
03:29We are always with you.
03:31So, we wish you all the best.
03:38I wish you all the best.
03:40I wish you all the best.
03:43I wish you all the best.
03:45I wish you all the best.
03:47I wish you all the best.
03:49So, we will get a chance.
03:50I'm a professor of Mr. Ngopalav.
03:53I've been here for the day.
03:55I want my phone because of my son's face.
03:59But I know they are waiting and they wait for me.
04:02I have a 2014 degree.
04:02I have a great population.
04:03I'm not convinced that our might have had my age.
04:29In fact it's a noble cause, we are honoured that we are starting with Jamie from TMT.
04:37We request him to end that journey also again, after achieving that 30,000 km, we all will be here
04:45waiting for your arrival, you know, clapping for you, because we feel, you know, Dr. Akshay Prasad has been doing
04:53a noble cause for many years here, we are treating the childhood cancer free whenever it is possible.
05:00But there is lack of awareness, you know, people still in our country feel that the difficulty it's going through
05:10is not because of the disease, it might be because of something else.
05:14There are a lot of blind beliefs in our country, so this type of activity will help the public to
05:20get actual awareness of treatment modalities.
05:23Many people, you know, stop treatment because of the cost, even there is a solution for that tradition.
05:29So we all will be there with you, sir, and all the best job we came to offer is running
05:34out.
05:35In the British Times of India, I started to talk about the journalist tag, and I started to talk about
05:42the fact that I have to talk about the fact that I have to talk about it.
06:03another tray I do yellow barricadella eleventh ado part of the atitude cancer
06:13as patria on do childhood cancer in a pediatric oncology warding on the
06:21Christian Odie money I was overwhelmed and I thought it's not fair so
06:32basically then on like actually an idea is that the school connector which I did 7,000
06:43kilometers in Karnataka last year all 31 districts but our school connector no
06:49continue model larger canvas again spread more already but then my visit to
06:54Mumbai has changed everything my full objective changed and I got childhood
07:02cancer treatment see childhood cancer awareness on to so they're not to do
07:09big but umba sanga some stigma other than what type of it illi tapasya
07:15foundations apita cannot our ticket not fair for them go on the concept
07:19one that they not very great now childhood cancer treatment to get now or to
07:25porto you can now you know donations for their a charity Marta way Adela
07:31peace me like today Adela correct taggy are the benefit of Tyler so hot to
07:39go on the larger vision it condo now discuss Marty childhood cancer treatment
07:54bank and tell you on the huge corpus this bike ride is not for file accident let's
08:03go on the house raising funds it is to raise tens of crores hmm so that he got on the
08:11treatment again I want to lecture out of the other I want to lecture them get
08:14over either bit now our year I do sorry about this I report to know what the
08:20things will be a new phrase and I learn agagi this is a vision where
08:29the other hospitals doctors operates social organizations yellow series now in the
08:38of the purpose of know it tray Matthew in on the tomba page it's a visor of the sangha
08:47Tien Ray normally free and they're in sick that up free is not proportional to quality
08:56For various reasons, free ration, free treatment, but why that compromise in quality?
09:14Because again funding.
09:16So, even the general word of pediatric oncology should be, the quality should be like a private
09:30word.
09:38So, just a wire media and each one who is fighting childhood cancer for absolutely no reason
09:58of them say if I have cancer, it is because of my lifestyle.
10:04But then what did these children do?
10:09So somehow I will just be a facilitator and maybe we have a better tomorrow for the children.
10:21I wouldn't say suffering children who are fighting the demon red head cancer.
10:32So I seek all your blessings and wishes and hopefully we have a better tomorrow.
10:44So, thank you.
11:18I am going to work with you.
11:20Please please take us.
11:22Come on.
11:26Go!
11:27Sit down.
11:28Go!
11:29Sit down.
11:32Sit down.
11:32Sit down.
11:34Come on.
11:35Go, you are the boy!
11:37Hey!
11:38Come on!
12:09Hey, finally.
12:11Wow, before that was...
12:16I went to the difficult...
12:18Okay?
12:20Why?
