I’m just trying to grow and become a better person and a better musician, which I think is very hard.ĭo you know people tag you as one of the artists who is shifting music scenes in India? I want to grow as a writer and as a person because all of that reflects in your music and your art eventually. But most of them, I would hear a year later and think to myself, ‘Oh my god, what was I thinking!’ So that happens a lot. I believe that only after 20 or 30 songs, I started writing songs that were acceptable to me. And that’s why I never really put most of them out. Probably my first 30 songs were really bad. Is there a Prateek Kuhad song that you don’t like? I’m never going to write songs for people. Sometimes the songs that people end up loving, I don’t like them. I don’t care about that, and I have been this way since the beginning. Was there a pressure to make music as per fans expectation? Maybe that’s why some of my music feels old.
I have a lot of romanticism (in my songs), which is not all that common today. It is the creative and greatest film of this century for me. The romanticism in it comes from the film Pyaasa. Some of the impactful stuff that I have heard is older, especially with my Hindi songwriting. Honestly, my music influences are quiet all over the place. Staying aware is the best way to end AIDS” Dr Swamy added.Īs part of the World AIDS Day program followed by the awareness walk, the Department of General Medicine in collaboration with the Department of Microbiology, conducted a workshop on the latest updates in HIV & AIDS for undergraduates, Post Graduates, Nursing Staff and General Practitioners.Definitely, I have been influenced by old music. There is no cure for HIV, but with the latest combined Anti-Retroviral Therapy, the virus can be controlled and HIV patients can live long and healthy lives.
Between 20, new infections declined by 27% and AIDS-related deaths more than halved, falling by 56%. “On an overall scale, India’s HIV epidemic is slowing down. The younger generation can play a pivotal role in spreading awareness among the public very effectively.” No one can get AIDS from a hug or a handshake or a meal with a friend. A major issue with the disease is that (1) people do not realize the symptoms of HIV until it is too late, and (2) most HIV victims do not seek help until the virus has spread all over making the disease reach a more advanced stage which makes treatment and recovery harder. This figure is small compared to most other middle-income countries but because of India’s huge population (1.3 billion people) this equates to 23.49 lakhs people who are living with HIV. In 2019, HIV prevalence among adults (aged 15-49) was an estimated 0.2%. Speaking on the occasion Dr Swamy M said, “India has the third largest HIV epidemic in the world.
Doctors of General medicine Dr K Hari Kishan, Dr Ratna Chary, Dr Satyanarayana Rao, Dr Rama Krishna and Microbiology doctors Dr H.R.V Raj Kumar, Dr Ravi Shanker, Dr Lakshmi, doctors from other departments, hospital staff and local public of LB Nagar also graced the occasion. It was organised as part of World AIDS Day program with an intention to spread ‘Awareness and Fight AIDS’ by Kamineni Hospitals.ĭr Swamy M, HOD & Consultant General Medicine, Kamineni Hospitals flagged off the AIDS Awareness Walk. The awareness walk has been organised from Kamineni Hospitals, LB Nagar, with more than 500 enthusiastic people who came along and registered their participation. It was organised as part of World AIDS Day program with an intention to spread ‘Awareness and Fight AIDS’ by Kamineni HospitalsĬontinuing with its commitment to create awareness among the public about AIDS and ways to fight the dreaded disease, Kamineni Hospitals (LB Nagar) has organised an AIDS Awareness Walk on Wednesday, December 1, 2021.
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