Join our WhatsApp Group for Latest UpdatesFelicitation to Malay Pit at HFTCON 2026: Malay Pit, President of Tripura Santiniketan Medical College, was felicitated during the 22nd Annual State Conference (HFTCON 2026) organised by the Hepatitis Foundation of Tripura. The prestigious two-day conference was held on 3rd and 4th January 2026 and witnessed the participation of healthcare professionals, academicians, public health experts, and social leaders from across the region.
The felicitation ceremony was one of the key moments of the conference, recognising sustained efforts in healthcare awareness, community participation, and collaborative public health initiatives. The honour bestowed on Malay Pit reflected appreciation for his leadership and long-term commitment to strengthening healthcare systems with a strong community focus.
A Recognition Beyond an Individual Honour
The recognition symbolised more than a personal achievement. It stood as an acknowledgment of collective efforts aimed at improving healthcare access, promoting preventive medicine, and building stronger links between medical institutions and society. Under his leadership, Tripura Santiniketan Medical College has consistently emphasised healthcare education, ethical practice, and community oriented medical services.
Organisers highlighted that such leadership plays a crucial role in shaping inclusive healthcare models, especially in regions where awareness and early intervention can significantly reduce disease burden.
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HFTCON 2026 and Its Core Vision
HFTCON 2026 was organised around the theme “Pioneering Integrated Community Science”, underscoring the importance of combining scientific knowledge with grassroots level engagement. Various sessions focused on hepatitis prevention, early diagnosis, vaccination awareness, and the role of institutions in supporting public health outreach programmes.
The conference stressed that effective healthcare delivery requires active collaboration between doctors, medical colleges, public health organisations, and community stakeholders. The discussions reinforced the idea that sustainable health outcomes are possible only when science and society work hand in hand.
Strengthening Public Health Through Collaboration
During the event, speakers and delegates reiterated the importance of institutional leadership in driving public health awareness. The felicitation of Malay Pit was seen as encouragement for continued efforts in fostering partnerships, supporting healthcare education, and promoting integrated approaches to community health.
Such recognitions, organisers noted, are meant to inspire professionals and institutions to remain committed to social responsibility alongside clinical excellence.
Looking Forward
As HFTCON 2026 concluded, the conference left behind a strong message of shared responsibility and collective action. The felicitation served as a reminder that advancing public health is a continuous journey, built on leadership, collaboration, and sustained engagement with communities.
The event once again reinforced the growing role of Tripura as a hub for meaningful healthcare dialogue and action, with leaders like Malay Pit contributing to a vision of accessible, informed, and community driven healthcare for the future.
