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IN PHOTOS: CSMT, BMC HQ lits up in gold to honour childhood cancer warriors

Updated On: 19 September, 2025 09:17 PM IST | Asif Ali Sayed

Mumbai’s iconic Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT) was on Friday lit up in golden light to mark International Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. Pics/Rane Ashish and Kirti Surve Parade

Apart from CSMT, the BMC headquarters was lit up in golden lights. Pics/Rane Ashish and Kirti Surve Parade

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Apart from CSMT, the BMC headquarters was lit up in golden lights. Pics/Rane Ashish and Kirti Surve Parade
On Friday evening, a group of children were seen holding candles bearing encouraging messages

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On Friday evening, a group of children were seen holding candles bearing encouraging messages

To create awareness about the International Childhood Cancer Awareness month, two of Mumbai's iconic sites were illuminated in golden colour

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To create awareness about the International Childhood Cancer Awareness month, two of Mumbai's iconic sites were illuminated in golden colour

The golden illumination is part of a global campaign to raise awareness about childhood cancer, observed every year throughout the month of September

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The golden illumination is part of a global campaign to raise awareness about childhood cancer, observed every year throughout the month of September

Gold is the international colour symbolising the fight against childhood cancer, representing strength, courage, and resilience of young cancer warriors

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Gold is the international colour symbolising the fight against childhood cancer, representing strength, courage, and resilience of young cancer warriors

The initiative joins a growing list of global participation in the International Childhood Cancer Awareness Month

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The initiative joins a growing list of global participation in the International Childhood Cancer Awareness Month

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