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World Rabies Day: VINS Bioproducts Hands Over Vaccines for 200 Stray Dogs, Leads Awareness Drive in Hyderabad
In Short
On World Rabies Day, VINS Bioproducts partnered with DCP Ch. Sirisha and leading medical experts in Hyderabad, handing over anti-rabies vaccines for 200 stray dogs and organizing a Human Chain to promote rabies awareness and prevention.

World Rabies Day: Ch. Sirisha, Deputy Commissioner of Police, Shadnagar Zone Joins National Medical Leaders as VINS Hands Over Anti-Rabies Vaccines for 200 City Dogs, Leads Human Chain in Hyderabad
World Rabies Day: Ch. Sirisha, Deputy Commissioner of Police, Shadnagar Zone Joins National Medical Leaders as VINS Hands Over Anti-Rabies Vaccines for 200 City Dogs, Leads Human Chain in Hyderabad
Hyderabad: Reinforcing the fight against rabies through a united public health initiative, VINS Bioproducts Ltd. brought together DCP Ch. Sirisha, Shadnagar, Future City, Hyderabad, senior office bearers from the national medical fraternity, and leading doctors from across India to mark World Rabies Day. The event featured the handover of anti-rabies vaccines for 200 city dogs by Siddarth Daga, Managing Director, VINS Bioproducts, to DCP Ch. Sirisha, alongside a Human Chain for Rabies Awareness, highlighting the collective commitment towards preventing one of the world's deadliest yet entirely preventable diseases.
The initiative witnessed the participation of Dr. Krishna Kumar Singh, Vice President, and Dr. Hemant Kumar Gohil, Secretary General, along with zonal representatives from across the country, reflecting a nationwide call for strengthening awareness, vaccination, and timely post-exposure treatment.
Addressing the gathering, Ch. Sirisha, Deputy Commissioner of Police, Shadnagar Zone said “The fight against rabies extends beyond healthcare and requires active participation from civic authorities, communities, and responsible pet owners. She noted that preventive initiatives such as mass vaccination and public awareness campaigns play an important role in creating safer and healthier cities. She also thanked Siddarth Daga, MD, VINS Bio for handing over complete dosage of vaccines for 200 strays of the city.”
The symbolic handover of anti-rabies vaccines for city dogs, reinforced the critical role of canine vaccination in breaking the chain of rabies transmission and supporting India's goal of eliminating rabies deaths.
Speaking on the occasion, Siddarth Daga, Managing Director, VINS Bioproducts, said, "Rabies continues to be one of the most preventable yet overlooked public health challenges. Preventing rabies requires action at every level starting from awareness and responsible pet vaccination to timely treatment and collaboration across healthcare, civic institutions, and industry. Only this can create a lasting impact."
The Human Chain for Rabies Awareness brought together doctors, civic leaders, and public health stakeholders, serving as a powerful visual reminder that collective action remains one of the strongest tools in combating rabies.
Khushboo Daga, CEO, VINS Bioproducts, said, "At VINS, our commitment extends beyond manufacturing life-saving biologics. We believe meaningful partnerships with the medical community and public authorities are equally important in strengthening disease prevention and building healthier communities."
Emphasising the importance of sustained medical awareness, Dr. Krishna Kumar Singh, Vice President, highlighted “Early wound care, prompt vaccination, and public education remain crucial in preventing avoidable rabies-related deaths, while encouraging greater community participation in awareness initiatives.”
Echoing the need for a coordinated national response, Dr. Hemant Kumar Gohil, Secretary General, stressed that “Consistent public awareness, preventive vaccination, and stronger collaboration between healthcare professionals, civic authorities, and industry will be critical in accelerating India's progress towards eliminating rabies.”
As a Hyderabad-headquartered biologics company with decades of expertise in anti-rabies solutions, anti-venoms, anti-toxins, and specialty immunoglobulins, VINS Bioproducts continues to support public health initiatives that strengthen disease prevention and improve access to life-saving interventions across India and international markets.
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