Paras Health Marks World Heart Day with #APartOfYourHeart Campaign
Gurugram, September 30, 2026: This World Heart Day, Paras Health launched #APartOfYourHeart, a campaign that invites people to look at heart health in a more personal way. We usually think of the heart as a single organ, yet in real life, a part of it belongs to our children, our partners, our parents, our loved ones, our dreams, and the life we have yet to live.
That message carries added relevance as the burden of cardiovascular ailments continues to rise in India. Against this backdrop, #APartOfYourHeart places prevention and everyday heart care in a more meaningful context. The campaign is built on the belief that a heart never belongs to one person alone.
To bring this idea to life, Paras Health hosted an interactive on-ground activation at the hospital, engaging patients, attendants, visitors and staff. At the centre of the activation was a large 3D jigsaw puzzle installed in a high-footfall area of the hospital premises. Participants were invited to place the individual pieces together and complete the installation, reflecting the campaign's central thought that, just as every piece is needed to complete a picture, the people, relationships and aspirations we hold close are an integral part of the life we want to protect..
Speaking about the campaign, Vineet
Aggarwal, chief operating officer, Paras Health, said, “Cardiovascular
health is becoming an increasingly important priority, with heart-related
conditions affecting people across age groups and often having a wider impact
on families and everyday life. As a healthcare organisation, we believe the
conversation needs to move beyond treatment to prevention, early detection and
timely intervention. Through #APartOfYourHeart, we wanted to bring this message
closer by reminding people that every heart is connected to a larger circle of people, relationships, and aspirations. Encouraging regular health
checks and healthier everyday choices is an important step towards protecting
not just individual health, but also the lives and moments that people want to
be present for.”
