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This article discusses the prevalence, risks, challenges, contributing factors, and socio-economic impact of stroke in India. Stroke is a major non-communicable disease and one of the leading causes of death and disability in India. The article highlights the limited access to specialized stroke care, delayed treatment, and low public awareness as key challenges. The discussion among specialists from various fields aims to identify challenges, propose solutions, and develop strategies to improve stroke management and reduce its impact on public health. The importance of collaboration, data sharing, early diagnosis, and treatment is emphasized. The article also emphasizes the need to incorporate patient perspectives and qualitative surveys into stroke prevention strategies. The role of awareness, lifestyle modifications, and physical therapy in stroke treatment and management is discussed. The article concludes by highlighting the commitment to stroke research and the importance of meaningful dialogues and actionable solutions to advance stroke prevention efforts. [Extracted from the article]