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Independence Day 2026 Celebration
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PG College of Nursing celebrated Breastfeeding Week
P.G. College of Nursing celebrated World Breastfeeding Week from 1st to 7th August 2026 with a series of educational and skill-based activities aimed at promoting awareness about the importance of breastfeeding and strengthening breastfeeding support among healthcare professionals and students. The celebrations commenced with the inauguration ceremony on 1st August 2026. The programme began with a melodious welcome song, followed by a warm welcome to the dignitaries and participants. Dr. Daisy Abraham, Vice Principal, P.G. College of Nursing, unveiled the theme of World Breastfeeding Week 2026, marking the formal beginning of the celebrations. The gathering was addressed by Dr. Roja Princy, Principal, and Dr. G. Hemavati, Vice Principal, who highlighted the importance of breastfeeding and the vital role of healthcare professionals in supporting and promoting optimal breastfeeding practices. Adding colour and awareness to the programme, the students of B.Sc. Nursing 5th Semester presented an informative skit on breastfeeding, effectively conveying important messages related to breastfeeding practices and maternal and infant health. The inaugural programme concluded with a vote of thanks, expressing gratitude to all the dignitaries, resource persons, faculty members, students and participants for their valuable contributions. As part of the week-long celebration, educational sessions were conducted covering important aspects of breastfeeding. The sessions included Anatomy and Physiology of the Breast, followed by Advantages of Breastfeeding and Common Breastfeeding Problems and their Management. The sessions were delivered by Dr. Anu S. Thomas, HOD, Department of Child Health Nursing; Mrs. Neha Singh, Assistant Professor; and Mrs. Sushmita, Assistant Professor, providing students and participants with valuable theoretical knowledge and practical insights. On 5th August 2026, a hands-on skill training session was conducted by Dr. Omesh Khurana, an eminent paediatrician. The session provided participants with an opportunity to strengthen their practical skills and confidence in supporting mothers with breastfeeding-related care. The successful conduct of the week-long programme was made possible through the dedicated support and coordination of the Child Health Nursing Dept team of Faculty—Mrs. Kesarlata, Mrs. Bhagvati Sahu, Mrs. Reshma, Mrs. Rupeshwari, and Ms. Lisha. Their active involvement in coordinating the activities, supporting the students, and facilitating the various sessions contributed significantly to the smooth and successful execution of the programme. The week-long celebration served as an enriching platform for learning, skill development, and advocacy for breastfeeding, reinforcing the commitment of the institution towards promoting maternal and child health and ensuring evidence-based breastfeeding support.
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Indian Academy of Pediatrics CPR Day 2026 organized at PG College of Nursing (PGCON), Bhilai
In observance of Indian Academy of Pediatrics (IAP) CPR Day 2026, a Hands-on Training Programme on Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) was organised at PG College of Nursing (PGCON), Bhilai to create awareness and strengthen life-saving skills among nursing students. The programme was graced by Dr. Kaushalendra Thakur, Chief Medical Officer and Head of Medical & Health Services, JLNH & Research Centre, Bhilai, as the Chief Guest, Dr. Uday Kumar, Chief Medical Officer (Medical & Health Services), JLNH & RC, Bhilai, as the Guest of Honour and Shri Surendra Gupta, Secretary, Bhilai Education Trust. The hands-on training session was conducted by Dr. Kaushik Kishore, Deputy Chief Medical Officer, Department of Pediatrics, JLNH&RC, Bhilai, along with his team Dr Mala Choudhary, Chief consultant, Dr Ruchika Tamrakar, Dr Amrita Jain, Dr Pooja Kumari and Dr Anand Vishwakarma The programme commenced with a welcome song, followed by a CPR awareness video titled "Every Second Counts," highlighting the significance of timely intervention during cardiac emergencies. The inaugural session was marked by the ceremonial lighting of the lamp and the felicitation of the dignitaries. Welcoming the gathering, Dr. Roja Princy, Principal, PG College of Nursing, Bhilai, highlighted the significance of CPR training in nursing education and emphasized that timely and effective CPR can save lives during medical emergencies. She encouraged students to develop the knowledge, skills, and confidence required to respond promptly in critical situations. Addressing the gathering, Shri Surendra Gupta, Secretary, Bhilai Education Trust, stressed the importance of CPR as an essential life-saving skill and urged students to make the best use of the training to become competent and compassionate healthcare professionals capable of serving society during emergencies. In his keynote address, Dr. Kaushalendra Thakur, Chief Guest, appreciated the enthusiasm, knowledge, and practical skills demonstrated by the nursing students. He emphasized that prompt and effective CPR significantly improves survival outcomes in cardiac emergencies and encouraged the students to continuously enhance their clinical competencies and remain committed to delivering quality patient care. The highlight of the programme was the Hands-on CPR Training Session, conducted by Dr. Kaushik Kishore and his team of doctors. Through live demonstrations and supervised practice sessions, participants learned the correct techniques of cardiopulmonary resuscitation and gained valuable practical experience in responding to cardiac emergencies. The nursing students participated with remarkable enthusiasm and dedication, actively practicing CPR techniques and demonstrating keen interest in acquiring this invaluable life-saving skill. The programme concluded with a Vote of Thanks proposed by Dr. G. Hemavati, Vice Principal, PG College of Nursing, Bhilai, who expressed gratitude to the dignitaries, resource persons, and participants for making the programme a grand success. The event reaffirmed PG College of Nursing's commitment to promoting excellence in nursing education and preparing future healthcare professionals with the competence and confidence to save lives through timely emergency intervention.
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World Population Day Competitions
PGCON Students Excel at World Population Day Competitions The P. G. College of Nursing, Bhilai students of the BSc 7th Semester performed outstandingly in the competitions held on the occasion of World Population Day organised by the Obstetrics and Gynaecological Department of JLNH & RC, Bhilai under the theme “Realising the Hope and Aspirations of Young People – Today and for the Future.” The programme focused on creating awareness about population issues, reproductive health, family planning, and youth empowerment. The event was inaugurated by Dr. Kaushalendra Thakur, Chief Medical Officer (CMO), in the presence of Dr. Uday Kumar and Dr. Neena Guha, Head of the Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology. Dr. Roja Princy, Principal, P.G. College of Nursing (PGCON), Bhilai, Dr. G. Hemawati, Vice Principal, and the faculty members of the OBG Department of PGCON also graced the occasion. Poster Making and Slogan Writing competitions were organised as part of the celebration. In the Poster Making Competition, PG College of Nursing students Umeshwari and Yogeshwari secured the First Prize, while Poonam, Priya, and Madhuri received Consolation Prizes. In the Slogan Writing Competition, Payal Patel won the First Prize, while Minaz and Umeshwari were awarded Consolation Prizes. The dignitaries congratulated the winners and appreciated the enthusiastic participation of the students. The programme concluded with a prize distribution ceremony and a pledge to continue promoting awareness on population, reproductive health, and the well-being of future generations.
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ANTENATAL HEALTH ASSESSMENT AND HEALTH EDUCATION PROGRAMME
A ONE DAY ANTENATAL HEALTH ASSESSMENT AND HEALTH EDUCATION PROGRAMME WAS SUCCESSFULLY ORGANISED BY P G COLLEGE OF NURSING, BHILAI The Department of Community Health Nursing, PG College of Nursing, organized an Antenatal Health Assessment and Health Education Programme on 9th July 2026 at the Primary Health Centre (PHC), Health and Wellness Centre, Machandur, under the guidance and supervision of Dr. P. L. Bhagat, Chief Medical Officer (CMO) and all staff of PHC. The programme was conducted by the B.Sc. Nursing Seventh Semester students under the guidance of the faculty members of the Community Health Nursing Department. A total of 40 students actively participated in the programme. The faculty members accompanying the students were Dr. Jaya Chakraborty (Head of the Department) of Community Health Nursing; Mrs. Chandrakala Lilhare; Mrs. Rincy Mary; Mrs. Neha Ronald Emmanuel, Assistant Professor; Mrs. Kanchan, Mrs. Roma, Lecturer; and Mrs. Arpana, Clinical Instructor. During the visit, 15 antenatal mothers attended the Health and Wellness Centre. The students conducted comprehensive assessments, including history taking and physical examination of the pregnant women. The students provided health education regarding the importance of iron-rich diets, prevention and management of anaemia, regular antenatal check-ups, iron and folic acid supplementation, personal hygiene, and proper nutrition during pregnancy. One high-risk pregnancy case was identified during the assessment and requiring close monitoring and specialized care. The programme mainly focused on maternal health promotion, early identification of high-risk pregnancies, and providing appropriate health education to ensure better maternal and fetal outcomes. The visit also enhanced the practical knowledge, clinical skills, and community exposure of the nursing students. The programme concluded successfully with active participation of all PHC sfaffs, nursing students, faculty members of College and antenatal mothers.
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Celebration Of Van Mahotsav
PG College Of Nursing has celebrated vanmahotsav 2026. Many saplings were planted on the college campus on the occasion.
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