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International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women 2026

Violence against women and girls remains one of the most prevalent and pervasive human rights violations in the world. Globally, almost one in three women have been subjected to physical and/or sexual intimate partner violence, non-partner sexual violence, or both, at least once in their life. Even more devastating is the fact that one woman or girl is killed every 10 minutes by their intimate partner or family.

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National Press Day 2026

National Press Day in India is observed on 16 November every year; in 2026, it falls on Monday. It marks the day the Press Council of India began functioning in 1966 and highlights the importance of a free and responsible press. For readers and students, the occasion connects journalism with everyday decisions: understanding public issues, questioning those in power and checking whether information is trustworthy before sharing it.

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National Milk Day 2026

The birth anniversary of Dr Verghese Kurien, widely known as the Father of India’s White Revolution. In 2026, it falls on Thursday. The occasion recognises milk's place in nutrition and the contribution of dairy farmers, cooperatives and the people who bring milk from farms to homes. For students, it also offers a practical way to understand rural livelihoods, food safety and collective enterprise.

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National Epilepsy Day 2026

The day provides a platform for people with epilepsy to share their experiences and stories with a global audience. The day also calls for all people to advocate for appropriate legislation that will guarantee human rights of people with epilepsy and encourages people with epilepsy to live to their fullest potential. The Epilepsy Foundation is a full member of IBE

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World Diabetes Day 2026

Diabetes is one of the world’s fastest-growing health challenges. By 2050 the number of people living with diabetes is projected to reach 853 million. Urgent action is needed to increase early detection, provide uninterrupted care and support diabetes risk reduction. Early action on diabetes will save lives, improve health and reduce long-term costs to health systems.

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White Coat Ceremony 2026

RajaRajeswari Medical College and Hospital (RRMCH), Bengaluru, celebrated the White Coat Ceremony, marking a significant milestone in the journey of its aspiring medical professionals.

The ceremony symbolised the transition of medical students into the noble profession of healthcare, where compassion, commitment, integrity and responsibility form the foundation of medical practice. The white coat, a symbol of trust, purity and dedication, represents the values and ethical responsibilities that every medical professional is expected to uphold.

The program was graced by the Chief Guest Dr. Sandeep V H – MD Pediatrics, Registrar (Evaluation), RGUHS, Karnataka and the dignitaries from the management, and distinguished faculty members. The students were ceremoniously presented with their white coats, signifying the beginning of their professional journey in medicine.

The occasion also highlighted the importance of empathy, patient-centred care, professional ethics and lifelong learning. Students were encouraged to uphold the highest standards of medical education and service while remaining committed to the well-being of society.

The ceremony concluded on an inspiring note, motivating the young medical aspirants to embrace their responsibilities with dedication and compassion and to carry forward the noble tradition of healing humanity.

The White Coat is not just a garment; it is a promise to serve humanity with knowledge, compassion and integrity.

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World Anesthesia Day – 2026

World Anaesthesia Day Celebration – Department of Anaesthesiology and Critical Care
The Department of Anaesthesiology and Critical Care, RajaRajeswari Medical College and Hospital, celebrated World Anaesthesia Day on 4th November 2026 at Kadamba Hall, with great enthusiasm and active participation. The celebration was centred around the theme “Anaesthesiology Along the Patient Pathway – Before, During and Beyond Surgery”, highlighting the vital role of anaesthesiologists in ensuring patient safety and quality healthcare throughout the surgical journey.

As part of the celebrations, a quiz competition was organised for postgraduate students, with the preliminary round conducted on 26th October 2026 and the final round held on 28th October 2026 at the Department of Anaesthesiology Seminar Hall.

The programme commenced with a warm welcome address by Dr. Karthik G. S., Professor and Head of the Department, who welcomed the dignitaries and attendees. This was followed by an introduction of the Chief Guest, Dr. Natesh S. Rao from VIMS & RC, and an invocation song presented by the postgraduate students.

The highlight of the celebration was an insightful guest lecture delivered by Dr. Natesh S. Rao on the theme, “Anaesthesiology Along the Patient Pathway – Before, During and Beyond Surgery.” His talk emphasised the comprehensive role of anaesthesiologists in preoperative assessment, intraoperative care, postoperative management and critical care.

The winners of the quiz competition were felicitated, along with the batch topper of the 2023–2026 batch, in recognition of their academic excellence and achievements.
Adding vibrancy to the celebration, the programme featured a series of engaging cultural performances and activities, including “Strings and Souls,” dance performances, Quizotopia and a skit, showcasing the creativity and talents of the students.

The celebration concluded with the National Anthem, followed by high tea. The event served as a meaningful platform to recognise the invaluable contributions of anaesthesiologists and reinforce the importance of their role in delivering safe, effective and patient-centred healthcare.

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Faculty Achievement: Dr. Roshnara P. P. – International Academic Contributions at IFCC WorldLab 2026, New Delhi

Dr. Roshnara P. P., Assistant Professor, Department of Biochemistry, RajaRajeswari Medical College & Hospital (RRMCH) made significant academic and organisational contributions at International Federation of Clinical Chemistry WorldLab 2026, held in New Delhi from October 25–29, 2026. As a Corresponding Member & AMBI representative of the IFCC Task Force for Young Scientists (TF-YS) she actively contributed to the 5th IFCC Forum for Young Scientists, engaging with laboratory medicine professionals and young scientists from across the globe.

Her key contributions included:
1. Workshop Facilitator: Facilitated the Young Scientists’ Breakout Workshop on “The Clinical–Laboratory Exchange: Dialogue with Clinicians — What Works, What Does Not, and How to Improve It,” encouraging international discussions on challenges and practical solutions in clinician–laboratory communication.

2. Session Coordinator: Coordinated the IFCC TF-YS Speed Mentoring Session, alongside the TF-YS Chair, Marie Lenski, and Sean Campbell, connecting young scientists with experienced professionals for focused discussions on career development, research and professional growth.

3. Juror: Served as a juror for Young Scientists’ Elevator Poster Pitch, evaluating scientific presentations by emerging researchers.

4. Organising Team Member: Contributed to organising the Young Scientists’ laboratory visits to AIIMS New Delhi, GIPMER and Medanta Hospital, providing opportunities for international delegates to gain insights into laboratory practices and healthcare delivery.

Through these contributions, Dr. Roshnara actively participated in international academic exchange, scientific engagement and initiatives supporting mentorship and professional development in laboratory medicine, bringing recognition to RRMCH on an international platform.

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Children’s Day 2026

Each year, 14th November is celebrated as Children’s Day in India as a tribute to Jawaharlal Nehru, India’s first Prime Minister. He who was very fond of children and advocated for their education and development. Several organisations and educational institutes conduct awareness campaigns and programmes on health, rights and education of children.

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World Pneumonia Day 2026

World Pneumonia Day, marked annually on 12 November, is a global initiative to raise awareness about pneumonia, a preventable and treatable disease that remains a leading cause of death in children under five and a significant health concern for adults.

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