The second Parent–Teacher Meeting (PTM) for the MBBS Phase I Batch (2025–26) was organized by the PTM Committee of Rajarajeswari Medical College & Hospital on 8 June 2026 at the Preclinical Heads of Departments’ offices in the RRMCH College Building.
The meeting provided an opportunity for meaningful interaction between faculty members and parents regarding the academic progress of students. Dr. Mangala S, Head of the Department of Anatomy, Dr. Priyanka Singh, Head of the Department of Physiology, and Dr. Bindu K. N., Head of the Department of Biochemistry, met with parents and discussed students’ performance in internal assessments, attendance records, and overall academic development.
Parents actively participated in the discussions and shared valuable feedback regarding their wards’ progress and learning experience. Feedback forms were collected from all attending parents and documented for review and future action.
The PTM served as an effective platform to strengthen collaboration between parents and faculty, reinforcing the institution’s commitment to supporting students in their academic and professional growth.
World Music Day 2026 will be celebrated on Sunday, June 21, 2026. This internationally recognized day is dedicated to celebrating music as a universal language that brings people together across cultures and communities. It encourages musicians and music lovers worldwide to share, perform, and appreciate music, highlighting its power to inspire creativity, promote harmony, and enrich lives.
World Sickle Cell Day 2026 will take place on Friday, June 19, 2026. This United Nations-recognized day is dedicated to raising global awareness about sickle cell disorders and advocating for better care, equity, and support for patients and their families. Focuses on genetic blood disorder awareness.
Autistic Pride Day 2026 takes place globally on Thursday, June 18, 2026. The day focuses on celebrating neurodiversity and is organized by and for autistic individuals. Promotes awareness about autism.
World Elder Abuse Awareness Day (WEAAD) is observed globally on June 15. The 2026 international theme is “Beyond Awareness: Making Elder Abuse Prevention Work,” which focuses on translating awareness of elder abuse into concrete, actionable policies and human rights protections. Highlights abuse faced by older adults.
World Blood Donor Day 2026 takes place on Sunday, June 14, 2026. The global event, which honours unpaid, voluntary donors, is being hosted by Italy with the main activities held in Rome. Encourages life-saving blood donations.
The Department of Nursing, Rajarajeswari Medical College & Hospital (RRMCH), celebrated International Nurses Day 2026 on 06 June 2026 with great enthusiasm and pride. The celebration was organized around the theme, “Our Nurses, Our Future: Empowered Nurses Save Lives,” highlighting the vital role nurses play in delivering quality healthcare and shaping the future of the profession.
International Nurses Day is observed annually to commemorate the birth anniversary of Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern nursing, and to recognize the invaluable contributions of nurses worldwide. In keeping with the spirit of this occasion, RRMCH honoured the dedication, compassion, and commitment of its nursing professionals through a special celebratory program.
The event was graced by distinguished dignitaries including Prof. Madiwalappa Nagarahalli, Secretary, KSDNEB, Bengaluru, who attended as the Chief Guest. Other esteemed guests included Dr. Sathyamurthy B., Dean, RRMCH; Dr. C. N. Seetharam, CEO, RRGI; Dr. Basavaraj Bandari, Principal, RRMCH; Dr. Praveen Kumar, Medical Superintendent; Dr. Adarsh E., Dean PG (Medicine); Dr. Rangalakshmi S., Dean PG (Surgery); and Dr. Sahajananda H., NABH Coordinator, RRMCH.
The dignitaries addressed the gathering and acknowledged the tireless efforts of nurses in providing patient-centred care and supporting the healthcare system. They emphasized the importance of empowering nurses through education, professional development, and leadership opportunities.
As part of the celebration, the management of Rajarajeswari Medical College & Hospital felicitated nurses for their outstanding performance, dedication, and exemplary service. Prizes were distributed to recognize excellence and encourage continued professional commitment among the nursing staff.
The event served as a meaningful tribute to the nursing fraternity and reaffirmed the institution’s commitment to supporting and empowering nurses, whose contributions remain indispensable to quality healthcare delivery and patient well-being.
RajaRajeswari Medical College and Hospital celebrated the culmination of its annual fest – Carpe Diem – Carnivale on the 12th of June, 2026 from 10:00 AM at the ACS Convention Hall.
The event was conducted under the guidance of Founder Chancellor Dr. A.C. Shanmugam, President Sri A.C.S. Arun Kumar, Chairperson Sri Lalitha Lakshmi, Dean & Executive Director Dr. S. Vijayanand, Principal Dr. Basavaraj Bhandare, Advisor Dr. S. Naveen, Medical Superintendent Dr. Praveen Kumar, and other dignitaries.
The highlight of the occasion was the presence of Dr. Sreeleela, renowned Indian film actress and recent medical graduate, who graced the event as the Chief Guest. Addressing the gathering, she encouraged students to actively pursue their talents and interests alongside academics, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a balance between professional aspirations and personal growth. She urged students to make the most of their college years, describing student life as a precious phase that offers invaluable opportunities for learning, friendship, and self-discovery.
Reflecting on her own journey, Sreeleela shared that her commitments as an actress left her with limited time to experience campus life fully. However, she expressed immense pride in having successfully completed her MBBS degree, highlighting the dedication and perseverance required to pursue both medicine and a career in the entertainment industry.
A major highlight of the event was the recognition of students who excelled in various sports and cultural competitions throughout the year. Awards were presented to outstanding performers, acknowledging their achievements and encouraging continued participation in extracurricular activities.
The celebration featured an array of cultural performances, including music, dance, and other artistic showcases, reflecting the creativity, enthusiasm, and diverse talents of the student community. The vibrant carnival-themed atmosphere added to the excitement, making the event a memorable experience for all in attendance.
Carpe Diem – Carnivale 2026 concluded on a high note, reaffirming RRMCH’s commitment to fostering the holistic development of its students by providing opportunities for excellence in academics, sports, and cultural pursuits.
The hidden kind of stress may be damaging your memory as you age
Bottled-up stress, not just aging, may be silently eroding memory in older.A new study reveals that internalizing stress—especially feelings of hopelessness—may significantly speed up memory decline in older Chinese Americans. Surprisingly, factors like community support didn’t show the same impact. Researchers say cultural pressures and stereotypes may cause emotional struggles to go unnoticed and
untreated. The findings suggest that targeted, culturally sensitive stress relief could play a powerful role in preserving cognitive health. Hidden stress may be quietly accelerating memory loss in older Chinese Americans, according to new research from Rutgers.
Credit: Shutterstock Stress that people turn inward may be quietly increasing the risk of
memory loss in older Chinese Americans, according to new research from Rutgers
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