RajaRajeswari Medical College and Hospital is celebrating “International Women’s Day” on
Date : 18th March 2022
Time : 10:00 am onwards
Venue : ACS Convention Hall
Chief Guest : Smt. Sudha Baragur, Indian humorist, and standup comidian, Bengaluru.
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“Woman! is the wonderful form of creation, the mistress of emotions, the inspiration of achievement, the image of patience, the meaning of love and the ocean of mercy”.
Rajarajeshwari Medical College and Hospital celebrated the “International Women’s Day” on March 18th at ACS Convention Hall, Rajarajeshwari Medical College and Hospital.
Few of the women staff was felicitated for their long term services in the organization. The chief guest for this program was Mrs. Sudha Baragur, an Indian woman standup comedian.
The program was presided by Smt. Lalita Lakshmi, Trustee, Mukambikai Charitable and Education Trust.
Smt. Lalita Lakshmi, Trustee, MCET in her speech, addressed the audience and spoke about the importance of women in society and family, and their contribution. The efforts to fight against the pandemic, gender equality, rights of women and women’s role in all sectors was also highlighted in her speech.
Mrs. Sudha Baragur, the chief guest, spoke about the obstacles, ups and downs that come across in the way of women’s achievement. As basically she is a comedian she made everyone enjoy her talk and added further grace to the function with her jokes.
The Chief Guests distributed prizes to those who won in sports, organized for women. The Faculty and non-teaching staff of the institute participated in the program with a great keenness. Blood Donation Camp” was held by the women staff.
There were cultural programs by all the women staff like solo singing, drama enacting, dance and many more. The highlight of the performance was the dance of “Navadurge” by women staff on the occasion, which turned the attention of gatherings.
The program came to an end with a vote of thanks combined with a lavish lunch to all.
The Department of General Surgery has organized a CME on ……
Topic : Evolution of Cardiac Surgery & CMO in Cardiorespiratory failure heart by transplanting
Date : 15th March, 2022
Time : 11:00 am to 1:00 pm
Venue : Kadamba Hall (College Auditorium)ALL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED
Health Education Program on Importance of De-worming & Health Check up – Conducted at Urban Health Training Centre – Channasandra Anganwadi Centre on 5/03/22.
Health Education on Nutrition, Mental Health, Personality Development was Conducted for Women Allied Health Courses – Students of Rajarajeswari Medical College on 09/03/22 – 10.30 AM – 12 Noon in the Dept of Community Medicine, Rajarajeswari Medical College, on account of International Women’s Day.
Dr Raghav G N, Asst Prof, Dept of General Medicine has written an article on Association of Anthropometric Indices of Obesity and body fat composition with Diabetes Mellitus, Hypertension and Dyslipidemia: A case-control study . Original article published in Journal of clinical and diagnostic research on November 2021.
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It is indeed a proud moment to share with you all that Dr. Rangalakshmi, Professor and Head, Anesthesia and Critical Care, Raja Rajeswari Medical College and Hospital, Bangalore has written a chapter on “Anesthesia for Day Care Surgery” in a Textbook on “Day Care Medicine and Surgery”.
Department of Nephology & Internal Medicine has organized a CME on occasion of “World Kidney Day 2022” on…
Date : 17th March 2022
Time : 11:00 am to 1:00 pm
Venue : Kadamba Hall (College Auditorium)ALL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED
1. Code of Conduct: The students are advised to strictly follow the rules and regulations as well as respect the members of the faculty.
2. Dress Code: The institution has a prescribed dress code to which all the students must abide. Boys should wear formal dress and shoes.
Girls should wear sarees / decent salwar kameez only. Hair has to be tied up neatly and not let loose. Girls are expected to retrain from wearing short kurtis. Wearing jeans pants, T- shirts, sleeveless tops and legging is strictly prohibited. No heavy jewels allowed. Both boys and girls should wear clean white aprons with the college emblem in the campus premises. They should have name plates on their aprons. To respect the sanctity of profession
please do not wear these aprons outside the college campus.
3. Punctuality: Students are expected to be seated 5 minutes before the commencement of the class. Late comers will not be permitted to enter the class.
4. Behavior: Students are not allowed to shout or make loud noise between the class hours or leisure time while they are in the campus. Students are prohibited from standing in person or in groups on the corridor. Unnecessarily initiating a conversation with stranger is to be avoided.
5. Usage of mobile phones in class rooms, seminar halls, and library is strictly prohibited and if found in similar act, the mobile will be confiscated and will not be returned.
6. Smoking, alcohol consumption, drug abuse and any kind of misbehavior or any kind of unlawful activity within the campus is prohibited and will be duly addressed to the parents besides taking strict disciplinary action as per college rules and regulations. Any student found continuing with same behavior even after reasonable notice will be immediately removed from the institution.
7. Counseling: Students who faces academic or other problems can approach the head of the Institution, head of the department or senior staff members for redress of their grievances.
8. Parents are advised to approach the Dean, Faculty Members regularly to know the progress of their wards. Parents if summoned to discuss about their wards should report to the college without fail immediately as and when required.
