The Grand Opening of the Inter-Collegiate Cultural Fest of RajaRajeswari Group of Institutions

The vibrant campus of RajaRajeswari Group of Institutions came alive with colour, creativity, music, and youthful energy as EKATTVA 2026 – The Fest of Oneness, the much-awaited inter-collegiate cultural fest, was inaugurated in grand style.

Celebrating the spirit of “Oneness”, EKATTVA 2026 brings together students from colleges across disciplines and institutions, providing a dynamic platform to showcase their talents, creativity, confidence, and cultural expressions. The fest embodies the belief that while diversity makes us unique, unity brings us together as one community.

The grand opening ceremony was marked by an atmosphere of enthusiasm and celebration, setting the stage for an exciting series of cultural and competitive events. The inauguration reflected the vision of fostering unity in diversity, friendship, healthy competition, and artistic excellence among the student community.

EKATTVA 2026 features a vibrant array of events designed to challenge and inspire young minds, encompassing music, dance, theatre, fashion, literary activities, creative arts, and a wide range of entertaining competitions. Students from participating colleges have the opportunity to compete, collaborate, express themselves, and create memorable experiences beyond the classroom.

The fest also serves as a celebration of the rich cultural diversity and creative potential of today’s youth. Through every performance, competition, and interaction, EKATTVA creates an environment where different talents and perspectives come together, reinforcing the message that together, we are stronger and greater than the sum of our individual parts.

With its energetic opening and an exciting line-up of events, EKATTVA 2026 promises to be a memorable celebration of talent, togetherness, friendship, and the indomitable spirit of youth.

EKATTVA 2026 – Where Diversity Meets Unity, Talent Meets Opportunity, and Every Heart Celebrates as One

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New Casualty Facility Inaugurated at RajaRajeswari Medical College and Hospital on 7th September 2026

RajaRajeswari Medical College and Hospital (RRMCH) marked another significant milestone in its commitment to providing comprehensive and timely healthcare with the inauguration of its newly upgraded Casualty facility.

The facility was inaugurated by Dr. A. C. Shanmugam, Founder Chancellor, RajaRajeswari Group of Institutions, whose vision and leadership continue to drive the institution towards excellence in healthcare and medical education.

The newly inaugurated Casualty is designed to strengthen the hospital’s emergency care services, providing prompt, efficient and patient-centred medical attention to individuals requiring immediate care. With improved infrastructure and streamlined emergency services, the facility aims to enhance the hospital’s preparedness to manage a wide range of medical and surgical emergencies.

The inauguration reflects RRMCH’s continued endeavour to upgrade its healthcare infrastructure, embrace modern medical practices and provide accessible, high-quality emergency care to the community.

The occasion was attended by members of the hospital administration, medical faculty, healthcare professionals and staff, who expressed their appreciation for the continued efforts towards strengthening patient care facilities.

With the inauguration of the new Casualty facility, RRMCH reaffirms its commitment to delivering timely, compassionate and quality healthcare, while advancing its vision of excellence in medical service and education.

RajaRajeswari Medical College & Hospital (RRMCH) observed the National Anti-Ragging Day on 1st September 2026 at the Kadamba Auditorium, under the hashtag , “#YaARI Youth Against Ragging”.

The programme was graced by the esteemed presence of the CEO, Mr. Seetharam,IAS officer Dean Dr Satyamurthy , Principal, Dr Basavaraj Bhandare and Medical Superintendent Dr Praveen Kumar, of RRMCH, whose support and encouragement added significance to the occasion.
The event was hosted by the Dr Surekha Nagaraj , PG, Dept of Community Medicine with active participation from faculty members, UGs, Interns and PGs.

Dr. Sangeetha, Professor ,Department of Microbiology, Chairperson of Anti Ragging Committee, highlighted the new guidelines formulated for Anti Ragging.
Dr. Sumanth T P, Professor, Department of Psychiatry, delivered an insightful session on Ragging and its impact on Mental health .The programme was featured with prize distribution for the winners of Anti Ragging awareness competitions.

The programme was concluded by Vote of Thanks given by Dr Vidya GS , Professor, Department of Community Medicine.

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