Commemorating the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948, this day promotes fundamental human rights and freedoms globally. Educational institutions organize debates, essay competitions, and awareness campaigns about equality, dignity, and justice for all people regardless of background.
The United Nations established this day to promote the rights, dignity, and well-being of persons with disabilities. Activities include accessibility awareness campaigns, inclusion workshops, and celebrating the contributions of individuals with disabilities across various sectors of society.
Observed in India to commemorate the victims of the Bhopal Gas Tragedy of 1984, this day emphasizes industrial safety and environmental protection. It serves as a reminder of the importance of pollution prevention measures and sustainable industrial practices to protect public health and the environment.
This patriotic observance honors the soldiers, veterans, and martyrs of India’s armed forces while raising funds for their welfare and rehabilitation. Flag sales and donation drives support the welfare of ex-servicemen, war widows, and their families through various assistance programs.
Focused on raising awareness about the importance of healthy soil for food security and environmental sustainability, this day promotes soil conservation practices. Educational programs emphasize soil’s role in supporting biodiversity, water filtration, and carbon storage in combating climate change.
This day honors the Indian Navy’s role in protecting the nation’s maritime borders and celebrating its achievements during conflicts, particularly the 1971 Indo-Pakistani War. Naval exhibitions, ship displays, and ceremonies highlight the maritime force’s contributions to national security and humanitarian missions.
RRMCH is proud to highlight the outstanding achievement of
Dr. Rajendran Dinesh Kumar, Associate Professor and Consultant ENT & Head and Neck Surgeon, who was invited as a
Faculty Speaker at
RHINOCON Chennai 2025, a premier national conference in Rhinology.
At the conference, Dr. Dinesh Kumar delivered an insightful session on
Balloon Eustachian Tuboplasty and also served as Faculty for the
Surgical Workshop on Eustachian Tuboplasty and Balloon Sinuplasty. His sessions were well received and appreciated by delegates for their clarity, depth, and practical value.
In addition to his faculty role, Dr. Dinesh Kumar actively participated in the competitive scientific sessions, including
Paper, Poster, and Video presentations. His research work stood out among national submissions, earning him the
First Prize (Gold Medal and Certificate) in the
Junior Consultant Category under the prestigious
Mrs. Neena Saharia Award, chosen from
28 shortlisted entries.
Award-Winning Presentation Title
“Assessment of the Distance between the Uncinate Process and Nasolacrimal Duct to Enhance Safety during Uncinectomy in Functional Endoscopic Sinus Surgery (FESS).”
RRMCH congratulates
Dr. Rajendran Dinesh Kumar on this notable achievement and commends him for bringing national recognition to the institution.
The Department of Pediatrics & Neonatology, RRMCH, observed
World Prematurity Day 2025 on
28th November 2025 with the global theme
“Strong Start for a Hopeful Future.” The event brought together families of
preterm NICU graduates, faculty, and staff to celebrate the resilience and progress of babies born prematurely.
Event Highlights
The program began with a formal inauguration ceremony, featuring the watering of a plant symbolizing growth and hope, followed by a theme-based cake cutting. The ceremony was graced by:
- Dr. Sathyamurthy – Dean
- Dr. Praveen – Medical Superintendent
- Dr. Rajanish – HOD, Pediatrics
- Dr. Roopakala – HOD, OBG
- Dr. Nitisha – HOD, Ophthalmology
- Dr. Keshava Murthy – Pediatric Surgery
- Dr. Venkatesh – NICU In-charge
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This global health awareness day focuses on HIV prevention, supporting those living with HIV, and remembering those who have lost their lives to AIDS-related illnesses. Communities worldwide organize educational campaigns, testing drives, and solidarity events to combat stigma and promote understanding about HIV transmission and treatment advances.
The Department of
Pediatrics, Rajarajeswari Medical College & Hospital (RRMCH) successfully organized a
Basic Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP) for nursing students from
24th to 29th November 2025. The training aimed to equip participants with essential knowledge and hands-on skills required for effective newborn resuscitation and immediate postnatal care.
Inauguration
The program commenced with an inaugural ceremony graced by:
- Dr. Sathya Murthy – Dean
- Dr. Praveen Kumar – Medical Superintendent
- Dr. Rajanish K. V – HOD, Department of Pediatrics
The event was coordinated by Dr. Malavika J (Associate Professor), supported by NRP-trained faculty and Junior Residents from the Department of Pediatrics.
Program Highlights
During the week-long training, nursing students received practical and interactive sessions on:
Fundamentals of Neonatal Resuscitation
Initial Assessment and Airway Management
Effective Ventilation Techniques
Chest Compressions: Indications and Method
Essential Newborn Care after Stabilization
Hands-on demonstrations and guided practice ensured that students developed the confidence and competence required to manage newborn emergencies.
Participation and Impact
The program witnessed enthusiastic participation, reflecting the students’ commitment to strengthening their neonatal care skills. This training initiative is expected to significantly contribute to improving delivery room preparedness, enhancing the quality of newborn care, and promoting better neonatal outcomes.
