On 25 July 1978, Louise Joy Brown became the first baby to be conceived through IVF or in vitro fertilization and so the date is celebrated as World Embryologists Day every year.
The Indian National Flag remains a symbol of India’s rich cultural heritage, its hard-fought struggle for freedom, and the aspirations of its people for a united and prosperous nation. National Flag Day is observed on July 22 annually to celebrate the adoption of the tricolour designed by Pingali Vekayya as the flag of India.
World Youth Skills Day is celebrated on 15 July every year to raise awareness about the importance of technical, vocational education & training and the development of other skills relevant to both local and global economies.
Paper Bag Day is observed on 12 July annually to recognise the importance of the invention of the Paper Bag that we mostly take for granted. In 1852, Francis Wolle, a schoolteacher, invented the first machine to mass-produce paper bags.
The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) was established on 1st July 1949 and so in India is marked as Chartered Accountants Day. It is the second-largest professional accounting and finance body in the world.
In India, Doctor’s Day is observed on the 1st of July to mark the importance of doctors in our lives. This day is also meant to commemorate the medical industry and its advancements.
The institution celebrated International Yoga Day with great enthusiasm and participation from the Dean, Principal, Medical Superintendent, faculty members, staff, and students. The event highlighted the significance of Yoga as India’s timeless gift to the world and its role in promoting physical, mental, and emotional well-being.
The programme commenced with a ceremonial plant sapling presentation, symbolizing growth, life, and sustainability. The gathering then warmly welcomed the esteemed yoga instructor, Mrs. Uma, who conducted an engaging and informative yoga session. Through her expert guidance, participants learned various yoga practices aimed at improving flexibility, concentration, stress management, and overall health.
The event served as a reminder that health extends beyond the absence of disease and encompasses complete physical, mental, and social well-being. Participants actively took part in the session and experienced the benefits of mindful movement and breathing exercises.
The celebration concluded with a message encouraging everyone to incorporate yoga into their daily routines and embrace a healthier, more balanced lifestyle. The institution expresses its sincere gratitude to Mrs. Uma for her valuable contribution and to all participants for making the event a grand success.
Conducted on: 16.06.2026 to 18.06.2026
Venue: MEU, College Building
Number of Participants: 30
Resource Persons: MEU Members
NMC Appointed Observer: Dr. Lakshmi T.A.
Professor & HOD, Department of Anatomy
MEU Coordinator, PESUIMSR Bangalore
Introduction
The Basic Course in Medical Education (BCME) was conducted from 16.06.2026 to 18.06.2026 under the aegis of the Medical Education Unit (MEU) with the objective of enhancing faculty competencies in teaching, learning, assessment, and implementation of Competency-Based Medical Education (CBME). The workshop aimed to sensitize faculty members to contemporary educational principles and equip them with skills required for effective teaching and assessment of undergraduate medical students.
The Department of Endocrinology and Nutrition organized a symposium on “Obesity and Nutrition” on 19th June at the Kadamba College Auditorium.
The program commenced with a welcome address by Dr. Mohan K. Rao, Professor and Head, Department of Endocrinology. The session was anchored by Ms. Usha, Chief Dietitian, RRMCH. The program began with an invocation song by Ms. Shreya, an intern, followed by the ceremonial lamp-lighting by the dignitaries present. Dr. Praveen, Medical Superintendent, addressed the gathering and highlighted the significance of the symposium. Dr. Sameechi, a final-year medical resident, introduced the speakers and initiated the panel discussion.
The following topics were presented by esteemed speakers who are experts in their respective fields:
Topic 1: Physiological Regulation of Weight Balance
Speaker: Dr. Jyothi Vybhavi V. S., MBBS, MD
Professor, Department of Physiology, SCMCH
Topic 2: Medical Management of Obesity and the Role of Semaglutide
Speaker: Dr. Shruthi Jayaram, MBBS, MD, DM (Endocrinology)
Associate Professor, Department of Endocrinology, RRMCH
Topic 3: The Role of Nutrition in Weight Balance
Speaker: Ms. Edwina Raj, MS, RD, CDE, PhD
Head, Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics
Aster CMI Hospital, Bengaluru
Panel Discussion:
“Obesity—A Modern-Day Pandemic and Its Modern-Day Solutions”
Panelists:
* Dr. Mohan K. Rao – Professor and Head, Department of Endocrinology, RRMCH
* Dr. Krishna M. V. – Professor, Department of Medicine, RRMCH
* Dr. Priyanka Singh – Professor and Head, Department of Physiology, RRMCH
* Ms. Edwina Raj – Head, Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics, Aster CMI Hospital, Bengaluru
The symposium was well attended by faculty members from various departments, postgraduate residents, and interns. The event concluded with lunch for all attendees.
