Women’s Day Celebration 2019
International Women’s Day is celebrated globally on 8 March every year in honour of their remarkable contribution to our society. The day also, commemorates the inspiring role of women around the world to secure women’s rights and build more equitable societies.
Rajarajeswari Group of Institution is also celebrating the “International Women’s Day” by conducting Inter Collegiate Sports “RRGI’s WOMENS PREMIER LEAGE – WPL” Bangalore Zone Women’s Sports Tournament.
Rajarajeswari Group of Institutions are conducting Awareness and Hygiene programs like:
Good Touch and Bad Touch awareness for school students by Rajarajeswari College of Nursing
Distribution of sanitary napkins and Personal Hygiene by Rajarajeswari Dental College and Hospital
Dental Hygiene for villagers by Rajarajeswari Dental College and Hospital
Breast & Cervical Cancer Awareness program and screening by Rajarajeswari Medical College and Hospital
Distribution of Purple Ribbons for all the women for women empowerment at Rajarajeswari Medical College and Hospital Campus.
Nutrition and Fitness (Aerobics) sessions
and many more women oriented programs have been organised by RRGI group of Institutions.
ALL THE WOMEN STAFF FROM THE MEDICAL, DENTAL, ENGINEERING, NURSING AND PHHYSIOTHERAPY COLLEGES IN BANGALORE ARE REQUESTED TO TAKE PART AND MAKE THIS CELEBRATION A GRAND SUCSESS.
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we Rajarajeswari Group of Institutions celebrated ‘
International Women’s Day’ as habitually on 8th March 2019 with a great significance.
This year the Guests of Honour were …..
1. Dr. Hema Divakar
Gynecologist & Obstetrician
MBBS, MD, OBG, PGDMLE, DGO
Divakar’s Speciality Hospital, Bangalore.
2. Mrs. Pramila S Bhatt
Former Captain,
Indian Women’s Cricket
3. Mrs. Girija Lokesh
Stage, TV & Movie Artist
Kannada Industry
4. A ceremonial visit by
Flight Lieutenant Dr, Chaitanya.
These dignitaries grace the function by lighting the lamp and gave a petite inspirable speech.
Dignitaries in their speech welcomed all the ladies to the special occasion of Women’s day Celebration. Expressed as despite the fact everyone accepts as truth, everyday should be dedicated to the celebration of womanhood.
Dignitaries spoke about the presence of a woman which has given a strong impact in everyone’s life. The world would have not been possible without this species. Woman is not only the one who is married or somebody who is beyond a certain age. Each feminine born has the inherited woman traits in her, the special feelings of care, affection, endless and overwhelming love and many more. Women are the perfect entities to be celebrated. We women should cherish the blessing of being a woman.
That is why this single 24 hour day is way too short for appreciating or recognizing the deeds that woman do. This day is specified as the day that celebrates the social, economic, cultural, political and personal achievements of a woman. Each one of us is so confident to know our weaknesses and work with the best of the efforts to overcome them. It seems so great to see when the reward and recognition posts go on declaring the ‘Top 100 women entrepreneurs’, ‘Top 20 women CEOs’, ‘Women leading the NGOs’, etc. Women are reaching great heights of recognition and working style. This day is dedicated to the
parity discussion as well. We should continue putting in all our efforts. There is no stance in which we women are less in comparison to men.
Finally wished “
Happy women’s day” and thanked one and all for being a part of the celebration.
The function followed with cultural, toy show and more programmes with a refreshing lunch. Function concluded with a great bash from all the women who witness the celebration.
Department of OBG – Free Breast and Cancer Screening and checkup for women
Inter Collegiate sports – Chess, Carom, Shuttle and many more
Cricket – WPL
Runners – Nimans and Winners – RRMCH
Throw Ball
RRCE – Runners and RRMCH – Winners
RRDCH – Distribution of Sanitary Pads and Awareness of Personal Hygiene on the occasion of International Women’s Day.
Department of Public Health Dentistry, Rajarajeswari Dental College and Hospital conducted a “Menstrual hygiene awareness campaign and Free Distribution of sanitary pads to rural women” on 19-02-2019
As a part of International Women’s Day celebration by the Rajarajeswari group of institutions (RRGI), the Department of Public Health Dentistry, Rajarajeswari dental college and hospital, organized a health awareness drive among the rural women folk of ketohalli, Ganapathi halli &Ganapathi halli colony with emphasis on ‘menstrual hygiene’ and proper usage and disposal of sanitary pads. With the help and support of the Anganwadi and ASHA workers of these villages, a door to door campaign was done by the interns, postgraduates and women staff of Public Health Dentistry. The target group mainly consisted of women of child bearing age group (15-45 yrs) and also adolescent girls of ages 13 yrs and above. They were made aware of healthy practices, personal hygiene during menstruation, taboos and myths surrounding menstruation were clarified, problems associated with menstruation, importance of diet, iron deficiency and its impact on menstruation were stressed upon.
With the help of RRGI, and the cooperation of the ASHA workers, Anganwadi workers of these villages, free sanitary pad distribution was also undertaken to these women.
Also, Group D and Auxiliary staff of RRDCH were educated on menstrual hygiene and they were also provided with free sanitary pads.
AWARENESS CAMPAIGN ON BREAST CANCER
In commemoration of International women’s day 2019 an awareness campaign on breast and cervical cancer was conducted in rural field practice areas of RRMCH (Ramanagara district) by the Dept of Community Medicine in co-ordination with Dept of Pathology under the leadership of Dr. Shyam A.C (Professor, Dept of Pathology).
Dr. Vidusha. K,(Asst. Prof, Dept of Community Medicine) Dr. Neshant balaje R.S, Dr.Krithika .T.T(Post-graduates ,Dept of Community Medicine) took active part in the programme. Dr. Jyothi and Dr. Latha (Professors, Dept of Pathology) also took part in the programme. The health workers and the staff of RHTC participated actively in the programme. House to house campaign was done by students of 3rd year under the supervision of interns who were monitored by the Post-graduates. Health education was given on breast self-examination, warning signs of Breast and cervical cancer to all the women above the age of 25 years. Individuals with risk factors were referred to RRMCH by the post-graduates. About 3000 women in 25 villages was covered under the programme. Lunch was provided by the college and co-ordinated by the Dept of Community Medicine. The programme concluded successfully.
Nursing College – Good Touch and Bad Touch
An inspirational talk on “Nutrition and Yoga” by Dr.Ashwini Rachappa, MD (Yoga Therapy & Rehab), DNHE (Dietities), Certified Diabetic Educator, PEOPLE TREE YOGA THERAPY & Life Style Clinic, Consultant, Chief PEOPLE TREE YOGAKSHEMAM.
Aerobic Session by Ms. Ambika, GYM Trainer, RRMCH.
