Sri Krishna Janmashtami Celebration

Janmashtami is also called “Sri Krishna Jayanti” which is celebrated as the birthday of Lord Krishna. Krishna Janmashtami is observed on 8th day of the Krishna Paksha (dark fortnight) in the Hindu calendar month of Shraavana, which corresponds to Gregorian months of August and September. Hindu’s believe that, nearly 6000 years ago, on the same day, Krishna was born to Vasudeva and Devaki, in the prison in Mathura, where they were confiscated by the evil demon Kamsa who was also the maternal uncle of Krishna. It is believed that Lord Vishnu took avtaar (reincarnation) in form of Krishna to end the evil rule of Kamsa by slaying him. Hindus see Krishna as the God of Love and compassion, having exceptional wit and intelligence. Thus, they celebrate his birth day with harmony and love towards all living beings. RRCN also observed the ‘Krishna Janmashtami’ in a customary way at its lobby with all the décor and folklore. The celebration included dahi handi breaking and also distributed the prasada.

RGUHS Football Tournament

RRCN students have secured the runner up position in the state level football tournament competing against East point college of nursing organised by RGUHS.
Congratulations to the team and coaches

Special School visit

As a part of curriculum 3rd year Bsc and 2nd Gnm students visited Krishna chaithanya special school on 10.08.24 and 12.08.24. Which was organised by department of pediatric Nursing. The faculty accompanied with the students are Mrs. Suganya V, professor and HOD department of pediatric and Mrs. Debolina, Assistant professor. The purpose of the visit are to make students to aware the different types of disability, various methods of teaching and learning for children with low IQ. It was an direct learning experience for students. We thank the Founder Dr. J T Venkateshaiah, M.Sadashivappa, chairman and Mrs. Rohini P Head misses for giving chance to experience in your esteemed organization.  

Report on Organ Donation Day- 2024

A WALKATHON was organized by the Department of Medical Surgical Nursing on 20th of August 2024 to create awareness among public about the importance and need of ORGAN DONATION. Around 250 students along with the faculty members took part in the event. The walk began from the urban health centre of Channasandra at 10am and completed at Field Marshal General Cariappa Park. The students were holding the posters and placards to disseminate the information about organ donation and also the students were shouting the slogans throughout the walk to bring attention of the public to the importance and need of organ donation. The walk was constantly supervised by the police who ensured our safety throughout the event. Refreshments were arranged for the participants at the end of the walkathon.  

Anti ragging

Anti ragging week was observed at RRCN on 12-08-2024 and as a part of it Mime competition was conducted based on the theme “Unite against ragging” and the winners were awarded with prizes and certificates.  

Carrier Guidance and counseling

Carrier guidance and counseling was organised in RajaRajeswari college of nursing on 20-08-2024 by Dr. Umadevi A K, Principal, RRCN in collaboration with Elyonder educational services. To help students to gain knowledge, skills and experience to make decisions about their career path. The sessions were interactive. Eligibility criteria, documents required, levels of German language test and all the Steps to get job in Germany was explained by Mrs. Swarnalatha and team. The students learned about the scope of nursing in Germany  

Independence Day

The Independence Day celebration at RajaRajeswari College of nursing was held on August 15, 2024 with patriotic pride. Dr. Umadevi A K, Principal, RRCN hoisted the National flag at 8.30 am in the presence of teachers and students. The National anthem was sung by all students and staff members with great pride. The program concluded with vote of thanks followed by sweet distribution.  

Pranic Healing

A guest lecture on Pranic Healing was conducted on 12/08/24 at lecture hall 4, RRMCH. The session aimed to introduce the principles and techniques of Pranic Healing to the attendees, highlighting its benefits for physical and mental well-being.  

International Yoga Day 2024

The International Yoga Day celebration was held on June 22/06/2024, at ACS Auditorium organized by RRCN. The event aimed to promote the benefits of yoga for physical and mental well-being and to encourage a healthy lifestyle among participants. The event saw a diverse group of participants, including students, faculty members and yoga enthusiasts. Approximately 300 people attended the celebration. The yoga sessions were conducted by experienced yoga instructors Mrs Pushpa Angadi and Mr Sachin from Yoganivasa. The sessions were tailored for different skill levels, ensuring that everyone from beginners to advanced practitioners could participate and benefit. The event also included a session on meditation and breathing exercises, led by Mrs. Pushpa Angadi and Mr. Sachin. Participants learned various meditation techniques and breathing exercises to help reduce stress and improve concentration. Participants provided positive feedback, expressing their appreciation for the well-organized event and the valuable insights gained from the sessions. Many attendees expressed interest in continuing their yoga practice and requested more such events in the future.

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SAARANG 2024

RRCN organized a series of sports and cultural events for students to encourage participants, team work and showcase their talents. The events were conducted from 22-07-2024 to 26-07-2024 and witnessed enthusiastic involvement from all the students. The students were divided into four groups namely Ravenclaw, Slytherin, Hufflepuff & Gryffirdor. A variety of sports events were organized including football tournament, Volleyball championship, throw ball, cricket, tug of war, indoor games and athletics.

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