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30 Nursing Students pass out from the College of Nursing, Army Hospital (R&R)

New Delhi. The Lamp Lighting Ceremony of 3rd Batch of BSc Nursing students of College of Nursing, Army Hospital (R&R) was held in New Delhi November 9.

This special day paved a new milestone in the history of College of Nursing, Army Hospital (R&R) as 30 budding nursing students adorned themselves in their new pattern of uniform. This new outfit will definitely make a change in these young minds making them more confident to excel in their field and will take nursing profession to greater heights.

Commandant Army Hospital (R&R) Lt Gen SD Duhan, who was the Chief Guest gave away the prizes to the meritorious students – N/Cdt Parul, N/Cdt Ankita Mitra, N/Cdt Jyotsna, N/Cdt Arunima GP, PN(Ms) Ching and PN(Ms) Sheetal. He stressed that the students should not only enhance their knowledge skill and competence but also learn the techniques of soft skills.

In an impressive ceremony, the lit lamp was passed from Addl DGMNS Maj Gen Sushila Shahi to Maj Gen Elizabeth John, Principal Matron Army Hospital (R&R) who in turn passed it to the teachers and these teachers then passed the lamp to the students emphasizing the passing of knowledge and soft skills from one generation to the next.

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