Students of Narsingh Das Public School in Taraori visited a local hospital to acknowledge the vital contributions of medical professionals and promote health awareness among themselves. The visit coincided with Doctors' Day celebrations, where the students expressed gratitude to Dr Nipun Kalra, Dr Karishma, Dr Vinay, Dr Vikas, and Dr Chand Sindhu by presenting them with garlands.
Doctors' Day Significance Explained
Senior Medical Officer Dr Nipun Kalra addressed the students, explaining that Doctors' Day is celebrated in India on July 1 in honour of the renowned physician and former Chief Minister of West Bengal, Dr Bidhan Chandra Roy. This annual observance recognises the tireless efforts of doctors in safeguarding public health.
School Director's Remarks
School Director Dharmendra Khera remarked that “doctors safeguard both our physical and mental well-being, and we should always remain grateful for their tireless efforts and selfless service to society.” His words underscored the importance of acknowledging healthcare workers' dedication.
Participants and Impact
Teachers Sunita Gaba and Dinesh Rana accompanied the students, including Sharandeep Kaur, Sonakshi, Ishita, Mukul, Yash, and Naksh, during the hospital visit. The initiative aimed to foster a sense of gratitude and health awareness among the younger generation, encouraging them to value the contributions of medical professionals in their community.
