“Numberless meetings and partings going on in the world
–on death, the great parting, from which none returns.
Humans often fall into hope than seeing
the reason, and long before we realize, disappointment becomes too hard to
handle”.
Ravindra Nath Tagore wrote in his famous
short story ‘Post Master’.
The undergraduate Medicos of prestigious
AIIMS, New Delhi took the grief of losing their classmate Preeti to the tentacles
of cancer disease on 19st October 2015 in a positive way and held a
remembrance for her through cultural program for cancer patients and bystanders
in Delhi State Cancer Institute on Saturday, 22nd October 2016 in
association with DNipCare and the Institute.
The program comprising dance and musical
performance artfully flagged with Cancer prevention messages by the budding
doctors was a unique experience for the gathered patients and bystanders. Over 50 medical students participated in the
program along with volunteers of Delhites’ National Initiative in Palliative
Care (DNipCare).
Dr. RK Grover, Director
and CEO, Delhi State Cancer Institute, while addressing the gathering lauded the
initiative of channelizing the potential of young medicos into public health
and community service and thereby making them part of the Nation building. Dr. Abdul Mannan, Joint Director felicitated
the positive attitude and empathetic gesture of the would-be doctors and wished
them success for leading the community in the right direction with their
medical and social skills. The medicos
visited the ailing patients belonging to far flung States and staying in Sir
Sobha Singh Dharamshala for availing free Cancer treatment from Delhi State
Cancer Institute, and distributed fruits and fruit juices to the patients while
exchanging pleasantries.
Ajmal Roshan, Raghunandan,
Mohammed Ajmal, Soorya Suresh, etc., led the team of medicos from AIIMS.
With warm regards,
kv hamza,
Gen. Secretary, DNipCare
www.dnipcare.org
9891008356
Gen. Secretary, DNipCare
www.dnipcare.org
9891008356
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