Awareness Programme on HIV/AIDS by NSS
The National Service Scheme (NSS) organized a significant Awareness Programme on HIV/AIDS at St Philomena’s PU College Auditorium on 27th Feb, 2024. The event was graced by the esteemed presence of Dr. Srirama, Medical Officer at Ashakirana Hospital, Mysore, who served as the Chief Guest for the occasion.
The programme commenced with a soulful Prayer Song performed by Richardson and Jeevan, setting a reflective tone for the event. This was followed by the ceremonial Lighting of the Lamp, symbolizing the dispelling of ignorance and the enlightenment brought forth by knowledge.
Priyanshu, in his role as the host, delivered a warm Welcome Address, extending greetings to the Chief Guest, dignitaries, and all participants. Hidayath then provided a comprehensive Introduction to the Chief Guest, highlighting Dr. Srirama’s notable contributions and expertise in the medical field.
Dr. Srirama, the esteemed Chief Guest and Medical Officer at Ashakirana Hospital, Mysore, delivered a captivating session during the Awareness Programme on HIV/AIDS. With profound knowledge and eloquence, Dr. Srirama presented a beautiful discourse, shedding light on critical aspects of HIV/AIDS awareness. His insightful remarks not only enriched the audience’s understanding of the subject but also inspired a collective commitment to addressing the challenges posed by the pandemic. The session proved to be an invaluable contribution to the cause, leaving a lasting impact on participants and reinforcing the importance of informed and proactive engagement in the ongoing fight against HIV/AIDS.
A moment of recognition and gratitude ensued with Mr. Chandan, the NSS Committeemember, presenting a Felicitation to Dr. Srirama on behalf of the organizing committee. This gesture acknowledged the Chief Guest’s commitment to healthcare and his valuable presence at the event.
Vismaya expressed sincere thanks to all participants, speakers, and volunteers in the Vote of Thanks, recognizing the collaborative effort that made the awareness programme possible. The attendees were encouraged to carry the knowledge gained forward and contribute to spreading awareness about HIV/AIDS.
The event concluded on a patriotic note with the rendition of the National Anthem, fostering a sense of unity and commitment among the participants.
Overall, the NSS Awareness Programme on HIV/AIDS proved to be an enlightening and impactful event, fostering awareness and understanding of a crucial public health issue. The success of the programme was attributed to the active participation of all involved, including the Chief Guest, organizers, and attendees.
