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Time of India
3 days ago
- Health
- Time of India
A lifelong commitment to crisis care: Dimple Arora gets National Florence Nightingale Award from President
New Delhi: "God has given me the opportunity to help people, and that is what I am doing to the best of my ability and want to continue with it even after my retirement," said Dimple Arora, a senior nursing officer at RML Hospital. Her dedication to healthcare and crisis response was honoured with the prestigious 2025 National Florence Nightingale Award, presented by President Droupadi Murmu at Rashtrapati Bhavan on Friday, recognising her 27 years of selfless service. Born in Punjab's Firozpur, Arora's journey into nursing began after earning her general nursing and midwifery (GNM) diploma. She joined RML Hospital in 1998, but her contributions extended far beyond the hospital's walls, marked by her fearless response to some of India's most devastating disasters. In 2004, she was deployed to Port Blair following the catastrophic Indian Ocean tsunami. With over 400 lives lost and 3,000 people missing in Campbell Bay and Car Nicobar, Arora provided critical medical aid amid chaos. She administered first aid under extreme conditions, supported psychological trauma care and worked tirelessly to stabilise the injured, offering not just medical assistance but hope to grieving families. Her commitment didn't wane in 2010 when Leh-Ladakh faced a deadly cloudburst, triggering flash floods and mudslides. Amid the rugged terrain and harsh conditions, Arora managed emergency medical camps, treated injuries from debris and flooding, and coordinated with rescue teams to ensure timely care for the victims. In 2008, after the Delhi bomb blasts, she was on special duty, managing emergency responses for the injured, ensuring swift triage, and supporting overburdened medical teams. The following year, during the 2009 swine flu pandemic, she was stationed at the Delhi airport, screening travellers from affected regions while also providing critical care at RML Hospital. Her frontline service continued during Covid-19 pandemic, where she navigated the unprecedented health crisis with resilience and compassion. Arora's passion for healthcare, however, extends beyond crisis response. Holding an MSc in psychology and pursuing an MBA in health management, she champions lifelong learning to adapt to evolving healthcare challenges. Her leadership skills shine in both mentorship roles and providing counselling support for HIV-affected people. Senior nursing officer Ligi Boban, who worked with Arora, praised her exceptional patient management and calmness under pressure. Mahima, another colleague, highlighted Arora's ability to maintain clarity and leadership during emergencies while remaining approachable and supportive. As Arora approaches retirement, her unwavering spirit to serve remains strong. Her journey reflects the profound impact of compassionate, courageous care amid some of the darkest moments in recent history.
Time of India
4 days ago
- General
- Time of India
MPNRC result: MPNRC GNM and ANM 2025 results declared on mpnrc.mp.gov.in; check direct link here
GNM, ANM 2025 results announced by MPNRC MPNRC result 2025: The Madhya Pradesh Nurses Registration Council (MPNRC) has officially declared the results for various nursing courses, including General Nursing and Midwifery (GNM) and Auxiliary Nurse Midwifery (ANM), today. The results cover multiple year-end and supplementary examinations held earlier this year. Students from the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd year of both ANM and GNM programmes can now view their marks on the official MPNRC results portal. Candidates are advised to download their provisional mark sheets promptly and verify all the details mentioned. The official mark sheets will be distributed later through their respective institutions. How to Check MPNRC Result 2025: Step 1: Visit Step 2: Click on the relevant result link (ANM or GNM). Step 3: Select your course year (1st, 2nd or 3rd year). Step 4: Enter your roll number and date of birth. Step 5: Click Submit to view your result. Step 6: Download and print the provisional mark sheet. Direct Link to Check Result Candidates should reach out to their college authorities or MPNRC directly for any discrepancies or support. For queries, email: mpnursingcouncilexamsection@ by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like เทรดทองCFDs กับโบรกเกอร์ที่เชื่อถือได้ | เรียนรู้เพิ่มเติม IC Markets สมัคร Undo What's Next After the GNM Result Is Declared? Following the declaration of the GNM results, successful candidates are advised to begin preparations for their internship or final registration process, depending on their year of study. Third-year students who have cleared all subjects can apply for registration with the Madhya Pradesh Nurses Registration Council to become licensed practitioners. Additionally, students planning to pursue higher education in nursing, such as BSc Nursing or Post Basic Nursing, should start exploring admission opportunities and application deadlines. Stay connected for updates on revaluation dates and official mark sheet distribution. Ready to empower your child for the AI era? Join our program now! Hurry, only a few seats left.
Scroll.in
7 days ago
- Health
- Scroll.in
UPGET 2025 application window closes tomorrow; here's apply link
Atal Bihari Vajpayee Medical University, Uttar Pradesh has postponed the registration window for the UP GNM Entrance Test 2025 (UPGET 2025) till tomorrow, May 29. Eligible candidates can apply for the exam on the official website The entrance exam will be conducted on June 11 and the admit card will be released on June 4, 2025. The exam is conducted for admissions to GNM Course (3 Years) for all Private Institutions/ Colleges affiliated with UP State Medical Faculty running GNM Program. Eligibility Criteria Age Limit: The minimum age limit is 17 years as on December 31, 2025. Educational Qualification: 10+2 with English and must have obtained a minimum of 40% at the qualifying examination and English individually from any recognised board. Candidates are also eligible from State Open School recognised by State Government and National Institute of Open School (NIOS) recognised by Central Government. However, Science is preferable. More details in the notification below: Here's the official notification. Application Fee Candidates from the Unreserved/Other Backward Classes (UR/OBC) category will have to pay a fee of Rs 3000, whereas SC/ ST/ Persons with Disability category candidates will have to pay a fee of Rs 2000. Steps to apply for UPGET 2025
Scroll.in
22-05-2025
- Health
- Scroll.in
UPGET 2025 registration deadline today; apply now at abvmuup.edu.in
Atal Bihari Vajpayee Medical University, Uttar Pradesh, will close the registrations for the UP GNM Entrance Test 2025 (UPGET 2025) today, May 22. Eligible candidates can apply for the exam on the official website The entrance exam will be conducted on June 11 and the admit card will be released on June 4, 2025. The exam is conducted for admissions to GNM Course (3 Years) for all Private Institutions/Colleges affiliated with UP State Medical Faculty running GNM Program. Eligibility Criteria Age Limit: The minimum age limit is 17 years as on December 31, 2025. Educational Qualification: 10+2 with English and must have obtained a minimum of 40% at the qualifying examination and English individually from any recognised board. Candidates are also eligible from State Open School recognised by State Government and National Institute of Open School (NIOS) recognised by Central Government. However, Science is preferable. More details in the notification below: Here's the official notification. Application Fee Candidates from the Unreserved/Other Backward Classes (UR/OBC) category will have to pay a fee of Rs 3000, whereas SC/ ST/ Persons with Disability category candidates will have to pay a fee of Rs 2000. Steps to apply for UPGET 2025
Time of India
14-05-2025
- Health
- Time of India
Job saturation, specialisation see demand for MSc nursing
Mangaluru: The saturating job opportunities in European countries and the need for higher studies and specialisation are resulting in increased interest in MSc courses in nursing in coastal districts . Nursing colleges are witnessing rise in admissions for MSc programmes. According to the colleges, they may see a 20% to 30% admission increase for the next batch. Previously, after completing GNM and BSc nursing courses, candidates worked bedside nursing in India or moved abroad. Merlin Sheeba Jinto, principal of Sahyadri College of Nursing, shared that earlier only a few colleges in the district offered MSc programmes in nursing, and hardly had any takers. "However, in recent years, the scenario has changed, and a lot of them go for specialisation by getting admitted to MSc courses," she pointed to another former nursing college principal, the reason for more admissions to MSc nursing programmes is job saturation or decreasing opportunities abroad. Jasmine D'Souza shared that MSc in nursing saw a boom when rules were relaxed in 2007, and demand gradually decreased after a few years. However, the demand started again in the last two years, with institutions witnessing a 25% to 30% admission increasing every year. The reason is that the UK, Ireland, and other countries, which recruited many nurses post-Covid, have reduced recruitment. Among Gulf countries, only a few offer a good salary package. Dr Elsa Sanatombi Devi, professor, department of medical surgical nursing, MCON, Manipal, added that though the opportunities abroad are now low, having an MSc degree gives an edge to pursue a PhD and get into research. MSc student Neha Maria B shared that she planned to go abroad post-BSc but stayed back to pursue PG. "I would want to get into bedside nursing with a higher post in any hospital," she a principal of a prominent nursing college in the city alleged unethical practices of nursing colleges offering MSc courses. "Some colleges award MSc degrees to candidates without them attending any classes or completing their required thesis. The candidates will be working full-time somewhere. This must be curbed for the quality of education," the principal alleged.
