Mysuru : Nine doctors conferred Vaidya Rathna Awards
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Mysuru: Nine doctors were honoured with the Vaidya Rathna Awards, as a part of the World Doctor's Day celebrations, at Nadabrahma Sangeet Sabha here on Friday.The honour was conferred on all the nine medical practitioners by the Mysuru Clinical Society and Mysuru Elite Round Table.
Former Vice-Chancellor, Kuvempu University, K Chidananda Gowda, inaugurated the event, while Karnataka State Gangubai Hanagal Music and Performing Arts University, Vice-Chancellor, Sarvamangala Shankar presented the awards.
Sarvamangala praised the efforts and sacrifices made by the doctors saying: "I salute the doctors for their dedicated service in saving precious lives. Organizers have done a good thing by identifying the doctors who have done good service to the people."Gowda also appreciated the doctors' service and dedication heartily.
B Dayananda, the city's commissioner of Police while lauding the efforts of the doctors towards public health said that in recent years medical and legal issues had taken on different hues. Showing willingness to organise a workshop with the help of the MCS, he called Mysuru a hub of yoga, tradition and culture, which he felt should also emerge as the health sector hub as well.
Former Vice-Chancellor, Kuvempu University, K Chidananda Gowda, inaugurated the event, while Karnataka State Gangubai Hanagal Music and Performing Arts University, Vice-Chancellor, Sarvamangala Shankar presented the awards.
Sarvamangala praised the efforts and sacrifices made by the doctors saying: "I salute the doctors for their dedicated service in saving precious lives. Organizers have done a good thing by identifying the doctors who have done good service to the people."Gowda also appreciated the doctors' service and dedication heartily.
B Dayananda, the city's commissioner of Police while lauding the efforts of the doctors towards public health said that in recent years medical and legal issues had taken on different hues. Showing willingness to organise a workshop with the help of the MCS, he called Mysuru a hub of yoga, tradition and culture, which he felt should also emerge as the health sector hub as well.
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