RAMA MEDICAL COLLEGE HOSPITAL & RESEARCH CENTRE, HAPUR

On the sacred occasion of the first Monday of Shravan , the atmosphere at Rama Medical College was filled with devotion and divine energy as the doctors, students, and staff came together to perform the auspicious Rudrabhishek. The event took place in the college premises with great enthusiasm and spiritual fervor, invoking blessings from Lord Shiva for the well-being, prosperity, and success of all.  

The ceremony began early in the morning with Vedic chanting, followed by the Abhishek of Lord Shiva with milk, honey, water, curd, ghee, and bilva leaves. The collective chanting of “Om Namah Shivaya” echoed throughout the campus, creating a serene and soul-stirring environment.

Faculty members, students, and administrative staff actively participated in the rituals, offering prayers and seeking divine guidance in their medical journey and service to humanity. The event also reflected the institution’s commitment to nurturing not only academic excellence but also cultural and spiritual values.

Such celebrations provide a sense of unity and emotional well-being among students and staff, fostering a positive and compassionate learning environment. The Rudrabhishek concluded with aarti and prasad distribution, leaving everyone with a sense of inner peace and spiritual fulfillment.

Rama Medical College continues to blend knowledge with culture, and science with spirituality - making it a truly holistic space for future healthcare professionals.

In a significant step toward academic and professional enrichment, three students from Rama Medical College recently represented the institution at the prestigious Bronchopulmonary World Congress, held in conjunction with the Comprehensive Critical Care Conference. The event brought together global leaders, clinicians, researchers, and students in the fields of respiratory medicine and critical care, fostering an atmosphere of innovation, collaboration, and learning.

Representing Rama Medical College were:

• Arnav Gandhi – Batch of 2020
• Keshav Chopra – Batch of 2022
• Samridhi Sharma – Batch of 2022

The congress featured a rich lineup of scientific sessions, expert panels, and case-based discussions focusing on some of the most pressing issues in pulmonology and critical care today. For the Rama Medical College delegates, the conference served not only as an educational experience but also as a platform to engage with international experts and fellow students from across the globe.

Bridging Science and Clinical Practice

A major highlight of the event was the thoughtful integration of cutting-edge research with practical clinical applications. Sessions covering the advanced management of bronchopulmonary dysplasia, interstitial lung disease, and severe asthma treatments offered fresh insights into current challenges and evolving therapies. Real-world case discussions added a valuable layer of applicability to the theoretical content, enhancing the overall learning experience.

Advancing Critical Care Perspectives

The critical care sessions were equally impactful. Topics such as ventilator management, updated sepsis protocols, ECMO (extracorporeal membrane oxygenation), and the role of artificial intelligence in ICU settings were both timely and future-focused. These discussions emphasized how deeply interwoven pulmonary and critical care medicine have become—especially in managing patients with complex and multifactorial conditions.

Embracing Multidisciplinary Collaboration

One of the most inspiring takeaways for the delegates was the strong emphasis on multidisciplinary teamwork. The conference brought together a diverse group of professionals including pulmonologists, intensivists, nurses, respiratory therapists, and medical researchers. This collaborative approach underscored the importance of teamwork and holistic care in both acute and chronic medical settings.

A Transformative Experience

Reflecting on their experience, the students shared how the congress left them feeling more informed, inspired, and motivated. Exposure to global perspectives and innovative strategies has broadened their understanding of modern medical practice and reaffirmed their commitment to continuous learning and improvement.

As the students return to Rama Medical College, they bring with them not only advanced knowledge but also a renewed enthusiasm to apply these insights in their clinical training and future careers. Participation in such high-caliber events underscores the institution's growing emphasis on academic excellence, professional development, and international engagement.

Rama Medical College in Hapur celebrated International Yoga Day on June 21, 2025, with boundless enthusiasm and deep commitment. The serene campus grounds were transformed early in the morning into a vibrant hub of mindfulness as students, faculty, and staff gathered for a grand yoga session. The event began with a welcome address by the Dean, emphasizing the holistic benefits of yoga in promoting physical health, mental clarity, and emotional well‑being—particularly important in a demanding medical environment.

Under the guidance of certified yoga instructors, participants moved through a series of carefully chosen asanas (postures) and pranayama (breathing) techniques. From gentle stretches to more advanced poses, every attendee found a practice suited to their level. The tranquil energy of collective breathing and focused concentration created a powerful sense of unity.

Following the physical exercises, a short meditation session offered a peaceful conclusion, allowing everyone to reflect inwardly and recharge before the busy day ahead. Light refreshments, including herbal teas and fresh fruit, were served, reinforcing the event’s emphasis on wholesome, mindful living.

Rama Medical College’s International Yoga Day celebration epitomized the institution’s dedication to nurturing well‑rounded health professionals. By merging ancient wellness traditions with modern medical education, the college underscored the importance of balancing scientific rigor with personal well‑being—a message both timely and timeless.

Rama Medical College in Hapur recently hosted a vibrant celebration to mark the 300th Jayanti of Rani Ahilyabai Holkar, engaging its students with a spirit of creativity, debate, and historical reflection. The event featured two main competitions:

Children, especially young girls, enthusiastically participated in designing rangolis that reflected Rani Ahilyabai’s legacy of women’s empowerment, dignity, and self-reliance. Their colorful artwork depicted scenes from her reign—temple restorations, acts of justice, and her nurturing leadership—creating a tangible connection with her inspiring life.Deepawali secured 1^st position in the competition while Varsha & Dimple secured 2^nd & 3^rd position respectively.

 In the debate competition,Participants debated topics rooted in Rani Ahilyabai’s administrative acumen, equitable governance, and vision for social welfare. They convincingly addressed themes such as the importance of ethical leadership and the enduring lessons of her rule.

Participants were awarded certificates and prizes in both competitions. The college faculty commended the students for their insightful representations and thoughtful arguments, encouraging them to walk in Ahilyabai's footsteps and serve society with conviction and compassion.

Rama Medical College's initiative exemplifies how educational institutions can revive historical figures through student-led creativity and discourse—honoring the legacy of Rani Ahilyabai Holkar while nurturing tomorrow’s empowered, socially aware leaders.

The Department of Anatomy at Rama Medical College Hospital & Research Centre, Hapur, recently organized an engaging Model Presentation event, bringing to life the complexities of human neuroanatomy through student innovation and enthusiasm.

Guided by the visionary leadership of Professor (Dr) Mahindra Kumar Anand—a well-recognized figure in anatomical sciences and the current Professor and Head of the Department of Anatomy—the event witnessed exceptional participation from MBBS 1st Year students (Batch 2024).

Students meticulously crafted and presented anatomical models on various intricate structures and neural pathways, including the Rubrospinal Tract, Reticulospinal Tract, Olivo Spinal Tract, Corticospinal Tracts, Vestibulospinal Tracts, Tectospinal Pathway, and many more. Central nervous system components like the 4th Ventricle, C.S.F. Circulation, Visual and Auditory Pathways, Reflex Arc, and Functional Areas of the Cerebrum were also insightfully displayed. Models on Parkinsonism, Limbic System, Olfactory Pathway, and Basal Ganglia highlighted the students’ clinical understanding of neuroanatomy.

This hands-on approach not only strengthened students' foundational knowledge but also encouraged peer learning and collaborative exploration. The event emphasized the importance of visual and practical learning in mastering the complexities of human anatomy.

Participants were felicitated for their efforts, recognizing their dedication and creativity. The event concluded with motivating words from Dr. Mahindra Kumar Anand, who appreciated the students’ hard work and reaffirmed the department's commitment to excellence in medical education and research.

Such academic events truly embody Rama Medical College’s vision to nurture future healthcare leaders through innovative, research-driven learning platforms.

Students from Rama Medical College recently showcased their athletic prowess at a sports competition held at JS Medical College, participating in volleyball, badminton, table tennis and football matches. The event not only provided a platform for friendly competition but also fostered camaraderie among medical students from various institutions. The  girls volleyball team, Anshika from the Batch of 2021; Unnati, Aditi, Sakshi, Simran, Yashika, and Swati from the Batch of 2022; and Ayushi, Sidhi, Divya, Ananya Dutta, Manya, and Ishika from the Batch of 2023  backed by enthusiastic supporters, displayed remarkable teamwork and skill.Their dedication and strategic plays led them to clinch the championship title, earning them accolades and recognition for their hard work.

Similarly, the boys football team, Gautam and Anubhav Gogoi from the batch 2020; Prashant from batch 2021; Aman,Chetan,Farhan,Divyansh,Arnav,Nikhil,Rahul Shokeen from batch 2022; krish,Satyam,Rakshat,Anshul from batch 2023 & Soham,vaibhav,Raeed,Anirudh,Lakshit &Kartikey from batch 2024 impressed spectators with their agility and coordinated efforts on the field, securing a commendable position and bringing home a well-deserved prize.

Arvind Lath and Prachi Dahiya participated in the Table Tennis event, showcasing great enthusiasm and sportsmanship. In Badminton, Garvit Tuteja, Medha, Sanna Jamwal, and Parth Kadyan represented the school with dedication and energy. Their active involvement in sports reflects a strong commitment to fitness and teamwork.

 The success of Rama Medical College in these sports events underscores the importance of physical wellness and teamwork in the medical profession. The spirited participation in sports activities promotes not only fitness but also essential life skills such as collaboration and resilience. Overall, the achievements of the students at JS Medical College reflect the vibrant campus culture at Rama Medical College, where students are encouraged to excel in both academics and extracurricular activities. The college community is proud of their accomplishments and looks forward to future competitions and continuing to represent their institution with pride.

Rama College, Hapur, celebrated the auspicious occasion of Maha Shivratri with great devotion, creativity, and cultural spirit. The event was beautifully organized by the cultural committee, with enthusiastic participation from students who brought the divine story of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati to life through a series of captivating plays and performances. The highlight of the event was a theatrical portrayal of the Shiv-Parvati Vivah (wedding), where students enacted the sacred union of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati in a dramatic and spiritual presentation. The performance began with a depiction of Goddess Parvati’s penance to win the love of Lord Shiva, followed by the grand Shiv Barat (wedding procession). The Barat scene was vibrant and lively, with students dressed as various mythological characters, including Lord Vishnu, Lord Brahma, Nandi, sages, and celestial beings. The atmosphere was filled with chants of “Har Har Mahadev” and devotional music, which added a divine essence to the celebration. The stage setup was thoughtfully designed to reflect Kailash Parvat and the Himalayas, creating a spiritual ambiance for the audience. In addition to the main play, several smaller performances took place, including devotional songs, classical dances such as Tandav and Bharatnatyam, and short skits that highlighted the significance of Maha Shivratri and Lord Shiva’s role in the cosmic cycle. Faculty members and students from various departments came together to witness the mesmerizing event. The dedication and hard work of the performers and organizers were clearly evident in every aspect, from costumes and sets to dialogues and choreography. The Principal of Rama College praised the students for their outstanding performances and encouraged such cultural activities as a means of staying connected with Indian traditions and spiritual values. The event concluded with the distribution of prasad and blessings for peace and prosperity. The Maha Shivratri celebration at Rama College was not only a spiritual event but also a beautiful cultural experience that left a lasting impression on everyone present.

Rama College, Hapur, recently hosted its Annual Sports Day, creating an atmosphere of excitement and enthusiasm that transformed the campus into a vibrant arena of energy and competition. The event aimed to promote physical fitness, teamwork, and a spirit of healthy competition among students. The day began with a grand opening ceremony where the Chief Guest—an esteemed local dignitary and sports personality—was welcomed by the Principal, faculty, and student council. This was followed by the hoisting of the college flag and the lighting of the ceremonial torch, symbolizing the official commencement of the day’s activities. A spectacular march-past featuring students representing different departments and houses set a disciplined and inspiring tone for the day. The sporting events included a wide range of competitions, such as track events like the 100m, 200m, and relay races, as well as field events like long jump, shot put, and javelin throw. Traditional games and fun-filled competitions, such as tug-of-war and sack races, encouraged participation from students across all disciplines. The atmosphere was electric, with enthusiastic cheering from spectators, motivating slogans, and lively music energizing the participants. Faculty members and staff actively took part in friendly matches and events, fostering a sense of community and camaraderie. The highlight of the day was the final relay race, which kept everyone on the edge of their seats. The event concluded with a prize distribution ceremony, where medals, trophies, and certificates were awarded to the winners by the Chief Guest and college authorities. In his closing speech, the Principal praised the efforts of the organizing committee, participants, and volunteers, emphasizing the importance of sports in building character, discipline, and leadership qualities. The Annual Sports Day at Rama College, Hapur, was not only a showcase of athletic excellence but also a day filled with joy, unity, and memorable moments for the entire college community.

On October 19, 2024, the Department of Ophthalmology at Rama Medical College & Hospital Research Center, Hapur, organized a Continuing Medical Education (CME) session under the chairmanship of Principal Dr. Anshu Sharma. This event gathered an audience of 30 postgraduate students from various medical colleges across the NCR region.

Prominent speakers from Delhi delivered lectures on advancements in ophthalmology, offering valuable insights into modern practices and techniques. The CME also featured a hands-on retina workshop specifically arranged for postgraduate students, providing a unique learning experience to enhance practical skills in retinal care.

Recognizing the educational value of this event, the Uttar Pradesh Medical Council awarded participants three credit hours, further contributing to their professional development in the field of ophthalmology.