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VOL. 9 No. 2 FEBRUARY 2020

TNAI BULLETIN

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THE TRAINED NURSES’ ATHE TRAINED NURSES’ ATHE TRAINED NURSES’ ATHE TRAINED NURSES’ ATHE TRAINED NURSES’ ASSOCIASSOCIASSOCIASSOCIASSOCIATION OF INDIATION OF INDIATION OF INDIATION OF INDIATION OF INDIA

I N S I D EI N S I D EI N S I D EI N S I D EI N S I D E

18 Election Result: TNAI Meghalaya State Branch18 Nominations Invited for National Florence Nightingale

Award 202019 Application Form - Nominations Invited for National Flo-

rence Nightingale Award 202022 Events in February23 TNAI Welcome 202, ‘Year of Nurse & Midwife’, Commemo-

rating Bicentenary of Florence Nightingale24 XXVIII TNAI (78th) Conference - Invitation for Competition25 Consultation on Maternal Nutrition and Breastfeeding26 TNAI Felicitates National Florence Nightingale Awardees27 Provisional Ballot Paper: TNAI Bihar State Branch29 Provisional Ballot Paper: TNAI Karnataka State Branch30-32 Lost & Found; Poem; Corona Virus; Hindi Matter

Advertisers List28 Sadguru Institute of Nursing & Paramedical Sciences,

Satna, Madhya Pradesh

Let Us Commit Ourselves to Achieve Goal of 2020

T

he nurse community, the world over, welcomes proclamation of World Health Organisation (WHO)of the year 2020 as the Year of Nurse and Midwife. Nursing institutions shall be celebrating relevantactivities and programmes. At the same time, it is not to be lost sight of that Nurses can contribute their

best when suitably empowered; so, as we highlight the crucial role Nurses and Midwives serve, it is incumbenton us to bring to fore the manpower shortages and other problems being faced by the nursing professionals.

Consequent upon the decision taken at the Combined EC & Council meeting in December 2019, TNAIhad drawn its plan to celebrate the Year of Nurse and Midwife. It started with developing a table calendarand diary to showcase TNAI’s activities and major achievements, with emblem and photograph of Flo-rence Nightingale with inscription, ‘Year of Nurse and Midwife’. Both the items have been distributedamong EC and Council members and other concerned officers.

Even as all TNAI State/ UT Branches began organising programmes in their respective jurisdiction,on 2 January 2020, welcoming the Year of Nurse and Midwife, a Candle March was conducted in NewDelhi from Kerala House, Janpath to the lawns of Jantar Mantar that had representation from manynurse associations. It is believed that Candle March shall be an appropriate way to make nurses’ andmidwives’ role felt among lay populations. Next in pipeline is the inauguration of Year of Nurse andMidwife 2020 shortly, after the availability of dignitaries is confirmed. Signature campaign – to includeboth nurses and non-nurses (the viewers of video on TNAI website or Facebook shall be urged to sign);competitions on the theme; conduct of studies in related areas on Evidence-based practice in 2020; 5-minute video; 3-minute anthem for nurses etc. are among other proposed activities. The valedictoryfunction of 200th birth anniversary of Florence Nightingale will be held as part of TNAI Biennial confer-ence 2020.

The some issues that need immediate attention to improve the conditions of Indian nurses are:implementing the Central Government Recommen-dation after writ petition by TNAI for nurses workingin private institutions; improving the Nurse-patient ratioto provide quality Health Care; abolishing the con-tractual appointments and outsourcing of Nurses; cre-ation of Nursing Directorate in all the states, to beheaded by nurse and at the central level underMoHFW/ State Health & Family Welfare Department;equal pay for Equal work for all the Nurses and Mid-wives working in State and Central run hospitals;uniformity in nomenclature across the country.

We request all Branch Presidents, Secre-taries, executives and all nursing institutions to cel-ebrate the Year 2020 in best way possible to make itremarkable year for Nurses.

(Evelyn P Kannan)Chief Editor & Secretary General, TNAI

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Election Result: TNAI Meghalaya State BranchThe elections of TNAI Meghalaya State Branch were held on 4 December, 2019 at Schoolof Nursing, Civil Hospital, Shillong- 793001, Meghalaya. The following office bearerswere declared elected: 1. President: Ms Ivory Kharduit, TNAI No. 64709, RYNGI JynriewUpper Nongthymmai Shillong-793014. 2. Vice President: Mrs Sara Mary Jyrwa, TNAI No.66067, C/O Mrs S. Jyrwa, Lumpshyiap, Chandmari, Shillong-793001. 3. Secretary: MrsLarista Dohling, TNAI No. 117231, Shillong Polytechnic Quarter, Mawlai Kynton Massar,Shillong- 793022. 4. Joint Secretary: Mrs Marbokar N Synnah, TNAI No. 125606, Dr. H.Gorden Roberts Hospital, Shillong- 793002, Jaiwa Meghalaya. 5. Treasurer: Ms SilbanaLyngdoh, TNAI No. 79222, Khilehshnong, Mawlyrnei, GTC Road, Shillong- 793006. 6. SNAAdvisor: Ms Thiyarlyne Nongkhlaw, TNAI No. 122347, School of Nursing, Civil HospitalShillong- 793001. 7. Chairperson- Membership Committee: Mrs Queencina Dkhar, TNAINo. 135841, Wahthapbroo, Shillong, East Khasi Hills-793002. 8. Chairperson-ProgramCommittee: Ms Phisha Nora Nongpuluh, TNAI No. 92603, HNo. RN-88 Ryngi Jynriew,Upper Nongthymmai, Shillong-793014. 9. Chairperson- Public Health Section: Ms SylviaKharbani, TNAI No. 60846, Nazareth Hospital Shillong-793003. 10. Chairperson -NursingService Section: Ms Arambam Thadoi Chanu, TNAI No. 122358, Nursing Superintendent,North Eastern Institute of Ayurveda and Homoeopathy Mawdiangdiang, Shillong- 793018.11. Chairperson -Nursing Education and Research Committee: Mrs Daily Happy Langba,TNAI No. 141311, H. No. 230 Dong Kadiang, Village- Nongmensong, Dist-East Khasi Hills,Shillong-793019. 12. Chairperson- Socio Economic Welfare Committee: Mr DaiamonlangNongbri, TNAI No. 133577, Lummawbah Upper Shillong, East Kahsi Hills-793005. 13. Rep-resentative LHV/ANM Committee: Mrs Wistidiancy Marpna, TNAI No. 294230, GaneshDas Hospital Govt. of Meghalaya, Shillong-793001.

Smt Larilin Riahtam, Returning Officer,TNAI Meghalaya State Branch Election 2019

Vice Principal, School of Nursing,Theresa House Training Centre, Ganesh DasGovt. M&CH Hospital Lawmali Shillong, East Khasi Hill District-793001, Meghalaya

Nominations Invited for

National Florence Nightingale Nurses Award 2020

Indian Nursing Council invites nominations of outstanding nurses working in government(central, state or autonomous bodies), private, missionary or charitable institutions foraward of Florence Nightingale Nurses Award 2020.

The award is presented on 12 May every year, the International Nurses Day, marking thebirth anniversary of Florence Nightingale. The next award ceremony shall be held on 12May 2020.

Each State/ UT should recommend a minimum of three names for each category i.e. (1)Audiliary Nurses & Midwife (2) Registered Nurses and (3) Midwife & Registered Lady HealthVisitors. Each award carries a certificate, a medal and cash of Rs. 50,000/. The resumes ofthe candidates with their resume and documentary proof in support of claim may be for-warded to the President, Indian Nursing Council, 8th Floor, NBCC Centre, Plot No. 2, Com-munity Centre, Okhla Phase-I, New Delhi - 110 020. The last date for receiving the nomina-tions is 13 February 2020.

Guidelines for application, nomination, the format, instructions/ checklist, criteria forselection (ANM/ LHV, RNRM, Nurse Administrator, Nurse Educator/ Researcher and com-position of State and Central Selection Committee, are available in websites of TNAI(www.tnaionline.org) and Indian Nursing Council (www.indiannursingcouncil.org).

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World Cancer Day: 4 February

Several factors are attributed to the widespread incidence of Cancer, the precise aetiology of which remains unclear. Witha view to raise awareness of caner and to encourage its prevention, detection and treatment, World Cancer Day is ob-served on 4 February each year. It is led by the International Union against Caner (UIAC), a global consortium of 470+cancer-fighting organisations in 120 countries. This Day targets the public through global campaigns and urges UICmembers to make cancer a political priority.

Over 12.7 million persons are diagnosed with cancer and above 7 million die of cancer every year. The World CancerDay seeks to save millions lives from the cancer as also educate people about its symptoms, follow preventive measures,and ward of the risk of this epidemic disease. According to the National Cancer Registry Programme of Indian Council ofMedical Research (ICMR), more than 1300 Indians die every day due to cancer. Between 2012 and 2014, the mortality ratedue to cancer increased by approximately 6 percent. In 2012, there were 478,180 deaths out of 2,934,314 cases reported.The campaign against cancer underscores that 40 percent cases of cancers can be prevented by adopting healthy behaviourslike creating a smoke-free environment for children; staying physically active, consuming a balanced, healthy diet, andavoiding obesity; learning about vaccines for virus-related liver and cervical cancers; and avoiding excessive exposure tothe sun rays.

Most of the cancer cases and cancer deaths (47% and 55% respectively) occur in less developed regions of the world.If it is not controlled, this condition may get worse by 2030. So, it is imperative to get control over such situation at all thecorners of the world. The continuing theme of World Cancer Day this year, mid year of the 3-year (2019, 2020, 2021)continues to be, “I Am and I Will’. The theme underscores the capacity of individual to cope up, and take up cudgels to fightthis dreaded disease.

The most commonly affected body organs among men are: lips, oral cavity; lung, stomach, colorectum and pharynxwhile among women the organs with largest prevalence are: breast, cervix, colorectum, ovary, lip & oral cavity. Significantprogress has been made in managing certain forms of cancer like childhood leukemia. However, overall cancer remains amajor cause of death. The four areas for reducing the incidence of cancer include detection of major types of cancers;diagnosis & treatment; palliative care; appropriate policy interventions and advocacy.

World Encephalitis Day: 22 February

Celebrated every year on 22 February by the Encephalitis Society (founded in 1994), World Encephalitis Day seeks toincrease global awareness about those affected by encephalitis. It was founded by the Encephalitis Society in 2014. Sincethen, millions of people have been helped to raise awareness about this brain disease. The Encephalitis Society seeks tohave a world where encephalitis is as rare as possible, and that those affected and their families are enabled to seek earlyand proper diagnosis, and management.

Encephalitis is inflammation of the brain marked by high fever, headache, vomiting, mental confusion and in extremecases, seizures, coma and paralysis. The condition can result in brain damage. Children and elderly people are particularlysusceptible to severe encephalitis. It is fatal up to 60 percent of cases.

Various causes have been attributed to encephalitis: common cold or body's immune system attackingthe brain. The disease can affect anyone irrespective of age, gender, ethnic origin or geographic location. Survival rate islow and the survivors suffer from brain injury to varying degrees of disability.

National Science Day: 28 February

National Science Day is celebrated across the entire India on 28 February every year in memory of the discovery of theRaman Effect by the Indian physicist, Chandrasekhara Venkata Raman. It was also the day in 1928 when he washonored with the Nobel Prize in the Physics in 1930. Students, teachers, scientists and researchers of universities, educa-tional institutions from scientific, academic, medical, technical and research institutions of India participate in various activi-ties related to advancement of scientific thinking.

National Science Day endeavours to spread the message about the significance of scientific applications in the daily lifeof the people; display and highlight scientific activities, efforts and achievements for human welfare; discuss the issues andimplementation of new technologies for the development of the science; and provide opportunities to the scientific spiritamong citizens in the country.

EVENTS IN FEBRUARY

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As a beginning of celebration a candle March was organised on 2 January 2020 at 3 pm from Kerala House(in Janpath) to Jantar Mantar, New Delhi, welcoming 2020 as the International Year of Nurse & Midwife.

As Sun was about to set in the wintry chill of Delhi(temperature range recorded that day, 9 to 14 degreecelcius), over 600 nurses and student nurses of vari-ous institutions gathered at Kerala House, Janpath.They took the placards and banners in their handsthat bore the wordings like “2020: The Year of Nurseand Midwife”, “Nurses - Half of the Health Work Force”,“Nurses, Vital for Achieving the SDGs”.

Each participating nurse took the candle in hand, andsoon all made a beeline and started proceeding towardsJantar Mantar.

At Jantar Mantar the gathering was addressed by MrsAnnie Kumar, Vice President North Region, Mrs EvelynP Kannan, Secretary-General, and others. Satisfactionwas expressed at WHO’s initiative of earmarking 2020for nurse community in appreciation of the preciousrole being rendered by them. The speakers advised nurses to stay professionally sound, and also united.

At this occasion, Mrs Uma Bhalla (Secretary- TNAI Delhi State Branch), Ms Usha Phulera (SNA Advisor,Delhi State Branch), Mr Harish Kajla (President, AIIMS Union), Ms Sheetal (Vice President, Indian Profes-sional Nurses Association), Mr Rince Joseph (President, United Nurses Association), Dr Leila Caleib (Soci-ety of Midwives of India) briefly outlined the activities of their respective organisations.

The marching participants were from following institutions: Sant Parmanand Institute of Nursing, Collegeof Nursing - Lady Hardinge Medical College, Rajkumari Amrit Kaur College of Nursing, Holy Family Collegeof Nursing, Sir Ganga Ram Hospital School of Nursing, Lady Reading Health School - Bara Hindu Rao, RuralHealth Training Centre, and Lok Nayak Jai Prakash Institute of Nursing. Mr Suresh, Senior Nursing Of-ficer, Safdarjung Hospital, coordinated the programme and the event was conducted befittingly along withTNAI staff.

Thus, the Year of Nurse and Midwife began with a happy note.

TNAI Welcomes 2020, ‘Year of Nurse & Midwife’, CommemoratingBicentenary birth anniversary of Florence Nightingale


The Trained Nurses Association of India Hqrs: L-17, Florence Nightingale Lane, Green Park Main, New Delhi- 110016

XXVIII TNAI (78th) Biennial Conference

Invitation for Competition

Competitions for the TNAI Biennial 2020 Conference. i. Studies on Evidence-Based Practice:

a. Areas like Administration, Education and Service (Community and Hospital)

b. Last date for submission for the study: 31 July, 2020.

c. Only Evidence Based Practice study only will be accepted

d. Study conducted in the year of 2020 only will be considered.

e. Intimate about the study being conducted and register on or before last date 29/02/2020.

ii. Video/Short Film Competition:

a. Theme: 'A day of a Nurse'.

b. Original video to done by TNAI members (they can get technical help).

b. Duration: 05 Minutes (Maximum)

c. Prizes: the best videos will be awarded with I, II, III and consolation prizes.

d. Criteria:

Professionalism to be maintained.

The video has to be sent to TNAI headquarters through email/post/ by hand before

30 April 2020.

One entry per person only allowed.

Email id for sending the video is: [email protected]

Only TNAI members are allowed to participate.

TNAI members living overseas also can participate.

iii. Anthem for Indian Nurses:

a. Duration: 03 Minutes

b. Language: English/ Hindi

c. Format: Only audio files are accepted


d. Evaluation criteria: The evaluation will be based on the lyrics, music.

Criteria:

SNA/ TNAI members can participate

TNAI members living overseas also can participate

It can be individual or group presentation

Last date for submitting the audio files are 30th April, 2020

iv. Cultural competitions for TNAI Members

a. Group Dance Competition:

One entry per state

Duration: 05 Minutes

Participants: Minimum 03 members and maximum 08 members

Any dance form can be performed.

b. Mr/ Ms TNAI competition

One entry per state

Professionalism to be maintained throughout the competition

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Maternal nutrition and breastfeeding, the twin aspects mother-child health, has been a matter of concern to the health ex-perts and the governments everywhere. There is much to bedone in this area, which is also a priority mission of Govern-ment of India. The high maternal and infant mortality ratescan be reduced significantly if appropriate mechanism is inplace.

Federation of Obstetric and Gynaecological Society ofIndia (FOGSI) and Alive & Thrive (A&T) have joined hands topromote and emphasise delivery of maternal nutrition andbreast feeding interventions as an integral and quality com-ponent of maternal care practice. It is believed that a strongmother and baby friendly health system in both public and private health sectors can be created by forging partnershipsthrough collaborative processes.

To this end, a Consultation was organised on Addressing Maternal Nutrition and Promoting Optimal BreastfeedingPractices: A New Normal in Maternal Health Care Practice” at Hotel Le Meridien on 16 January 2020.

In the Consultation there was Panel discussion on Unlocking Power of Maternal Nutrition through Partnerships, whichwas chaired by Dr CS Pandav, Member National Council for India’s Nutrition Challenges and co-chaired by Prof AshokDeorari, Head, Department of Paediatrics, AIIMS New Delhi & President NNF. The speakers include, Evelyn P Kannan,Secretary-General, TNAI - Dr Nandita Palshetkar, President, Federation of Obstetric and Gynaecological Societies ofIndia (FOGSI); Dr AP Dubey, IYCF Chapter- India Association of Pediatrics (IAP); Dr Manisha Sabharwal, NationalCenter for Excellence & Advanced Research for Diets (NCEARD), Lady Irwin College; Dr Vani Sethi, Nutrition Specialist,UNICEF India; and Dr Shailesh Jagtap, Sr Technical & Program Advisor, Alive & Thrive.

At the end a Technical Module on Maternal Nutrition Services in Antenatal Care Package and Early and ExclusiveBreastfeeding Practices in Maternity Facilities was released.


As mark of honour to the 36 Nurse personnel havingconferred National Florence Nightingale Nurses’ Awardby the Hon’ble President of India, Shri Ram Nath Kovindin Vigyan Bhawan on 5 December 2019, the TNAI in-vited the awardees and felicitated at TNAI Headquar-ters, Green Park, New Delhi.

Welcoming the awardees at this occasion, Dr (Prof) RoyK George, President, TNAI congratulated the awardeesfor the distinguished services rendered by them whileMrs Evelyn P Kannan, Secretary General, TNAI briefedabout the achievements and current activities of TNAI.Mr T Dileep Kumar, President, INC also appreciatedthe award-winning nursing personnel. Vote of thanksby Mrs PK Bamra, Treasurer, TNAI.

The awardees were felicitated by the following officials:Dr (Prof) Roy K George, President, TNAI; Mr T DileepKumar, President, INC; Dr Jaeny Kemp, Vice Presi-dent, South Region, TNAI; Mrs. Annie Kumar, VicePresident, North Region, TNAI; Mrs PK Bamra, Trea-surer, TNAI; Mrs Satish Chawla, Former President,TNAI; Dr Bimla Kapoor, Former Vice President, TNAI;Miss KK Gulani, Former Treasurer, TNAI; MissJaiwanti P Dhaulta, Former Secretary General, TNAI.

The programme was attended by Dr RathiBalachandran, ADG Nursing (Nursing), Nursing Divi-sion, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare; Dr AshaSharma, Vice President, INC; Lt Col (Dr) Sarvjeet Kaur,Secretary, INC; Ms Bharti, Joint Secretary, INC and

other Nursing Leaders from various Federations, Unions, Associations and Institutions.

TNAI Felicitates National Florence Nightingale Awardees

Office Name and Address of the Contestant Voter’s X

President Mr Rathish Nair, TNAI No. 102575, Principal College of Nursing, AIIMSPatna- 801507.

Mrs Mariamma Zacharia, TNAI No. 29057, Sneha Villa, Infront of SKMCHUmanagar PO Muzaffarpur- 842004.

Vice President Sr. Usha Saldanha, TNAI No. 77151, Principal, Kurji Holy Family Collegeof Nursing, Danapur Rd, Sadaquat Ashram PO, Kurji, Patna, Bihar 800010

Mrs Krishnaveni, TNAI No. 130927, Asstt. Professor, College of Nursing,AIIMS Patna- 801507.

Secretary Ms Anisha Mercy Easow, TNAI No. 136405,Staff Nurse, AIIMS, Patna-801507.

Joint Secretary Ms Zainab, TNAI No. 327206, D/O Nazir Mustafa Ansari, VPO Sari, ThanaWarishanagar, Dist. Kashipur Samastipur- 848101.

Mr Nitesh Kumar, TNAI No. 265061, Q. NO 13, BLOCK-F, Gopal NarayanSingh University, Narayan Nursing College, Jamuhar, Sasaram- 821305.

Treasurer Mr Irshad Khan, TNAI No. 252369, AIIMS Hospital, Phulwari Sharif, Patna-801507.

SNA Advisor Ms Pooja Thakur, TNAI No. 29809, Tutor, College of Nursing AIIMS,Phulwarisharif, Patna – 801505.

Mr Sujin Thomas S, TNAI No. 250641, No. 18, E- Block, Staff Quarters,Narayan Nursing College, Jamuhar, Sasaraam- 821305.

Chairperson-Membership Ms Soundira P. Gnanalilly, TNAI No. 236302, AIIMS Hospital,Committee Phulwarisharif, Patna – 801505.

Chairperson- Education Mrs Sangita Singh, TNAI No. 83320, Lecturer, College of Nursing, IGIMS,Committee Patna, Bihar-800014.

Ms Nirjala Kumari, TNAI No. 66992, Principal, ANM School, Sadar Hospi-tal, Muzzafar Pur, Bihar.

Chairperson- Nursing Service Ms Anjali Sancha, TNAI No. 178741, Faculty College of Nursing, AIIMS,Section Patna.

Chairperson- Programme VacantCommittee

Provisional Ballot Paper: TNAI Bihar State Branch 2020


Chairperson - Public Health Ms Abha Kumari, TNAI No. 327207,VPO New Market Bar Bigha Dhabba,Section Barbigha Sheikhpura-811101

Chairperson - Economic Mrs D Koteswaramma, TNAI No. 327300, Tutor College of Nursing AIIMS,Welfare Committee Patna- 801507.

Chairperson - ANM Section Vacant

Office Name and Address of the Contestant Voter’s X

As per the TNAI Constitution Rules & Regulations & Bye-Laws page no 56-64 State BranchElection Procedure (Revised and approved by Council/HOD 2012)1. Election will be held in General Body Meeting on February 29, 2020 from 10 am to 4 pm

at Kurji Holy Family College of Nursing, Danapur Rd, Sadaquat Ashram PO, Kurji, Patna,Bihar 800010.

2. The Provisional Ballot Paper is published only for the information of the members. Aseparate Ballot Paper will be distributed to the voters on the day of Election.

3. Only Life members of TNAI are eligible to vote.4. All the Voters are requested to bring their TNAI Life membership card issued by the

TNAI Headquarters along with Photo identity (Election card/PAN card/Driving license)before entering the hall for voting.

5. No one shall be allowed to vote before or after the scheduled time of voting.6. Names of contestant who have not given their consent in writing to the Returning Of-

ficer will be deleted from the final Ballot Paper.7. It is expected that the Voters/Members

are well versed with the TNAI Rules andRegulation and Byelaws. A copy of thesame shall be available with the Return-ing Officer for ready reference.

8. The person so elected for a particular officeat branch level shall hold the office for thefull term (four years) and shall not contestand cross to another office prior to comple-tion of the term of her/his existing office.

9. The Returning Officer should be ap-proached for any query or doubt about theelection. No addition of the contestant shallbe made to the final ballot paper.

10. Any contestant wishing to withdraw fromany office of contest should inform the Re-turning Officer at least 20 days prior tothe election date in writing.

11. Please Mark the envelope “Provisional Bal-lot Paper-TNAI Bihar State Branch Elec-tion” at the following address: Mrs LucyPatrick Simon, Returning Officer, C/o TheTrained Nurses’ Association of India, L-17,Florence Nightingale Lane, Green Park, NewDelhi-110016.


Sadguru Institute of Nursing &Paramedical Sciences

Chitrakoot (Satna, M.P.)

REQUIRESREQUIRESREQUIRESREQUIRESREQUIRES

Applications are invited for the following postsas per norms of College Code-28 MPMSUJabalpur & INC

- Professor / Asso. Professors- 02 MSc Nursing

- Asst. Professor/Lecturer - 02 MSc Nursing

- Nursing Tutors - 04 BSc Nursing

Candidates having experience and throughoutknowledge of their subject will be preferred,Salary and other benefits as per candidate’scaliber. Huge Campus, own Hospital,Residential doctors, staff and students.

Send your resume to: Principal/HR [email protected], [email protected]

. Contact: 9425330608, 7898201623

As per the TNAI Constitution Rules & Regulations & Bye-Laws page no 56-64 State Branch ElectionProcedure (Revised and approved by Council/HOD 2012).1. Election will be held in General Body Meeting on March 13, 2020 from 10 am to 4 pm at Karnataka

Engineers Academy Auditorium, Kamla Nagar, Basaveshwara Nagar, Bangaluru-79.2. The Provisional Ballot Paper is published only for the information of the members. A separate

Ballot Paper will be distributed to the voters on the day of Election.3. Only Life members of TNAI are eligible to vote.4. All the Voters are requested to bring their TNAI Life membership card along with Election card/PAN

Name of office Name of the Contestants with TNAI Number and Address Voters’ X

President Dr ATS Giri, TNAI No. 103352, No. 258, 5th Main Woc Road II Cross, 1Stage, 1 Phase Manjunath Nagar- 560010.

Vice President Dr Larissa Martra Sam, TNAI No. 54707, Principal & Professor, LaxmiMemorial College of Nursing, AJ Towers, Balmatta Managalore – 575002.

Secretary Mrs P Girijamba Devi, TNAI No. 74630, AECS Maruthi College of NursingNo. 99 Kammanahalli Banerghatta Road- 560076.

Joint Secretary Vacant

Treasurer Dr. Hemlata, TNAI No. 169881, Principal Universal College of Nursing,Nirmalaram Campus Arekere, IIM B PO, Bannerghatta Road, Bangalore-560076.

SNA Advisor Dr Laishram Debashini Devi, TNAI No. 123394, Global College of Nursing#124 Third Cross Rajotisava Nagar, Kumarswamy Layout 2nd stage-560078.

Chairperson – Programme VacantCommittee

Chairperson – Membership Mr Guru Prasad, TNAI No. 322982, Door No 182, Sri Bhavani Krupa, ACommittee M Palya Main Road, Tuda Layout Sira Gate, Tumkur, Bangalore- 572106.

Chairperson – Public Health Mrs Vrundamma, TNAI No. 261020, 342/83, 24 Cross ChannappNursing Section Layout, Sunkada Katte, Bangalore-560091.

Chairperson – Nursing Ms Saroja Jaya Kumar, TNAI No. 79219, Chief Nursing Officer ColumbiaService Section Asia, White Field Hospital, Bangalore.

Chairperson – Nursing Dr. Theresa Leonilda Mendonca, TNAI No. 71649, Vice Principal, LaxmiEducation Section Memorial College of Nursing, AJ Towers, Mangalore- 575002.

Chairperson – Economic VacantWelfare Committee

Representative ANM/LHV Mrs AM Gowramma, TNAI No. 261017, 31 Keb Road ThalagattapuraCommittee Kanakapura Main Road- 560083.

Provisional Ballot Paper: TNAI Karnataka State Branch Election 2020


card/Driving license before entering the hall for voting.5. No one shall be allowed to cast the vote before or after the schedule time of voting.6. Names of contestant who have not given their consent in writing to the Returning Officer will be

deleted from the final Ballot Paper.7. It is expected that the Voters/Members are well versed with the TNAI Rules and Regulation and

Byelaws. A copy of the same shall be available with the Returning Officer for ready reference.8. The person so elected for a particular office at branch level shall hold the office for the full term

(four years) and shall not contest and cross to another office prior to completion of the term of her/his existing office.

9. The Returning Officer should be approached for any query or doubt about the election. No addi-tion of the contestant shall be made to the final ballot paper.

10. Any contestant wishing to withdraw from any office of contest should inform the Returning Officerat least 20 days prior to the election date in writing.

11. Please mark the envelope “Provisional Ballot Paper-TNAI Karnataka State Branch Elec-tion”. at the following address: Dr Thressiamma PM, Returning Officer, Karnataka State BranchElections 2020, Principal Dr BR Ambedkar Institute of Nursing, Dr BR AMC & Hospital Campus,Bangalore.

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LOST & FOUND

I, A Suhirtha Jeya Kumari, hereby bring to notice of all concerned that I have lost my Mark Sheet of Diploma in Nursingand Midwifery (1993-1996 from The Salvation Army Catherine Booth Hospital, Nagercoil, TN), GNM Number 7766,issued on 2 December 1996 (which was lying at my mother’s house (Seynamvilai, Pilanthottam, Bethelpuram PO -629803, Kanyakumari District, TN, and smitten by termites). The same is irretrievable.

Mrs A. Suhirtha Jeya Kumari15-65A, Seynam Vilai, Pilanthottam, Bethelpuram - 629 803 (TN). Ph: +91 9843920121

Bicentennial Birth Anniversary Celebrations of Florence Nightingale2020: The Year of Nurse and Midwife

This is the year of nurse and midwifeThat will change nurses’ life

This is the year of warmthBecause she is lady with the lamp

This is the year of miracleBecause nurses are the angel

This is the year of participationBecause we accept the Nightingale Challenge

This is the year of new expectationBecause we will be free of our limitations

This is the year of partnershipBecause the nurses will be given leadership role

This is the year of brightnessBecause nurses are giving opportunity to light

This is the year of celebrationBecause we nurses get appreciation

By Ibakordor Kalah LynserRR College of Nursing, Bangalore (Karnataka)

Published, printed and edited by Mrs Evelyn P Kannan for The Trained Nurses’ Association of India, L-17, Florence NightingaleLane, Green Park, New Delhi-110016 and printed by her at Chandu Press, 63 FIE, Patparganj Industrial Estate, Delhi-110092.

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