Nayagarh: (Report - Ramakrushna Rath): Sri Ladukes Anchalika Higher Secondary School in Godipada successfully celebrated World AIDS Day with great enthusiasm. The college's Youth Red Cross Department organised a large-scale program to promote public health understanding and social responsibility among its students. 
The college Principal, Dr. Ushakiran Pattnaik, attended the event. She stressed that maintaining good health is our most important goal. Dr. Pattnaik's message emphasized the foundational role of personal well-being in achieving success and happiness in life. She encouraged all students to prioritize healthy habits and to act as health ambassadors within their families and communities.
Focus on Social Responsibility
Professor Laxmidhar Das, another key speaker, joined the celebrations. He highlighted the critical need for students to develop awareness and a strong sense of service to create a healthy society. Professor Das explained that young people play a vital role in sharing important health information. He urged the students to take an active part in community service efforts, focusing on health education and support for those in need. He pointed out that informed students become leaders who can bring about positive change.
Laboratory Assistants Pabitra Prusty and Sarat Chandra Mohapatra also addressed the gathering. They both discussed the importance of celebrating World Health Awareness Day. They shared details about the global effort and how local events contribute to the wider movement. Their talks helped the audience understand the history and significance of the day, making the theme relevant for the students.
All volunteer students from the college actively participated in the day's activities, demonstrating their commitment to the cause. The successful event underscored the college's dedication to not only academic excellence but also to fostering civic duty and health consciousness in its student body. The day served as a powerful reminder that every individual has a part to play in building a healthier world.
The college Principal, Dr. Ushakiran Pattnaik, attended the event. She stressed that maintaining good health is our most important goal. Dr. Pattnaik's message emphasized the foundational role of personal well-being in achieving success and happiness in life. She encouraged all students to prioritize healthy habits and to act as health ambassadors within their families and communities.
Focus on Social Responsibility
Professor Laxmidhar Das, another key speaker, joined the celebrations. He highlighted the critical need for students to develop awareness and a strong sense of service to create a healthy society. Professor Das explained that young people play a vital role in sharing important health information. He urged the students to take an active part in community service efforts, focusing on health education and support for those in need. He pointed out that informed students become leaders who can bring about positive change.
Laboratory Assistants Pabitra Prusty and Sarat Chandra Mohapatra also addressed the gathering. They both discussed the importance of celebrating World Health Awareness Day. They shared details about the global effort and how local events contribute to the wider movement. Their talks helped the audience understand the history and significance of the day, making the theme relevant for the students.
Students Shine in Competition
The event also featured a lively debate competition. Ms. Priyadarshini Mohapatra earned the top prize in the contest. The college administration presented her with an award for her excellent performance and presentation skills. The competition offered students a platform to research and discuss crucial health topics, further deepening their understanding of the subject.
Organisers and Participants
Dr. Santosh Kumar Sahu, the Youth Counselor and Professor, efficiently managed the entire program. Dr. Sahu ensured the smooth execution of all activities, from the speeches to the competition. Physical Education Professor Chittaranjan Mohapatra provided full support, along with all the other staff members of the institution.
All volunteer students from the college actively participated in the day's activities, demonstrating their commitment to the cause. The successful event underscored the college's dedication to not only academic excellence but also to fostering civic duty and health consciousness in its student body. The day served as a powerful reminder that every individual has a part to play in building a healthier world.
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