The Public Health Students Forum, AMCHSS is hosting a webinar on World TB Day, and we'd love for you to join us. We'll be discussing the progress, challenges, and future steps in addressing Tuberculosis in India.
📅 Date: March 24th 2024
🕡 Time: 6:30 PM IST
With her rich work experience and expertise, Dr Sundari weaved a truly memorable and inspiring session that helped many of the passionate, budding public health practitioners to think and rethink, this womens day.
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The MPH 2023 batch of AMCHSS, SCTIMST joined hands with SHSRC Kerala and Manickal Grama Panchayat in conducting ‘Vayodeepam’ - a community engagement initiative focusing on the elderly. An exercise session was conducted as a part of the program followed by a medical camp.
In connection with the World Leprosy Eradication Day, the Public Health Students Forum of AMCHSS conducted a webinar on ‘Where we stand in leprosy eradication and challenges faced’.
WHERE WE STAND IN LEPROSY ERADICATION AND CHALLENGES FACED
The Public Health Students Forum of AMCHSS, SCTIMST, Trivandrum, proudly presents a webinar on Leprosy eradication, India’s current status and the challenges faced in achieving goals.
The monthly activity of Journal Club at AMCHSS was held on the 20th of January 2024, where the MPH 2023 batch presented their first presentation along with PhD scholars as discussants, under the guidance of professor Dr. Rakhal Gaitonde.
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The Rohith Vemula Remembrance meeting held in Chithralekha Hostel resonated with the fiery spirit of his resistance against the oppressive casteist administration. His powerful struggle, encapsulated in his poignant suicidal note, fueled the discussions that unfolded.
It concluded with a display of solidarity through candle lighting and a resolute minute of silence. There was a demand to critically think, to challenge the status quo, and to advocate for the ideals of social justice that Rohith Vemula valiantly stood for.
In today’s casteist pseudo-meritorious Indian society, wars are waged against students from marginalised communities, even before they step onto the earth. University campuses too are not as welcoming as they should be. Eklavyas are still demanded of their thumbs.
Anyone's voice can be drowned out by the existing power and dominance.
But Rohit Vemula is not one. History will continue to produce Rohit Vemulas before and after him.
As long as the dominant arrogance is there, Rohit Vemulas are also immortal.