Showing posts with label golden jubilee. Show all posts
Showing posts with label golden jubilee. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 16, 2011

Golden Jubilee - the Finale

We had been quite busy and with the sort of sick patients we had been having through the Golden Jubilee programme and a shortage of doctors, I could not find enough time to post the rest of the pictures of the Golden Jubilee celebrations. And later I lost count of whatever I had posted. I realised only last week that I did not put in the final day's programmes.


The finale started with the prompt arrival of the chief guest, Mr. Harikishan, the honourable MLA of our region.



The programme began with lighting of the lamp by the chief guest, the former MLA, Ramchandar Singh and Dr. Mark Kniss.


As in most of the meetings, quite a lot of people spoke. Here is a snap of Dr Santosh Mathew, the Executive Director of EHA addressing the meeting.


The Chief Guest, the honourable MLA, Mr. Harikishan addressing the audience.

Previous leaders of the unit as well as staff who completed 25 years of service were felicitated. Below is a snap of Dr Kniss felicitating Dr Manohar Paul.

EHA honoured Dr Kniss by presenting a silver plaque.

Dr Kniss thanked everyone for the programme as well as exhorted us to carry on the good work.

Quite a sizeable crowd turned up to witness the final proceedings.




Thursday, November 3, 2011

Memorabilia - Golden Jubilee NJH

As part of the Golden Jubilee celebrations, we arranged for the production of some memorablia for our guests and well-wishers. Kindly contact me if you would like to have any of them. And please do it soon, as there are only very few items left.



1. Drinking mug: Imported German ceramic mugs with the NJH logo and a scenary of the campus with the chapel imprinted.


2. Traditional Jharkhand tribal shawl: Made in Mahuadand with NJH imprinted on it.



3. Calendars 2012: We have both table calendars (Hindi) as well as wall calendars (English).




You can order a set of 10 table calendars (English) for a suggested donation of Rs. 1000 in India. For countries abroad the suggested donation for a set of 10 calendars is 100 USD. Sending the Hindi wall calendars by post/courier especially to countries abroad would be difficult as they are a bit on the larger side.


Since few of us would be travelling to Bhopal, Delhi, Chennai and Kerala within the next month, please do put in your requirements as it would be easier to send them to you.