Florence Group of Institutions Hosts 21st Lamp Lighting & Capping Ceremony for Nursing Students
Ranchi: The 21st Lamp Lighting and Capping Ceremony was held at Florence Group of Institutions in Irba. The event was graced by the chief guests Naushad Alam – IPS, DIG Personnel, Jharkhand, Sayeed Ahmed Ansari – Senior Advisor, Medanta, Abdur Razzaque Ansari Memorial Weavers Hospital, Irba, Ranchi, Mohammad Rizwan Ansari – Deputy Pramukh, Ormanjhi, Ranchi, and Zeenat Kausar – Secretary, Haji Abdur Razzaque Educational Society, among others.
The ceremony began with the lighting of the lamps by the chief guests, followed by the capping of nursing students, where they were administered the nursing oath.
During the event, the university toppers were honored. These included:
Prerna Srivastava, MSc Nursing Final Year (1st University Topper)
Niharika Tirki, MSc Nursing Final Year (2nd University Topper)
Shoaib Akhtar, MSc Nursing Final Year (3rd University Topper)
Stuti Sinha, Post Basic BSc Nursing Final Year (1st University Topper)
Priyanka Kumari, Basic BSc Nursing Final Year (1st University Topper)
Payal Verma, GNM Final Year (1st Topper)
Rinku Samanta, GNM Final Year (2nd Topper)
Najma Anjum, ANM Final Year (1st Topper)
Niki Kumari, ANM Final Year (State 3rd Rank)
In addition, the students of the college presented a colorful cultural program.
Naushad Alam, IPS, DIG Personnel, Jharkhand, in his speech, mentioned that the nursing profession is a symbol of selflessness, flexibility, and a strong commitment to caring for those in need. Nursing is not just a job; it is a profession that requires a unique combination of knowledge, skills, and empathy. Nurses are the backbone of the healthcare system, providing round-the-clock care and assistance to patients during medical emergencies. They possess an in-depth understanding of human anatomy, physiology, and the complex workings of the human body, which helps them assess patients, diagnose, and administer appropriate treatment. However, their role extends far beyond medical expertise. They are caregivers, counselors, and educators, guiding patients and their families through the complexities of illness and recovery.
The guest of honor, Sayeed Ahmed Ansari, Senior Advisor, Medanta, Abdur Razzaque Ansari Memorial Weavers Hospital, said, “I feel honored and proud to know about your profession, my fellow nurses, and I hope that you will continue to maintain the highest standards of excellence. Your tireless efforts and compassion make a profound difference in the lives of countless individuals every day.”
Zeenat Kausar, Secretary of Haji Abdur Razzaque Educational Society, stated, “Nursing is not just a profession; it is a way of life. It requires a deep understanding of ethical principles, respect for human dignity, and a dedication to advocating for the good health of patients. Undoubtedly, nurses successfully fulfill this moral guideline within the healthcare system and ensure that the services provided to patients should always be of the highest priority.”
The event was also attended by Society members, Dr. Nazneen Kausar, Director of the Institute Dr. Shaheen Kausar, Abu Nasar Bahauddin Ansari, Principal Vinisha T Bansariyar, Vice Principal Dr. Sudhir Kumar Khuntia, Musharraf Hussain, Advisor Shakil Parwez Ali Ansari, Jyoti Gloria, Shoaib Akhtar, Binita Khalkho, Binha Khalkho, Varsha Kumari, Reshma Lakra, Sunita Hembrom, Neelam Anubha, Manisha Verma, Samriddhi Gorai, Sonal Srivastava, Anjali Kumari, Kirti Sharma, Christi Toppo, Sadiq Ansari, Haji Mansoor Ansari, Priyatosh Ranjan, Shashi Kumar, Aanchal Singh, and all the faculty members, staff, parents, and other attendees.
