Agartala: May 27: Tripura Governor Indra Sena Reddy Nallu graced the Lamp Lighting and Oath Taking Ceremony of the 4th Batch of General Nursing and Midwifery (GNM) and 6th Batch of Auxiliary Nurse Midwifery (ANM) students of Sarvodaya Institute of Nursing at the Sukanta Academy Auditorium, Agartala, on Monday morning.
The ceremonial event, a significant milestone in the journey of aspiring nurses, symbolized their commitment to the nursing profession and its core values of compassion, care, and service. Governor Reddy, in his address, congratulated the students and highlighted the pivotal role that nurses play in strengthening the healthcare system, especially in underserved and rural areas.
He emphasized that nursing is not merely a profession but a noble calling that requires dedication, discipline, and a sense of service to humanity. “The lamp lighting is not just a ritual; it reflects the spirit of Florence Nightingale and the light of selfless service each nurse is expected to carry forward,” the Governor said.
Governor Reddy encouraged the students to uphold the highest standards of ethics and empathy in their future roles as healthcare providers. He also praised the Sarvodaya Institute of Nursing for its contribution to building a skilled and committed nursing workforce in Tripura and the Northeast region.
The event also featured the traditional oath-taking ceremony, where students pledged to serve society with sincerity, dignity, and compassion. Faculty members, dignitaries, parents, and students were present to witness the memorable occasion.
With healthcare emerging as a critical sector in recent years, the ceremony marked a reaffirmation of the students’ commitment to meet the growing demands of the profession. The Governor’s presence added grace and significance to the event, leaving a message of hope and inspiration for the budding healthcare professionals.
