Mr.  Tarun Misra, ED (HR), felicitated her for the outstanding performance at a special felicitation ceremony organized on the occasion of International Nurses Day at RSP.  Mr. Misra congratulated her on behalf of the organization for her dedication and excellence.

Ms. Jyotirmayee Pattnaik was also felicitated in a state-level event organized by the Director of Medical Education and Training (DMET) and the National Health Mission (NHM), Odisha. Dr. D. Brunda, Mission Director, NHM, graced the occasion as the Chief Guest and handed over  a Certificate of Merit and a cash award of Rs. 5000.  Ms. Nabanita Jena, Vice Principal (NTI, IGH) was also felicitated on the occasion as the faculty of the institute.

During the event Ms. Pattnaik shared her inspiring journey through the GNM nursing course, reflecting upon  her commitment, challenges and passion for the nursing profession.

The event witnessed the presence of several dignitaries, including Mr. Santosh Kumar Mishra (DMET), Dr. Sakti Prasad Mishra (Director of Nursing), and senior officials from the Health Department such as the Additional Secretary, Special Secretary, Additional Director, Joint Director, along with principals, faculty members and parents.

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The programme commenced with the dignitaries lighting the ceremonial lamp and paying floral tributes to Florence Nightingale, the founder of Modern Nursing. Mr. Misra applauded the long standing history of RSP in training Nurses, the essential health care providers and commended the Principal and Staff of our Nurses Training Institute for their excellent service in grooming the young nurse-trainees. Referring to this year’s Nurses Day Theme, i.e. “Our Nurses Our Future: Caring for nurses strengthens economies” Dr. Acharya said that investing in the well-being, training, and professional development of nurses is not just a healthcare priority but a critical economic strategy.

A special Lamp lighting and Oath taking ceremony was also organised for the 76^th Batch of GNM 2025 Nursing students in which the new entrants who have successfully completed their probation period lighted the candle and took the Florence Nightingale pledge. Ms. Rashmi Soreng, Senior Sister Tutor (NTI) administered the oath.

The dignitaries distributed the awards to the students for academic achievements as well as extracurricular activities. Winners of the competition held earlier specially under the faculty category were also awarded.

Dr. Sonia Joshi, welcomed the gathering while Ms. Bidyut Prabha Goth,  presented the Annual Report of the institute. Ms. Prativa Kheti, Sister Tutor (NTI) proposed a formal vote of thanks.  Ms. Lucy Anima Tirkey, Senior Sister Tutor (NTI) coordinated the event  along with Ms. Ameya Gokhura, Manager (Nursing Administration) and Matron and Ms. Meera Pati, Assistant Manager and Matron and the NTI team.  The meeting was followed by a colourful cultural program.

The nursing fraternity of IGH celebrated the International Nurses Day at the Apollo Managing IPGI & Super Specialty Hospital auditorium on 12^th May. Dr. Jaynta Acharya, was the Chief Guest of the function. Present on the occasion were Dr. Archana Behera, Additional CMO (M&HS), Mr. Durga Madhab Tripathy, President (Trained Nurses Association of India), other Senior Doctors, nurses and staff of IGH.

The dignitaries lighted the ceremonial lamp and paid floral tributes at the portrait of Florence Nightingale the mother of nursing fraternity. Dr. Archana Behera, expounded on this year’s theme, that is ‘“Our Nurses. Our Future. Caring for nurses strengthens economies”. Mrs. Anita Ray, Secretary (TNAI, IGH Chapter) presented the annual report. Ms Archana Sahu, Treasurer (TNAI) proposed a formal vote of thanks.

A vibrant cultural program marked the occasion, featuring a captivating saxophone performance by the CMO In-charge and an impressive health education group performance.

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Ms. Jyotirmayee Pattanaik has topped the institute by securing 90 percent marks, Mr. Nirod Kumar Patra has secured 89.2 % whereas Ms. Monalisa Patra came third with 89%. Out of the total 55 students, 22 students have passed the examination with distinction securing 80% and above. 32 students have got 1st division obtaining more than 70% marks and 1 student has secured 2nd division with more than 60% marks.

Notably Nurses Training Institute, IGH, Rourkela is a pioneer institute  and is running with Nursing Midwifery (GNM) programme (3 years) since 1963 with present intake of 60 students per annum. Since then it has produced around 1500 trained nurses, who are today working in hospitals spread throughout the world successfully, thereby bringing glory to their alma mater.

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