Dayanand Medical College & Hospital

03/12/2025

A meditation and health awareness session was conducted for the staff of the HR Department at DMC&H, led by Dr. Sanjeev Singh Rawat, Senior Yoga Consultant. With more than 20 participants in attendance, the session emphasized mindfulness, relaxation, and effective stress-relief techniques designed to support the well-being of our dedicated professionals.

This initiative reflects our commitment to fostering mental wellness and creating a healthier, more balanced work environment for all, ensuring that our caregivers continue to thrive both personally and professionally.

01/12/2025

01/12/2025

To commemorate World AIDS Day, the Departments of Community Medicine and Microbiology jointly organized a collective awareness celebration at DMC&H College Campus and Urban Health Centre Shimlapuri.

The event included a Poster Making Competition for medical and paramedical students, along with an awareness talk at the Urban Health Centre, Shimla Puri, focusing on prevention, early diagnosis, and breaking the stigma surrounding HIV/AIDS. Interactive talks and case-based sessions were also held to help students better understand how HIV spreads, how it can be prevented, and the basic treatment guidelines.

In his message, Sh. Bipin Gupta, Secretary, DMC&H Managing Society, emphasized that awareness is the first step towards prevention. At DMC&H, we remain dedicated to educating communities and empowering them with the right knowledge to fight HIV/AIDS.

Dr. G.S. Wander, Principal, DMC&H conveyed the message to students to commit themselves towards achieving the goal of ending AIDS.

Dr Sandeep Kaushal, Dean Academics, DMC&H stressed the critical importance of effective AIDS prevention strategies.

Dr. Anurag Chaudhary, Professor & Head, Community Medicine unfolded the Theme: “Overcoming disruption, transforming the AIDS response.”People living with HIV/AIDs are part of community but they are living in silence fearing stigma. It is important to reach out to them and to prevent stigmatization by increasing awareness in general public.

Dr. Veenu Gupta, Professor & Head, Microbiology said that
accurate diagnosis and timely guidance are key to effective HIV management. Awareness empowers individuals to seek help confidently and without stigma.

Winners of the poster and slogan writing competition were awarded with prizes, motivating students to continue contributing to community health and awareness.

All the events coordinated by dedicated faculty teams from Department of Community Medicine & Microbiology.

01/12/2025

With a continued focus on community heart health, Hero DMC Heart Institute, in collaboration with the Youth Welfare Club, organised a Free Heart Check-up Camp at Hindu Dharamshala, Doraha on 30th November.

Under the supervision of Dr. Abhishek Goyal, Professor, Cardiology, Hero DMC, the team conducted more than 160 cardiac examinations, including Blood Pressure, Blood Sugar, and ECG evaluations.

The camp was supported by Dr. Sahil Sheokhand (DM Resident Cardiology), along with our dedicated paramedical and nursing teams who ensured smooth and effective ex*****on, including personalised diet consultations for participants.

Participants received educational materials and free medicines to promote preventive heart care.
The initiative was widely covered by media houses, reflecting its positive impact and strong community response.

Grateful to the Youth Welfare Club and the people of Doraha for their enthusiastic participation.
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01/12/2025

We are happy to share that Dr. Ashish Ahuja, Professor of Surgery, DMC&H, Ludhiana, had the privilege of representing our institution at the prestigious London International Bariatric Surgery Symposium (LIBSS-25) held on 26th–27th November 2025 at Homerton University Hospital, London (UK).

He was honoured to serve as Faculty, where he moderated and chaired key scientific sessions on Tele-Robotic Surgery in Bariatrics and Body Composition Analysis in Bariatric Surgery—two rapidly advancing fields that are enhancing surgical precision and improving patient outcomes in obesity management. The symposium featured insightful discussions and active participation from global experts, making the experience academically enriching and deeply rewarding.

Congratulations Dr Ahuja !!

27/11/2025

Under the aegis of IAPSM& ICMR Joint Initiative, Department of Community Medicine, Dayanand Medical College & Hospital, Ludhiana organized a CME today on ‘One Health’ involving undergraduate and postgraduate medical students.
Sh. Bipin Gupta Secretary DMC&H Managing Society Congratulated the department for organizing the event.
On this occasion, Dr Anurag Chaudhary, Professor & Head of the department unfolded the Theme: “One World, One Health- United for Human, Animal and Environmental Well-being” and emphasized that one health is a concept describing deep connection between human beings, animals, plants and environment around us. To ensure good health of human beings it is very important that the environment and all the living things around also remain healthy. It is an collaborative approach between Government, Health Professionals, environmental experts and Communities, which aim at optimizing human, animal and environmental health.
Dr GS Wander, Principal DMCH conveyed the message to students and community to commit themselves towards this goal.
Dr Sandeep Kaushal stressed on prevention of antimicrobial resistance.
Dr Mahesh Satija Nodal Officer of the event addressedon prevention of Zoonotic diseases. Dr Daljit Kaur, Dr Arshdeep Singh, Dr Suhas Bakaya, Dr Diksha and Dr Divya discussed various aspects of One Health.

26/11/2025

25/11/2025

Bringing specialised care closer to the community, a Mega Medical Health Camp was conducted by Hero DMC Heart Institute in collaboration with Jai Shakti Ayurvedic Hospital, Rampura Phul, on 23rd November 2025, where 410+ people received multi-specialty evaluations and guidance.

The camp was inaugurated by Dr. Bishav Mohan, Chief Cardiologist at HDHI, whose leadership and patient interactions set the tone for a meaningful day of healthcare outreach.

The initiative brought together an expert team of specialists, including Dr. G.S. Brar (Oncology), Dr. Vipin Kumar (Medicine), Dr. Yogesh Gupta (Gastroenterology), Dr. Ankit Gulia (Cardiology), Dr. Avneesh Garg (Cardiology), Dr. Garima Bansal (ENT), Dr. Ruchika (Dermatology), and Dr. Manveer (Orthopaedics).
Their combined efforts ensured that every participant received comprehensive and well-coordinated medical care across multiple specialties. The smooth ex*****on of the camp was made possible by the dedication of the nursing staff and paramedical teams.

Attendees benefited from free BP and blood sugar screening, ECG wherever advised, free medicines, and educational material on hypertension and diabetes—reinforcing the importance of preventive health and lifestyle awareness.

A key highlight of the camp was the health awareness session by Dr. Bishav Mohan, who spoke on heart health, lifestyle risks, and the importance of early detection, while also expressing his heartfelt connection with Rampura Phul.
Dr. G.S. Brar further guided the audience on cancer prevention, timely screening, and recognising early warning signs.

This collaborative initiative reflects a shared commitment to expanding accessible and quality healthcare beyond urban centres. More such outreach programs are planned across the region, reinforcing the mission of bringing specialised, preventive, and community-focused healthcare to rural populations.

25/11/2025

DMC&H, under Project ROSHANI, in collaboration with Bhartiya Vikas Parishad, Malerkotla, conducted School Eye Screening Camps in Malerkotla on 30th October, 3rd November, and 10th November 2025, followed by a comprehensive Eye Health Camp on 17th November 2025. The camps were led by Dr. Priyanka Arora, Project head & Professor of Eye, DMC&H.

A total of 1,044 students were screened; 192 were detected with refractive errors, 6 were identified with squint, 120 were prescribed spectacles, and 39 students received free glasses on the spot.
Speaking on this initiative, Sh. Bipin Gupta, Secretary, DMC&H Managing Society, emphasized that healthy vision plays a crucial role in every child’s education and future, and DMC&H remains committed to providing accessible care to all.

Dr. G. S. Wander, Principal DMC&H, expressed that through Project Roshani, DMC&H aims to support children in achieving their full potential by ensuring clear vision and proper eye care.

22/11/2025

Department of Paediatrics, DMC&H marked National Prematurity Day 2025 with an awareness event organized in the Pediatric OPD. The programme was held under the leadership of Dr Puneet A Pooni, Professor and Head, Department of Pediatrics, DMC&H, and was coordinated by Dr Kamal Arora, Professor, Department of Pediatrics, DMC&H. The event aimed to educate the general public about the essential care required for premature babies and to highlight the importance of early intervention, Kangaroo mother care, and advanced medical support.

The occasion was graced with the presence of esteemed dignitaries including Sh Bipin Gupta, Secretary, DMC&H Managing Society; Sh Mukesh Verma, Treasurer, DMC&H Managing Society; Dr Sandeep Kaushal, Dean Academics; Dr Sandeep Sharma, Medical Superintendent; Dr Ashima Taneja, Additional Medical Superintendent, and Dr Naveen Bajaj, President, National Neonatology Forum (NNF), Punjab. Dr Kamal Arora extended a warm welcome to the dignitaries and provided an overview of the objective and significance of the event.

A special highlight of the programme was a role play presented by the BSc Nursing 6th semester students. Through a well-enacted demonstration, the students depicted the journey of a premature baby and the comprehensive care required within a hospital setting. They showcased how premature infants are managed using advanced facilities, including NICU and specialized monitoring equipment that play a vital role in saving fragile newborn lives.

The event also included a poster competition on the theme of prematurity, featuring creative and informative entries by nursing students of BSc 6th Semester. The competition was judged by Dr Suman Puri, Professor and Unit Head, Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology; Dr Gurvinder Kaur, Professor and Head, Department of Ophthalmology; and Dr Nidhi Sagar, Vice Principal, College of Nursing, DMC&H. The winners were announced as Smridhi Singh (1st Prize), Tanveen (2nd Prize) and Komalpreet and Navneet (3rd Prize).

Speaking on the occasion, Sh Bipin Gupta, Secretary, DMC&H Managing Society, congratulated the Department of Pediatrics for organizing the meaningful event. He emphasized that DMC&H, remains committed to serving humanity with compassion and excellence. He also highlighted the institution’s advanced infrastructure and the expertise of its dedicated team of doctors that contribute to its strong reputation in patient care.

Dr G. S. Wander, Principal, DMC&H appreciated the efforts of the Department of Pediatrics. He emphasized that premature birth continues to be a significant public health concern and lauded the department for spreading awareness through such meaningful initiatives.

The event concluded with a formal vote of thanks delivered by Dr Puneet A Pooni, who appreciated the participation of faculty, students and dignitaries in making the programme a success.

22/11/2025

Glimpse of the Health Awareness Lecture held at Poddar Tyres, G.T. Road, Ludhiana, organised on their special invitation. The initiative brought together around 50 employees for an engaging and insightful session on workplace well-being.

The programme featured Dr. Sanjeev Singh Rawat, Yoga Consultant, demonstrating asanas, yoga poses, and practical fitness tips; Dietician Vaishali Chaudhary offering guidance on balanced nutrition and heart-healthy eating; and Dr. Gursabeen, Psychologist, leading an impactful discussion on stress management, emotional balance, and mental resilience.

Led by the expert team of Hero DMC Heart Institute, the session emphasised the importance of integrating physical, nutritional, and mental wellness into everyday life. The hosts also honoured the team with a token of appreciation, making the initiative both meaningful and memorable.