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INDIA New England News
By Siddhi Jain
New Delhi– Recognising nurses are the indispensable warriors of India’s fight against the Coronavirus, medical institutions across the country paid special tributes to nurses and lauded their efforts to mark the International Nurses Day on May 12.
Nurses are at the cutting edge of battling the ongoing pandemic, making the most of their calibre and providing selfless care, said Madhumita Dhall, Director of Nursing at Rajiv Gandhi Cancer Institute And Research Centre (RGCIRC). She added: “Serving humanity is one of the extraordinary callings that nurses are undertaking and thereby play an important role in the society.” RGCIRC celebrated the Day through sketch making activities, a Florence Nightingale pledge-taking ceremony and a webinar.