Student Nurses’ Association of India (SNAI), Nagaland Branch, under the Trained Nurses’ Association of India (TNAI), held its 4th SNAI Meet at The Refuge Retreat Centre, Murise Village, Chumoukedima, on April 29 and 30.
The event focused on enhancing professional growth, leadership capabilities, and academic excellence among nursing students. Hosted by Health Nursing School, Singrijan, Dimapur, the program was centered around the theme “Learning Today, Leading Tomorrow: The Journey of a Nursing Student.”
A total of 450 delegates from nine nursing schools and colleges across Nagaland attended the meet. Principal of Health Nursing School, Kewekhate-u Dazo, welcomed the participants, while SNAI Nagaland president S. Tiakala Longkumer inaugurated the event.
State SNAI advisor Philanim Shimray elaborated on the theme, highlighting the importance of preparing nursing students for leadership roles in healthcare.
The meet featured a diverse lineup of activities, including a personality contest, quiz competition, poster presentations, essay writing, dance performances, cultural showcases, sports, and literary events.
The valedictory session was graced by Dr. Kuveduyi Theyo, Medical Superintendent of District Hospital, Dimapur. He commended nurses for their dedication and selflessness, describing them as the backbone of the healthcare system.
Dr. Theyo also urged students to pursue higher education to elevate the standards of the nursing profession. Awards were presented to outstanding participants for their performances across various competitions. The program concluded with a special prayer and benediction by Pastor Rudra Ramuali of Gorkha Baptist Church, Singrijan.