The 2nd Kolkata Nursing Conference was successfully organized by Chandrakant Institute of Nursing & Health Sciences (CINHS), a unit of Liver Foundation, West Bengal.The conference brought together renowned nursing professionals, distinguished scholars, experienced faculty members, and enthusiastic nursing students under one roof. It was a wonderful opportunity to learn, interact, exchange ideas, and gain a deeper understanding of the evolving field of nursing and healthcare. Our CINHS students and faculty members actively participated in the conference and had the opportunity to listen to experienced professionals, explore new perspectives, and learn about evidence-based nursing practices and recent developments in healthcare.
The energy, enthusiasm, and active participation of everyone made the conference a truly memorable and enriching experience. The valuable contributions of the speakers, scholars, faculty members, and students came together to make the 2nd Kolkata Nursing Conference a grand success, inspiring everyone to continue learning, growing, and contributing to the nursing profession.
Chandrakant Institute of Nursing & Health Sciences (CINHS) had the privilege of welcoming Dr. Kadye Martini, Vice President, Evidence-Based Practice (EBP) and Implementation, Indiana University Health, USA. During the visit, Dr. Martini interacted with the faculty members and nursing students of CINHS. The interaction provided an enriching opportunity for students and faculty to gain valuable insights into evidence-based nursing practice, implementation of best practices in healthcare, and the importance of continuous learning and professional development.
CINHS students visited Dabur as part of an educational and experiential learning activity. The visit provided students with an opportunity to gain practical exposure to the manufacturing processes, quality control, hygiene practices, safety measures, and organizational operations followed in the healthcare and wellness industry. During the visit, students observed various stages of production and learned about the importance of quality assurance, proper storage, sanitation, workplace safety, and adherence to standard operating procedures. The visit was an enriching learning experience for Student.
The students of CINHS) visited Paripurnata – Halfway Home & Old Age Home as part of their community engagement and social outreach initiative. The visit provided students with an opportunity to interact with elderly residents, understand their emotional and social needs, and spend meaningful time with them.
During the visit, CINHS students engaged in friendly conversations, recreational activities, and moments of companionship, creating a warm and positive atmosphere this visit was a valuable learning experience for the students, reminding them that nursing extends beyond clinical care and includes emotional support, human connection, and compassionate service to the community.
CINHS students celebrated Raksha Bandhan with faculty and staff, strengthening the bonds of love, respect, and togetherness. The celebration beautifully highlighted the importance of nurturing relationships, expressing gratitude, showing compassion, and fostering a strong sense of unity within the CINHS family.
The students of Chandrakant Institute of Nursing & Health Sciences (CINHS) participated in an educational visit to the Municipality as part of their academic and community health learning. The visit provided students with an opportunity to understand the role of the municipal administration in maintaining public health and ensuring a healthy community environment.
Nutrition Day organized by CINHS student to Promote awareness about the importance of balanced nutrition, healthy eating habits, and prevention of malnutrition. Students actively participate in cooking various dishes & drawing posters explaining the process & how proper nutrients give you energy & power through your day, highlighting benefits of eating balanced diet rich in fruits, vegetables, whole grains, pulses, and protein. Maintain healthy eating habits from childhood.
World Hepatitis Day is observed every year on 28 July to raise awareness about viral hepatitis and its impact on individuals, families, and communities. The day highlights the importance of prevention, early diagnosis, timely treatment, and access to quality healthcare.
CINHS Student & Staff actively participated in World Hepatitis Day awareness programme followed by Rally organised by Liver Foundation, West Bengal.
The College successfully underwent an Inspection conducted by the Indian Nursing Council to verify that the institution meets prescribed nursing education standard to provide permission to start B.Sc. Nursing Course. Subsequently, CINHS has received official permission to start the B.Sc. Nursing Degree Course. This marks an important step forward in our commitment to providing quality nursing education and preparing skilled, compassionate healthcare professionals. A new chapter begins in our journey towards excellence in nursing education.
"Remembering a visionary filmmaker whose work continues to inspire generations.
"CINHS students & Faculty attended Ritwik Japon.
Liver Foundation, West Bengal is organizing year-long Commemorative program held on the 4th of every month for one year to honour the legendary filmmaker's contribution to cinema and culture."
A special feature of this programme was screening and discussion led by Manas Ghosh on Ritwik Ghatak’s incomplete documentary on Ramkinkar Baij the Father of Modern Indian sculpture.
Through these initiatives, Liver Foundation, West Bengal aims to promote awareness of Ritwik Ghatak's remarkable contribution in Indian cinema.
CINHS students & Faculty attended 20th Anniversary celebration of Liver Foundation west Bengal
To commemorate two decades of dedicated service in healthcare, education, research, and community welfare, Liver Foundation, West Bengal organized a two-day Grand Celebration Programme at the Biswa Bangla Convention Centre, Kolkata.
The first day of the 20th Anniversary Celebration of Liver Foundation, West Bengal was dedicated to the theme "Human Biology & Public Health." & Second Day “Through The Decades”
CINHS observed International Yoga Day on 19th May with great enthusiasm and active participation from students, faculty members, and staff. The programme aimed to create awareness about the importance of yoga in maintaining a healthy body, a calm mind, and overall well-being. The event began with a brief address on the significance of yoga and its role in leading a balanced and healthy lifestyle. Participants enthusiastically joined the yoga session, where they practiced various yoga postures, breathing exercises (Pranayama), and simple meditation techniques under the guidance of an instructor. The session encouraged everyone to experience the physical and mental benefits of regular yoga practice. Faculty members motivated the students to make yoga a part of their daily routine to improve their physical fitness, reduce stress, and enhance concentration. The programme concluded with a vote of thanks, appreciating the efforts of everyone involved in making the event a success.
The celebration provided an opportunity for the CINHS community to come together, promote healthy living, and reinforce the importance of self-care and wellness in everyday life.
International Nurses Day is observed o annually on 12th May to commemorate the birth anniversary of Florence Nightingale, whose pioneering work during the Crimean War transformed nursing into a respected and professional discipline.
On the occasion of International Nurses Day, various programs were organized by the students of CINHS to commemorate the significance of the nursing profession and to pay tribute to the dedicated service of nurses. The celebration included a welcome address, cultural performances, and speeches highlighting the contributions of nurses to healthcare, and activities that promoted the values of compassion, care, and professionalism. Faculty members, students, and guests actively participated in the event, making the celebration both meaningful and memorable
"Remembering a visionary filmmaker whose work continues to inspire generations."
CINHS students & Faculty attended Ritwil Japon. "Liver Foundation, West Bengal is organizing year-long celebrations of the 100th Birth Anniversary of Ritwik Ghatak. Commemorative programs held on the 4th of every month for one year to honour the legendary filmmaker's contribution to cinema and culture."
The year-long program will include:
Film screenings
Lectures and discussions
Cultural programs
Through these initiatives, Liver Foundation, West Bengal aims to promote awareness of Ritwik Ghatak's remarkable contribution to cinema, literature, and society, while inspiring future generations to appreciate his artistic vision and humanitarian values.
“Students and faculty of CNHS attended an awareness training programme conducted by JCMLRI REGARDING Understanding Clinical trials ( i.e. research studies involving human participants that evaluate the safety, effectiveness, and potential benefits of new medicines, medical devices, vaccines, diagnostic methods, or treatment approaches.
They are essential for advancing healthcare and improving patient outcomes.
Clinical trials help researchers and healthcare professionals: Develop new treatments and therapies.
Improve existing standards of care. Identify potential side effects and risks.
Enhance disease prevention, diagnosis, and management. Clinical trials are a cornerstone of medical progress. By following rigorous scientific and ethical standards, they help develop safer and more effective healthcare interventions while offering participants the opportunity to contribute to advances that benefit society as a whole.
Chandrakant Institute of Nursing & Health Sciences (CINHS) celebrated World Health Day on 7th April with enthusiasm and a commitment to promoting health awareness. The event highlighted the importance of preventive healthcare, healthy lifestyles, and community well-being through educational activities ( Poster Making) and discussions.
The College successfully underwent an Inspection conducted by West Bengal University of Health Sciences to provide us affiliation for B.Sc. Nursing Course as a part of the regulatory Process to review the academic standards and infrastructure of the institution. Subsequently, CINHS received WBUHS affiliation to commence the B.Sc. Nursing course.
The Lamp Lighting Ceremony is a significant and solemn occasion in the life of every nursing student. It symbolizes the beginning of their journey into the noble profession of nursing, inspired by the ideals of Florence Nightingale, the “Lady with the Lamp.
The GNM nursing students, dressed in their uniforms, took the Nightingale Pledge, reaffirming their commitment to uphold ethical values, maintain patient dignity, and provide holistic care. The atmosphere was filled with pride, hope, and a deep sense of responsibility
Basanta Utsav is a joyful festival that marks the arrival of the spring season. Cinhs celebrated this festival to promote cultural values, creativity, and happiness among students. A special cultural program also organized where students performed songs, dances, and recitations. Many of these performances are inspired by the works of Rabindranath Tagore,
“Students
and faculty of CNHS attended a lecture series conducted by Indiana University
Health, USA, which highlighted the global challenges in nursing care and
explored effective strategies to overcome them, including
the topic ‘Care Delivery
Model: Overcoming Challenges to Ensure Success.’” The lecture series was
extremely informative and beneficial for all participants.
A parent-teacher meeting was organized to discuss students’ academic progress, attendance, and discipline. Parents were informed about their ward’s performance and areas of improvement. Role of parents in encouraging discipline and study habit, Monitoring study schedule at home. Parents also shared their feedback which is help full for overall process compliance & improvement (increase student admission).
CINHS student’s actively participated in SNS Sports organised by State Nurses Association. They took part in different event such as March Past, 100 mtr. Run, Relay Race, Go As you Like Etc. They showed great enthusiasm, discipline & competitive spirit thorough out the games. Faculty members supported & motivated the student during the event.
Our former Senior Teacher Ms. Sandyha Charkabortywho passed away on 19th Jan’26. She was a wonderful Teacher touched many life with kindness , compassion & dedication The memories shared with her will always remain in our hearts .A condolence meeting was arranged to pay our heartfelt respect and pray for the eternal peace of her departed Soul.
This festival is dedicated to Goddess Saraswati, who symbolizes knowledge, wisdom, learning, music, and arts. Our Students and teachers celebrated this day with great enthusiasm and devotion.School campus was beautifully decorated with flowers, rangoli, and traditional decorations. Idol of Goddess Saraswati worshiped by teachers, and staff together & offer pushpanjali and prayers seeking the blessings of the goddess for success in studies and knowledge. Followed by Distribution of Prasad
The College successfully underwent a Sudden Inspection by WBNC as a part of the regulatory Process to review the academic standards and infrastructure of the institution.
The Annual Sports Day of the college was organized with great enthusiasm and active participation from students and faculty members. The event aimed to promote physical fitness, teamwork, and sportsmanship among students. The winner was awarded Prizes & certificates’ in recognition of their outstanding performances. The event concluded on a joyful note leaving everyone with memorable moments.