The commissioning ceremony of the 7th batch of Nursing Cadets from the College of Nursing, Command Hospital, Lucknow, was held with great pride and enthusiasm at the AMC Centre & College, Lucknow. A total of 40 cadets were commissioned into the Military Nursing Service (MNS) after successfully completing four years of rigorous training.
Honoring Excellence in Nursing
Lt Amritanshi Pandey emerged as the standout cadet, securing:
- The ‘Best Outgoing Nursing Cadet’ Trophy
- The award for ‘Best in Academics’
Her achievements reflect the dedication, academic excellence, and leadership qualities instilled during the training at the College of Nursing.
Address by Chief Guest
The commissioning parade was reviewed by Lieutenant General Mukesh Chadha, Chief of Staff, Surya Command, who also felicitated the outstanding achievers. In his inspiring address, he:
- Congratulated the newly commissioned Nursing Officers for their accomplishments.
- Urged them to uphold the highest standards of professionalism, service, care, and compassion as they embark on their journey in the Military Nursing Service.
- Emphasized the critical role of nursing officers in the Armed Forces, particularly in combat medical support, patient care, and humanitarian missions.
A Legacy of Dedication and Service
The ceremony highlighted the unwavering commitment of the Military Nursing Service to providing exemplary healthcare support to the Indian Armed Forces. The newly commissioned officers will play a vital role in ensuring the health, well-being, and recovery of soldiers both in peace and on the battlefield.
The event marked not just the culmination of the cadets’ academic journey but also the beginning of a lifelong commitment to service, discipline, and compassion in the proud tradition of the Indian Armed Forces.
