AIIMS Nagpur Organises SANKRAMAN 2026 Programme on Infectious Diseases
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The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) Nagpur has organised SANKRAMAN 2026, a continuing medical education (CME) programme focused on infectious diseases. The information was shared by the Press Information Bureau, the official communication agency of the Government of India.
AIIMS Nagpur is one of the institutes under the national AIIMS network, which is known for medical education, research, and patient care. CME programmes help doctors and health professionals keep their knowledge up to date with the latest developments in their field. Infectious diseases remain an important area of public health in India, so training of this kind is closely watched by medical experts.
The Press Information Bureau also reported a separate event called SANKRAMAN, a Mela that will be held at Punnami Ghat in Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh, from 13 to 31 October 2026. The Mela is expected to bring together more than 1,500 women from Self-Help Groups (SHGs) from over 30 locations. Self-Help Groups are small community-based groups, often formed by women, that support savings, income, and local development.
More details about the programmes, including their full schedules and activities, were not included in the available report. Readers can follow updates from the Press Information Bureau and the official websites of AIIMS Nagpur for further information.
Sources: Press Information Bureau
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