of ‘Mann Ki Baat’ Action has been taken against 64 nursing students for not participating in the th episode. The matter is of Chandigarh. According to the information, Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s radio program ‘Mann Ki Baat’ at ‘National Institute of Nursing Education’ (NINE) of Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER) here. For not attending the program organized to listen to the telecast of the 117th episode of the Institute’s Girl students are banned from leaving the hostel for a week.

While listening to the program ‘Mann Ki Baat’ the girl students did not participate

Hospital administration has made arrangements for first and third year girl students in the institute. In the program ‘Mann Ki Baat’ aired on April 81 was made mandatory to listen to the episode, in which 64 The girl students did not participate. Later, the hospital authorities issued an order on May 3 informing the girl students that the third year 64 Girl students and eight first year girl students will not be allowed to move out of the hostel for a week.

)8774The PGIMER issued a statement late Thursday evening regarding “Restriction on exit of nursing girl students after evening classes due to non-attendance in Mann Ki Baat programme..”. It said that this was a bit ‘overreaction’ on the part of the nursing college authorities and ‘the displeasure of the PGIMER administration has already been conveyed to the concerned.

of ‘Mann Ki Baat’ program th episode was a must listen

The statement issued by PGIMER said that therefore we humbly request that this issue should not be given any other meaning or blown up in the larger public interest. According to the order, the warden of the institute had recently told the first and third year girl students that for them It is compulsory to listen to the 117th episode of ‘Mann Ki Baat’ program in Lecture Theater-1 on April. The order also warned the students that if they did not participate in the program, their exit would be banned.

The order states that despite repeated reminders from the Warden and the Hostel Coordinator, 11 Girl students did not attend the programme.

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