The commissioning ceremony for the 7th batch of Nursing Cadets from the College of Nursing at Command Hospital, Lucknow, was held with immense pride and enthusiasm at the AMC Centre & College in Lucknow. A total of 40 cadets successfully completed four years of rigorous training and were officially commissioned into the Military Nursing Service (MNS), marking a significant milestone in their careers.
Among the newly commissioned officers, Lt. Amritanshi Pandey distinguished herself as a standout cadet by receiving both the ‘Best Outgoing Nursing Cadet’ Trophy and the award for ‘Best in Academics.’ Her exceptional achievements are a testament to the dedication, academic excellence, and leadership qualities that were fostered during her time at the College of Nursing.
The ceremony featured a commissioning parade that was reviewed by Lieutenant General Mukesh Chadha, Chief of Staff of Surya Command. He took the opportunity to felicitate the outstanding achievers and delivered an inspiring address to the newly commissioned Nursing Officers. In his speech, he expressed heartfelt congratulations for their accomplishments and emphasized the importance of upholding the highest standards of professionalism, service, care, and compassion as they begin their journeys in the Military Nursing Service. He further stressed the pivotal role of nursing officers within the Armed Forces, particularly in areas of combat medical support, patient care, and humanitarian missions.
The event not only celebrated the successful completion of the cadets’ academic endeavors but also underscored the enduring legacy of dedication and service within the Military Nursing Service. The newly commissioned officers are poised to play a vital role in ensuring the health, well-being, and recovery of soldiers in both peacetime and combat situations. This ceremony marks both the culmination of their training and the commencement of a lifelong commitment to service, discipline, and compassion, reflecting the proud traditions of the Indian Armed Forces.
