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Time to party
Students of the Administrative Staff College of India\'s Post-Graduate Diploma in Hospital Management relished their weekend at the Fresher’s party by showcasing their talent and letting their hair down.
Students of the Administrative Staff College of India's Post-Graduate Diploma in Hospital Management relished their weekend at the Fresher’s party by showcasing their talent and letting their hair down.
Dean of Training, Usha Ramachandra elaborated the history of ASCI and its contribution to the hospital and medical industry through PGDHM programme in the last 18 years.
The Freshers party started off with a classical dance performance by Nirmala Mary followed by juniors introducing seniors. The competition for Mr and Ms Freshers was a tight one with Charu Mahajan adjudged the ‘Ms Fresher’ and Allari Gopal the ‘Mr Fresher’.
Scintillating dancesand singing kept the gathering mesmerised. Registrar Kalyan Roy, Director of Centre for Health Care Management DrSubodhKandamuthan and faculty and staff were present.
