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Vice President urges AIIMS graduates to serve nation with dedication
✍️ Nagaland Post
🗓 03 Sep 2026, 06:18 PM
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The Vice President addressed a gathering of AIIMS graduates, emphasizing the need for committed service to the country.
New Delhi – In a recent address, the Vice President of India appealed to fresh graduates of the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) to dedicate themselves to the nation's health and welfare. Speaking to a crowd of newly minted doctors, he highlighted the critical role medical professionals play in nation‑building and urged them to uphold the highest standards of service.
He noted that the country's healthcare challenges require not only clinical expertise but also a spirit of selfless commitment. The Vice President encouraged the graduates to work in underserved areas, participate in public health initiatives, and contribute to the broader goal of improving health outcomes across India.
The speech, covered by the Nagaland Post, underscored the government's expectation that AIIMS alumni will lead by example, blending professional excellence with patriotic duty. The call to action aligns with ongoing efforts to strengthen the healthcare system and ensure equitable access to quality care.
The event concluded with a vote of confidence in the graduates' abilities to meet these expectations and a reminder that their contributions are vital to the nation's progress.
He noted that the country's healthcare challenges require not only clinical expertise but also a spirit of selfless commitment. The Vice President encouraged the graduates to work in underserved areas, participate in public health initiatives, and contribute to the broader goal of improving health outcomes across India.
The speech, covered by the Nagaland Post, underscored the government's expectation that AIIMS alumni will lead by example, blending professional excellence with patriotic duty. The call to action aligns with ongoing efforts to strengthen the healthcare system and ensure equitable access to quality care.
The event concluded with a vote of confidence in the graduates' abilities to meet these expectations and a reminder that their contributions are vital to the nation's progress.