Bharatividyapeeth deemed to be university, college of nursing, navi mumbai

16/07/2020

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26/06/2020

26/06/2020

Attention please!!!! Admission Notice!!!!

22/06/2020

Yoga for health yoga at home..

22/06/2020

Expert student👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

22/06/2020

Body mind and spirit refreshment

21/06/2020

Yoga for health...yoga for mind .. and yoga at home...

21/06/2020

“Yoga for Health – Yoga at Home”
Happy International Yoga day 2020

Yoga is not just about exercise; it is a way to discover the sense of oneness with yourself, the world and nature.
Practice yoga and find the peace in yourself...

12/05/2020

There are more than 20 million nurses across the world and each one of them has a story. They know about hope and courage, joy and despair, pain and suffering, and life
and death. As an ever-present force for good, nurses hear the first cries of newborn babies and witness the last breaths of the dying. They are present at some of life’s most precious moments, and at some of its most tragic. Nurses serve humanity and, by their actions, they protect the health
and wellbeing of individuals, communities and nations.
Around the world, people routinely recognise nursing as the most honest and ethical of the professions: people instinctively trust and respect nurses and the work that they do. But public understanding of nursing varies widely and is often distorted. Images of nurses as angels of mercy are common, but they go hand in hand with perverse sexual stereotypes. And the old-fashioned idea that nurses are somehow subordinate to doctors is pervasive. The fact is that very few people understand the breadth of roles and responsibilities of modern nurses, and that means they do not truly appreciate the outstanding value of nursing to every person on the planet.

11/05/2020

INTERNATIONAL NURSE’S DAY 2020: A Voice to Lead – Nursing the World to Health, demonstrates how nurses are central to addressing a wide range of health challenges.

02/05/2020

A tribute from Alumni🙏🏻🙏🏻 Manish Gupta Subhash Chandra