Categories: Awards

Alappuzha doctor K. Venugopal bags IMA award

Indian Medical Association has selected Dr. K. Venugopal, chief consultant in respiratory medicine at General Hospital, Alappuzha (City in Kerala) for the Indian Medical Association (IMA) awards under the category of community service. He will receive the award at a function to be held at IMA headquarters in New Delhi on July 1,2023

About National doctors’ day

  • National Doctors’ Day is celebrated on 01 July every year in India for the past 32 years.
  • It is celebrated to honour the legendary and renowned doctor Bidhan Chandra Roy, a politician, a freedom fighterand an advocate for education.
  • The theme for National Doctors’ Day 2022 was “Family Doctors on the Front Line.”

About Indian Medical Association

  • It was Formed in 1928 & is Headquartered in New Delhi.
  • President of Indian Medical Association is Sahajanand Prasad Singh.

Find More Awards News Here

Recent Posts

Goa Liberation Day 2025: History, Significance, and Celebrations

Goa Liberation Day 2025 is observed on 19 December across the state of Goa with…

14 mins ago

PM Modi Receives Oman’s Highest Honour, 29th International Award

Honorable Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been conferred Oman’s highest national honour which is The…

15 hours ago

Who Is Sai Jadhav? India’s First Woman Officer from IMA

A historic moment for India’s armed forces  23 year old Sai Jadhav has become the…

17 hours ago

India and Saudi Arabia Sign Visa Waiver Agreement to Facilitate Official Travel

India and Saudi Arabia have taken another significant step to deepen their growing strategic relationship…

17 hours ago

Bharat Taxi to Roll Out in January 2026 Here You Need To Know

India’s ride hailing market is set to witness a significant shift with the upcoming rollout…

17 hours ago

Army Achieves Major Logistics Milestone With Induction of Tanks into Kashmir Valley

Significant boost to India’s defense logistics and operational readiness, the Indian Army has successfully inducted…

17 hours ago