Monthly Activities
Farewell Day Celebration on 3rd June,2025
Apollo College of Nursing celebrated farewell for 2020 batch
Mrs.Anusha and Ms.Ellen coordinated the program
Highlights/Data related to the workshop
The program commenced with a prayer Song by III year B.Sc(N) Choir.
- Welcome Dance performed by Miss Aleena Biju,V Semester B.Sc(N) captured the audience’s attention.
- The Welcome address was delivered by Mr. Ajmel,III year B.Sc(N)
- Introduction of Chief Guest by Ms. Ellen, Assistant Professor.
- Chief Guest address was given by Dr. Srinivasalu, HOD – Forensic Department, AIMSR.
- Introduction of guest of honor by Dr. Silpa, Professor.
- Message by guest of honour,Dr. T. Vivekananda, Associate Professor, CSE-SOT & Deputy Director for Academic Affairs, TAU.
- Dr.Jinto,Vice Principal addressed the outgoing batch.
- 3rd year representative speech was rendered by Miss S. Monika, III year B.Sc(N)
- Farewell speech was delivered by Miss Lekhya, IV year B.Sc(N) followed by culturals.
- The event concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks by Miss Geethu Priya, III year B.Sc(N)
Hypertension Day – Quiz & Slogan Competition @ DHH-AIMSR on 6th June,2025
Apollo College of Nursing, Chittoor actively participated in the Hypertension Day Quiz and Slogan Competition organized by DHH-AIMSR in observance of World Hypertension Day.
The program was aimed at strengthening awareness on hypertension prevention, early detection, and lifestyle-based management, in alignment with the objectives of the National Programme for Prevention and Control of Non-Communicable Diseases (NP-NCD) and the World Health Organization’s global action plan to reduce the burden of non-communicable diseases (NCDs).
This initiative also supported the college’s mission to prepare future nurses as active promoters of public health through interprofessional collaboration and evidence-based awareness practices.
Highlights/Data related to the workshop
- The quiz competition was conducted in two phases.
In the first round, all 25 nursing students from Apollo College of Nursing participated individually. Competing alongside MBBS and nursing students from other institutions, our students demonstrated outstanding performance, securing the top scores.
- The following students achieved an impressive 93% score and were selected for the second round:
Mr. Jess Jeswin
Mr. Alwin
Mr. Jeremiah
Mr. Durga Prasad
- In the second round, participants were grouped into interdisciplinary teams, each consisting of two MBBS students and one nursing student.
- Mr. Alwin secured 1st place in the final round of the quiz competition.
- In addition, slogans created by our students were submitted online through the designated platform, and we are currently awaiting the results.
- Overall, the event was a highly engaging academic experience, fostering awareness on hypertension prevention and control, and promoting interdisciplinary learning and teamwork among future healthcare professionals.
2nd stage ISO audit on 19th & 20th June,2025
Apollo College of Nursing had successfully completed 2nd stage ISO audit
The audit was coordinated by Dr.Jinto Mathew, Vice Principal, ACONCT
Highlights/Data related to the workshop
Day 1: 19th June, 2025
- The meeting commenced with a welcome address by Dr. T. Jayanthi, Principal, ACONCT.
- This was followed by a formal address by Prof. H. Vinod Bhat, Hon’ble Vice Chancellor, Apollo University.
- Esteemed dignitaries present included:
- Dr. Prabakar K., PhD,Visiting Professor, The Apollo University, Head – Academic Affairs – Apollo Knowledge(An Integrated Consortium of Education of Apollo Hospitals Group)
- Dr. Mala Thayumanavan, Dean and Group Head – Nursing Education,AHET.
- Mr. Naresh, Chief Operating Officer, AIMSR
- Dr. Jinto Mathew, Quality Manager, ACONCT
- Faculty members of ACONCT
- Mr. Muthuvellappan, Lead Auditor from BSI, conducted the opening meeting, followed by a comprehensive audit of the academic processes.
Day 2: 20th June, 2025
- The audit continued with a focus on support services.
- The session concluded with a formal closing meeting, highlighting:
- 10 commendable positive observations
- 9 opportunities for improvement (potential non-conformities)
- 4 minor non-conformities.
International Yoga Day on 21st June – 2025 “Yogandhra”
Apollo College of Nursing, in collaboration with the Yoga Club – Apollo knowledge city, NSS Unit, AIMSR, and The Apollo University, organized International Yoga Day on 21st June 2025 as part of “YOGANDHRA.” The event witnessed the enthusiastic participation of over 1,000 students and staff at the AKC Ground.
This Yoga Day celebration highlighted yoga’s ancient roots and its global impact. The theme for 2025, “Yoga for One Earth, One Health,” emphasized the interconnectedness between personal well-being and planetary health.
The program was coordinated and organized by Dr. Jinto Mathew(Vice Principal), Prof. Leelavathi (Professor), Mrs. Priyanka (Tutor), and Mr.Ricky Bennet (Tutor).
Highlights/Data related to the workshop
- A series of events was held as part of Yogandhra / International yoga day 2025,
- Common training session of yoga was held on 30th May 25 at RTO office ground.
- Mandatory training session was held from 18th, 19th & 20th June 25 at Apollo Knowledge city ground.
- The grand finale of International Yoga day held on 21st June 25.
- Participation of 1000 students, faculty, and NSS volunteers
- Formal inauguration by Prof. H Vinod Bhat (Vice Chancellor) & Prof. M Potharaju (Registrar)
- Inspirational address by the Chief Guest, Mr. H. Vinod Bhat
- Mass Yoga session led by trained instructors along with 1000+ Students, faculty, and NSS volunteers
- Demonstration of key Asana’s and breathing techniques
- Active support and coordination by NSS Unit & Faculty representatives of AKC
Faculty Picnic – Talakona, Tirupathi on 27th June, 2025
Apollo College of Nursing, Chittoor organized a Faculty Picnic to Talakona, Tirupati, as a gesture of appreciation following the successful completion of the ISO Audit.
Mr. Karthik & Mr. Ricky Bennet coordinated the programme.
Highlights/Data related to the workshop
- The faculty members of Apollo College of Nursing, Chittoor, assembled at the college premises by 7:00 AM and departed together in the arranged transport, setting a joyful and enthusiastic tone for the day.
- A key highlight of the picnic was the collective cooking session, where faculty members actively participated in preparing meals. This collaborative effort transformed the activity into a delightful experience, fostering creativity and teamwork beyond the professional environment.
- The group then embarked on a refreshing trek through the forest trails surrounding Talakona, soaking in the lush greenery and crisp mountain air. A rejuvenating swim in the serene natural pool near the waterfalls added an adventurous and relaxing element to the day, making it one of the most memorable moments.
- Overall, the picnic provided a much-needed break from routine, strengthened interpersonal relationships, and promoted a spirit of unity among the faculty members.
Founder’s Day 2026 Celebration
Founder’s Day 2026 was celebrated on February 5, 2026, commemorating the birth anniversary of Dr. Prathap C Reddy, the visionary architect of modern Indian healthcare, Founder Chairman of Apollo Hospitals and Hon’ble Chancellor of The Apollo University.
The celebration was organized at the AKC Campus with a series of meaningful activities from January 31 to February 05, 2026, reflecting the values of service, innovation, compassion, and community development upheld by the founder.
Various academic, social service, environmental, and cultural activities were conducted involving faculty, students, and staff members.
Highlights/Data related to the event
1. Sports for Staff of AKC (January 31 – February 04)
Promoted team spirit and wellness among staff.
Encouraged physical fitness and camaraderie.
2. Blood Donation Camp (February 03)
Faculty and students actively participated.
Contributed towards saving lives and promoting voluntary blood donation.
3. Mass Plantation Drive (February 03)
Conducted within the AKC campus.
Emphasized environmental sustainability and green initiatives.
4. The Founder’s Name in Leaves (February 03)
Creative tribute by arranging leaves to form the Founder’s name.
Showcased student involvement and respect.
5. Inauguration of Vividha Playground (February 03)
New recreational facility inaugurated.
Aimed at promoting holistic student development.
6. Inauguration of Incubation Center (February 04)
Marked a step towards innovation and entrepreneurship.
Encouraged research and startup culture among students.
7. Wish Tree Competition (February 04)
Students expressed gratitude and aspirations.
Encouraged creativity and emotional connection with the institution.
8. Donation to Government School (February 04)
Community outreach initiative.
Strengthened social responsibility efforts.
9. Food Distribution to In-patients in DGH (February 05)
Act of compassion and service.
Reflected humanitarian values of the founder.
10. Audio-Visual Presentation on Chairman’s Journey (February 02–05)
Showcased the inspiring journey and legacy of Dr. Prathap C Reddy.
Motivated students and faculty.
11. Valedictory Function – Cake Cutting & Prize Distribution (February 05)
Concluding ceremony of the celebration.
Winners of competitions were honored.
Cake cutting marked the birth anniversary celebration.
Conclusion
Founder’s Day 2026 was celebrated with great enthusiasm and dignity. The week-long activities reflected the ideals of service, excellence, innovation, and compassion envisioned by Dr. Prathap C Reddy. The celebration not only honoured his legacy but also reinforced the institution’s commitment toward building a healthier and progressive India.
Contact Information
Mr. Karthik
Nursing Tutor
karthikstreax@gmail.com
Phone – 8184819231
Republic Day Report on 26.01.2026
The 77th Republic Day of India was celebrated with great patriotism and enthusiasm at The Apollo University, AKC Campus, on 26th January 2026. The programme commenced at 8:00 a.m. with the ceremonial flag hoisting by Dr. H. Vinod Bhat, Hon’ble Vice Chancellor, TAU, followed by the National Anthem.
In his address, the Hon’ble Vice Chancellor highlighted the significance of the Indian Constitution, national unity, discipline, and the role of youth in nation-building. Faculty members, students, staff, and security personnel actively participated in the celebrations.
A well-organized march past by various platoons reflected discipline, coordination, and national pride. The event was further enriched by cultural performances showcasing patriotism, unity, and cultural diversity.
The programme concluded with cultural activities and refreshments, marking the occasion as a memorable and inspiring celebration.
Highlights/Data related to the event
- Impressive flag hoisting ceremony by the Hon’ble Vice Chancellor
- Well-coordinated march past by NSS units, security personnel, and TAU clubs
- Enthralling patriotic cultural performances by students from AIMSR, ACON, and TAU
- Eye-catching human pyramid formation symbolizing unity and teamwork
Active participation of faculty, students, and staff - Smooth organization and disciplined execution of the entire programme
Contact Information
Mr. Karthik
Nursing Tutor
karthikstreax@gmail.com
Phone – 8184819231
Freshers & College Day 2026 Celebration
The Freshers Day and College Day Celebrations 2026 were organized by Apollo College of Nursing Chittoor on 12th March 2026 at AKC Ground. The program was conducted to warmly welcome the newly admitted students and to celebrate the academic and co-curricular achievements of the college. The event included welcome dance, speeches by dignitaries, prize distribution for academic and sports achievements, annual report presentation, freshers batch name declaration, ramp walk, and cultural performances. The program was successfully conducted with active participation from students, faculty, and management, creating a joyful and memorable experience for everyone.
Highlights/Data related to the event
- The Freshers Day and College Day Celebrations 2026 were organized by Apollo College of Nursing Chittoor on 12th March 2026 at AKC Ground. The program aimed to welcome the new batch of students and celebrate the academic and co-curricular achievements of the institution.
- The program commenced at 4:30 PM with a Welcome Dance performed by Ms. Aleena Biju and team from VII Semester, which created a joyful and energetic atmosphere. This was followed by the Welcome Address delivered by Ms. Varsha Krishnan (V Semester), who warmly welcomed the dignitaries, faculty members, and students.
- The Message by the Dean, Dr. Mala Thayumanavan, Dean & Group Head – Nursing Education (AHET), highlighted the importance of dedication, discipline, and compassion in the nursing profession. Following this, Mr. Balraj S, Unit Head – AIMSR, delivered the Message by Unit Head, encouraging students to focus on academic excellence and professional growth.
- The Chief Guest, Mrs. D. Usha Pannaga Veni, President, TNAI AP Branch, was introduced by Dr. Jinto Mathew, Vice Principal. The Chief Guest delivered an inspiring address emphasizing leadership, commitment, and service in nursing practice.
- The Chief Guest was then felicitated by Dr. T. Jayanthi, Principal, and Dr. Mala Thayumanavan, Dean & Group Head – Nursing Education (AHET) as a token of appreciation.
- The program continued with the Prize Distribution Ceremony, where prizes were awarded to students for their outstanding achievements in academics and sports. The session was coordinated by Mr. Ricky and Ms. Nripa.
- Following this, the Annual Report of the institution was presented by Dr. T. Jayanthi, Principal, highlighting the academic progress, achievements, and activities of the college during the year.
- The program was graced by the esteemed presence of Mr. Channglo, Senior Lecturer from Apollo Institute of Nursing, Bhutan; Mrs. Nirmala Margaret, Principal of CMC College of Nursing; Dr. Lokeshwari, Principal of Apollo College of Nursing, Aragonda; Dr. Ramya Ramakrishnan, Associate Dean of AIMSR; and Dr. Alfred J. Augustine, Dean of Apollo Institute of Medical Sciences and Research, who honored the occasion with their gracious presence and encouraged the students and faculty.
- One of the most exciting moments of the event was the Freshers Batch Name Declaration, Video Presentation, and Ramp Walk, coordinated by Mr. Roshan and Mr. Alex Sibychen from the I Year Batch. This segment showcased the enthusiasm and creativity of the new students.
- The program concluded with a Vote of Thanks delivered by Dr. C. Silpa, Professor, expressing gratitude to the chief guest, management, faculty members, and students for making the event a grand success.
- The celebration continued with Cultural Programs performed by students from all batches, which included dance, music, and other entertaining performances, creating a lively and memorable evening for everyone.
- Overall, the Freshers Day & College Day Celebrations 2026 were conducted successfully with great enthusiasm, teamwork, and coordination, leaving lasting memories for both freshers and senior students.
Contact Information
Mr. Karthik
Nursing Tutor
karthikstreax@gmail.com
Phone – 8184819231
International Women’s Day 2026 Celebrations
Apollo College of Nursing enthusiastically and actively observed International Women’s Day 2026 with a week-long programme. “Give to Gain: Committed to Forging Gender Equality” was the theme of the year, NSS Units of the institutions, and Internal Complaints Committee (ICC) coordinated the events. The activities were carried out in accordance with the “Honoring the Warrior Within” Flagship Initiative of the AP State Women’s Commission. Apollo College of Nursing staff, faculty, and students took part in the series of events held from March 04 – March 09, 2026.
Day-I Student Safety Report
March 4 to March 7, 2026,
The Student Safety Report Release from March 4 to March 7, 2026, marked the beginning of the events. The report’s main focus was on campus safety for students. It described the Internal Complaints Committee’s function. The systems for filing complaints were also emphasized. The report raised awareness of student support services and safety precautions. The program encouraged students to ask for assistance when needed and to openly discuss safety concerns.
Day-2 Women's Rights and Safety Awareness Program, Campus Ambassadors Program
March 5, 2026
On March 5, 2026, a Women’s Rights and Safety Awareness Program was held. The program’s objectives were to inform students about their legal rights, safety precautions, available support systems and the significance of reporting harassment. The Chief Guest of the event, Dr. Ramya Ramakrishnan, Associate Dean, AIMSR, briefed the men and women to take equal responsibilities of safety, upliftment and roles to create a more holistic ecosystem in the society. Dr. Ramya also discussed the role that education and awareness play in empowering women. She urged pupils to be self-assured and accountable. She also stressed equality and respect in society. The resource person was Mrs. K. Naga Sowjanya, a sub-inspector from the Mahila Police Station in Chittoor. She gave an explanation of the laws protecting women. She protecting women. She also discussed how to file a complaint. She talked about students’ personal safety and cyber safety. Students actively listened to the session and clarified their doubts.
The Campus Ambassadors Program was launched on March 5 and 6, 2026 and the Campus Ambassadors were selected. They were recognised in the Validictory and honoured during the program. The ambassadors will talk about safety and gender equality and also help other students when they need their assistance with regards to women safety and encouragement. This program encourages students to be leaders. Also, it promotes responsibility and support from peers on campus.
Day -3 - Drawing contest & Reel Making Competition
March 6, 2026
A drawing contest was held on March 6, 2026, and the theme was about gender equality and giving women more power. A lot of faculty and students took part in the competition. Participants showed off creative drawings that highlighted women’s achievements, courage, and strength. The artworks sent strong messages about respect and equality. The winners were awarded during the valedictory ceremony and the winners were appreciated for their creativity and meaningful presentation of the theme.
There was also a Reel Making Competition on March 6th, 2026. Students made short videos about women’s rights and gender equality. The reels had messages about respect, bravery, and women’s accomplishments. The contest pushed students to use digital media to share their thoughts.
There was a Walkathon and Campus Rally on March 6th, 2026, from 3:30 to 4:30 PM. The rally was attended by students, faculty members, and NSS volunteers. People who took part carried signs with messages that supported women’s rights and equal rights for all genders. The rally went through important parts of the campus. The activity made staff and students more aware. It also spread the message that women should be treated with respect and equality.
Day-4 - Final Celebration and Valedictory Programme
March- 9th, 2026
The celebrations concluded with the Final Celebration and Valedictory Programme on March 9, 2026 at 11:00 AM in the Auditorium, Dr. PCRKC, Apollo Knowledge City. The programme was attended by Smt. Katari Hemalatha, Chairperson of Chittoor Urban Development Authority (CHUDA), as the Chief Guest. She spoke about the importance of women’s empowerment in society. She appreciated the efforts of the organizers in conducting meaningful activities for students. She shared the example of the Apollo Group. She said Dr. Prathap C. Reddy started Apollo Hospitals with a great vision, and today his daughters continue that vision as strong leaders whom he proudly calls “Sree Shakti.” She said their leadership reflects the power of women when families trust and encourage them. She also encouraged students to work with villages and create awareness about sanitation and hygiene. She requested students, especially girls, to participate in the Swachh Andhra Mission to help build a clean and healthy Andhra Pradesh. She also highlighted the importance of women’s health and preventive care for building strong families and a healthy society.
Dr. Parvathi Bhat, Former Professor of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE), attended the Valedictory Programme as the Guest of Honour. She spoke about the importance of women’s health, education, and leadership in society. She encouraged students to work with dedication and confidence. She also emphasized respect, compassion, and responsibility in professional life. Her address inspired students to value equality and contribute positively to society.
During the valedictory programme, the winners of the competitions were honoured and received their prizes. The organizers appreciated the active participation of students and faculty members. The Campus Ambassadors were also formally recognized on the stage. They were honoured for their role and commitment. They accepted their responsibilities to promote awareness and equality on the campus. A pledge was also taken during the valedictory programme. The formal ceremony was followed by a vibrant cultural performance. The International Women’s Day celebrations at Apollo college of Nursing were meaningful and successful. The programmes created awareness about women’s rights and safety. The activities encouraged creativity, responsibility, and participation. The celebrations also promoted respect and equality within the campus community. The events truly reflected the spirit of the theme “Give to Gain: Committed to Forging Gender Equality.” The programmes also supported the message of the AP State Women’s Commission initiative “Honouring the Warrior Within.
ACLS workshop commenced on 10th March 2026, from 8:45 AM to 5:30 PM.
Apollo College of Nursing, Chittoor
Highlights/Data related to the workshop
- The resource person for the workshop was Dr. Vikram Sarangan from the Emergency Department of Manipal Hospitals.
- The primary objective of the workshop was to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to respond to cardiovascular emergencies, providing a comprehensive understanding of ACLS principles, algorithms, and procedures.
- Students were divided into small groups and provided with valuable hands-on experience, along with updated theoretical knowledge. The interactive sessions included simulations, case discussions, and practical exercises.
- Topics Covered: Overview of ACLS, Cardiac Arrest Recognition and Management, Defibrillation and Cardioversion, Pharmacology and Medication Management, Airway Management and Ventilation, Cardiac Rhythm Interpretation.
- D. Silpa, Professor, & Mrs. Anusha, Assoc. professor organized the workshop
Contact Information
Mrs. P. Anusha, Assoc. Professor, The Apollo College of Nursing, Chittoor.
9177370556
Mail ID: anushalokeshppt@gmail.com
World TB Day on 24th March 2026
NSS volunteers from Apollo college of Nursing celebrated World TB Day
Highlights/Data related to the event
We successfully observed TB Day at ZP Hall, with enthusiastic participation from our students, as well as those from Aragonda Apollo, RVS & Cheelapalli CMC colleges. The event was graced by esteemed dignitaries:
Chief Guests:
- Joint Collector – Mr. Adharsh Rajeendran
- District Medical and Health Officer (DMHO) Dr. Sai Sharmila
- District Immunisation Officer P. Ravi Raju
Guests of Honour:
- Dr. Gourinadh, HOD, Pulmonology
- Dr. Venkata Prasad, District DVLT Officer
The rally passed through the major junctions in the city as the participants shouted slogan ‘Yes, we can end TB’. Our students stole the show with their impressive performances, which included a soulful prayer song. Miss Dayana (7th semester) secured 1st prize, and Miss Sara (3rd semester) secured 2nd prize in the essay writing competition. They received their certificates from Dr. Venkata Prasad, District DVLT Officer. The auditorium was enriched by their talent and enthusiasm.
Mrs. Anusha, Assoc. Prof and Mr. Karthik, Nursing Tutor coordinated the program.
Contact Information
Mrs. P. Anusha
Ph No: 9177370556
Mail ID: anushalokeshppt@gmail.com
