Dr.V. Bena Jothy

Dr. V. Bena Jothy is the Principal in Charge of Women’s Christian College, with over three decades of dedicated service since 1991. She has served under both self-financing and aided schemes, demonstrating sustained commitment to teaching, research and academic leadership.

An outstanding scholar, she secured University Second Rank in M.Sc. Physics from Madurai Kamaraj University and First Rank in M.Phil. Physics from Alagappa University. She also cleared the State Level Screening Test (SLST) conducted by the University of Madras in 1990.

Her research specialization is spectroscopy, with 110 publications in international referred journals, 112 presentations at international and 166 at National conferences. She holds 2 patents and has reviewed more than 100 research articles for reputed peer reviewed journals.

As a dedicated mentor, she has guided 11 M.Phil. and 20 Ph.D. scholars, with five more scholars currently under her supervision. Her research impact includes 2070 citations, an h-index of 26 and an i10-index of 54.

She has received several prestigious awards, including Lifetime Achievement Award, International Best Researcher Award, Vocational Excellence Award, Inspirational Distinction Award associated with Scopus Index and International Excellent Academician Award.

She has organized several conferences, served as a resource person at academic programmes and contributed to academic bodies and professional organizations. She also served as a resource person at SAC College, where she delivered an insightful session titled “At the Crossroads of Discovery: Where Research Meets Inspiration and Impact,” sharing her expertise and inspiring academic and research pursuits.

Beyond academics, she actively participates in social and faith-based initiatives and has contributed to academic literature through book editing, reflecting her holistic and impactful career.

Dr.Sabrin Sumaila Samiudeen

Myself Sabrin Sumaila Samiudeen, and I am a homoeopathic physician with a strong academic interest in integrative healthcare, research, complementary medicine, acupuncture, nutrition, gut microbiome, and agro-homoeopathy.
I completed my Bachelor of Homoeopathic Medicine and Surgery (BHMS) at Venkateswara Homoeopathic Medical College and Hospital, Porur, Chennai, from 2020 to 2026. Alongside my undergraduate education, I pursued additional training in acupuncture and completed a two-year course in the field. I also completed a one-month certificate course in Nutrition and Gut Microbiome, along with a 15-day internship. These learning experiences have strengthened my interest in research, scientific presentation, patient care, and complementary approaches to healthcare.
I completed my higher secondary education in the Bio-Mathematics stream at Shree Niketan Matric Higher Secondary School, Thiruvallur. My background in biology and mathematics provided a strong foundation for my later studies in medicine and research.
During my medical education, I actively participated in academic activities such as paper presentations, poster presentations, conferences, and research-related programmes. These experiences helped me develop confidence in scientific communication, public speaking, critical thinking, and research-oriented work.
My professional interests include patient consultation, patient care, medicine prescribing, research, and the development of evidence-based approaches within complementary medicine. I am particularly interested in pursuing a career in research. I have worked toward this goal through academic presentations and publications. I have three published articles indexed in Google Scholar, along with publications in the International Journal for Innovative Science and Technology and SwAlife Biopress Journal. I have also received an author certificate for publication in IJFISAT.
Research and scientific presentation have been important parts of my academic journey. In 2024, I presented a paper at Dr. M.G.R. University Research Day titled “In-vitro evaluation of Natrum Muriaticum 30, 200, 1M on cowpea seed germination under salt stress condition – a randomised study.” This work developed my interest in agro-homoeopathy and experimental research involving plant-related applications.
In 2025, I presented a poster titled “Effect of Natrum Muriaticum on various plant under salt stress condition – evidence based study” at Swasthya Kalyan Homoeopathic Medical College, Jaipur, Rajasthan, where I received second prize. I also presented a poster titled “Agro homoeopathy the present need” at the International Homoeopathic Conference 2025 conducted by Dr. M.G.R. University, where I again secured second prize.
In 2026, I continued my academic presentations by presenting a paper titled “Synthesising complementary medicine paradigms with modern healthcare” at Sri Sairam Homoeopathic Medical College. I also delivered an oral presentation on “Medical plant and marine algae in homoeopathy: An integrative review of pharmacognosy, photochemistry, therapeutic application and future perspective” at Balaji Medical College, Chennai. In addition, I presented a poster at the Global Society for Neuroscience and Mental Health concerning the efficacy of homoeopathic medicine in managing anxiety and depression.
Clinical exposure has also been an important part of my medical training. As part of my undergraduate programme, I completed a one-year compulsory rotatory internship. I gained clinical experience at institutions associated with disability and rehabilitation, including the Homoeopathic Research Institute for Disability at NIEPMD and the National Institute for Empowerment of Persons with Multiple Disabilities. These experiences helped me understand healthcare delivery and develop a patient-centred approach to care.
I have also pursued learning beyond my core medical curriculum. I completed the NPTEL course on Health Research Fundamentals and a six-month course in Yoga for Youth Empowerment organised by Vethathiri Maharishi College of Yoga. My additional training in acupuncture, nutrition, and gut microbiome reflects my broader interest in complementary and integrative approaches to health.
Through my academic and professional journey, I have developed skills in communication, problem-solving, leadership, public speaking, analytical and critical thinking, research, report writing, proposal preparation, health and safety awareness, teamwork, and remaining calm under pressure. I am comfortable communicating in both English and Tamil.
Overall, my journey so far has been a combination of homoeopathic medical education, complementary medicine training, research, scientific communication, and clinical exposure. I aspire to continue developing my career in research, healthcare, patient care, and integrative medical approaches. My long-term goal is to contribute meaningfully to healthcare through continuous learning, responsible clinical practice, and research-oriented work.

Prof. Dr.Vishnu Datt

Dr. Vishnu Datt, MBBS, DA, DNB, MNAMS, DHA, FSFR, is a distinguished senior
anaesthesiologist, academician, researcher, and specialist in cardiac anaesthesia, with over 40
years of professional experience in the field of anaesthesiology, cardiac anaesthesia and
cardiothoracic care. He has been honoured with the “International Distinction for Best
Research Contribution 2026” by the International Research Council in recognition of his
contributions to cardiac anaesthesia and cardiothoracic surgery. He is currently serving as
Professor and Head of the Department of Anaesthesiology at SGT Medical College, Gurugram,
Haryana. Previously, he served as Director Professor and In-charge of Cardiac Anaesthesia at the
Government Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research (GIPMER), GB Pant
Hospital, New Delhi. He has also held key academic and leadership positions, including Head of
the Department of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care at GIPMER and Head of Cardiac
Anaesthesia at Vardhman Mahavir Medical College and Safdarjung Hospital, New Delhi. His
professional journey has included service at several prestigious institutions, such as PGIMS
Rohtak, Lady Hardinge Medical College, Maulana Azad Medical College, PGI-Dr. Ram
Manohar Lohia Hospital, and VMMC and Safdarjung Hospital.
Dr. Datt’s principal areas of expertise include the perioperative management of paediatric and
adult cardiac surgical patients, transoesophageal echocardiography (TEE), cardiac anaesthesia,
intensive care management, and the management of complex cases involving cardiovascular,
respiratory, and endocrine disorders. He has extensive experience in managing high-risk patients,
including elderly individuals with uncontrolled dilated cardiomyopathy and coronary artery
disease who require non-cardiac surgery, as well as neonates and infants undergoing complex
cardiac procedures. During his distinguished career, he has been involved in the management of
more than 50,000 cardiac surgery and cardiology cases, covering a wide spectrum of paediatric
and adult cardiac surgical procedures and catheterisation laboratory interventions, including
transcatheter aortic valve implantation (TAVI). His experience is particularly extensive in
paediatric cardiac anaesthesia, including the management of complex congenital heart diseases
such as transposition of the great arteries (TGA) requiring arterial switch operations, total
anomalous pulmonary venous connection (TAPVC), and single-ventricle pathologies.
A notable aspect of Dr. Datt’s professional contribution is his involvement in the Ozaki
procedure, where his expertise in TEE guidance has supported the first Ozaki procedure in
GIPMER and performed at least ten such procedures at GIPMER, as reported in the many news
papers. He was also invited as an expert to guide and manage the first Ozaki procedure in Uttar
Pradesh, an achievement that received coverage in newspapers. His clinical expertise extends to
the comprehensive management of adult and paediatric cardiac intensive care patients, including
haemodynamic monitoring, mechanical ventilation, different forms of shock, mechanical
circulatory support, stuck prosthetic valves, re-exploration procedures, and vascular access and
line placement, particularly in newborns and neonates.
Dr. Datt is deeply committed to medical education, academic development, and research. He has
contributed 125 publications to national and international indexed journals and has delivered
more than 150 conference papers and lectures. He has supervised or co-supervised more than 60
postgraduate and super-specialty trainees, including MD Anaesthesiology, DNB Cardiac

Dr.Rajarshi As

Dr. Rajarshi As completed M.B.B.S. (Calcutta University); D.O.(Ophthalmology); M.D.(Physiology).He is 'Medical Superintendent' of Belur ESI(TB) Hospital under ESI(MB) Scheme of Labour Department; Govt. of West Bengal at present.He has been practising in the field of 'Ophthalmology' & 'General Medicine' for last 26 yrs in Hooghly district of West Bengal since 2000. He got ‘Binapani Baladev’ Silver Medal in Pathology & ‘Kalyani Nandi’ Gold Medal in Psychiatry during M.B.B.S. curriculum in R.G.Kar Medical College & Hospital; Calcutta.He was 'University Topper' in MD Examination'2021 in his discipline under West Bengal University of Health Sciences(WBUHS). He has 6 research publications till date in several peer reviewed National & International journals, indexed by Embase, DOAJ,Scopus, Google Scholar etc.He was invited as ‘Plenary Speaker’ & ‘Keynote Speaker’ in 2nd, 4th & 5th Global meeting, organized by ‘Scientex Conferences’ on 'Diabetes & Endocrinology’, held in Paris, Bangkok & Dubai respectively in 2022, 2024 & 2025. He presented his research paper in Indo-Bangladesh Friendship International Conference in 2024 on ‘Community Eye Health Care’ in Gopalganj of Bangladesh.He also participated as speaker in 65th Annual National Conference of APPI in 2019,8th Annual State Conferrence of APPI in 2020,35th Annual Conference of EIZOC in 2022, 54th Annual Conference of OSWB in 2023,8th Hooghly District Outreach Programme of OSWB in August’2025,18th Annual Conference of Indian Medical Association(IMA); Hooghly-Chinsura Branch in December’2025, Grand CME, conducted by ESI(MB)Scheme under Labour Department; Govt. of West Bengal in February’2026, 3rd Midterm Conference of Hooghly Association of Physicians(HAP) on 30th August’2026 & Netrajyoti CME on 11th October’2026 . He was invited as ‘Guest Speaker’ in 5th Annual Meeting of ACOIN Chhattisgarh State Oration Chapter in 2024.He obtained ISSN Award'2023, Asia Research Award'2024, World Healthcare Award’ 2024, World Charity Welfare Foundation Award’2024, Bango Ananyo Samman’2025, International Best Scientist Award’2025 in the field of Ophthalmology & Physiology at Scopus Index Conclave, Sera Shikriti Samman’2026 & Bango Shiropa Samman’2026. He is ‘Life Member’ of OSWB, APPI, ACOIN, EIZOC, KAO, HAP, BSH, RSSDI & IMA.He was elected ‘Vice-President’ in Rishra Branch of Indian Medical Association(IMA) for the year of 2026-2028.He is good reciter and painter also.

Mrs.V.Jyothi

V. Jyothi, professionally known as Jyothi Venkatesan, is a dedicated healthcare educator, emergency care Paramedic, and clinical simulation instructor based in Hyderabad, Telangana, India. She was born in Chittoor Town, Andhra Pradesh in the year 1987 and has built her entire professional life around a single mission of saving precious lives through timely emergency response, quality paramedic education, and innovative simulation-based healthcare training. With a rare combination of frontline emergency room experience, academic training in hospital management and disaster management, and advanced specialization in healthcare simulation and interprofessional education, she stands today as one of the committed contributors to emergency medical services and health professions education in India. Her journey from a life sciences graduate to an advanced paramedic, from a paramedic trainer to a clinical simulation instructor, and from a practitioner to a published researcher reflects sustained dedication, compassion for patients, and commitment to strengthening the chain of survival in out-of-hospital emergencies.In terms of educational qualifications, Jyothi Venkatesan holds a strong multidisciplinary academic foundation that spans life sciences, emergency care, disaster management, hospital management, and healthcare simulation. She completed her B.Sc. in Life Sciences and graduated from Kakatiya University in the year 2007, which provided her with the fundamental knowledge of human biology, health, and life processes. Driven by a passion for emergency medicine, she then obtained her Post Graduation Program in Emergency Care from GVK EMRI under Stanford University in the year 2009 at Hyderabad, a transformative training that equipped her with advanced skills in pre-hospital care, emergency room management, triage, resuscitation, and life support. To broaden her understanding of crises and public health emergencies, she completed her Diploma in PGDDM, Post Graduate Diploma in Disaster Management, in the year 2019 by IGNOU, Hyderabad. Further strengthening her leadership and administrative capabilities, she obtained her MBA in Hospital Management in the year 2022 by D.Y. Patil Vidyapeetham, Pune, which enabled her to understand healthcare systems, quality, operations, and patient safety from a management perspective. Most recently, in pursuit of excellence in modern medical education, she obtained her PGDHSIEP, Post Graduate Diploma in Healthcare Simulation and Interprofessional Education and Practice, in the year 2026 by Symbiosis International Deemed University, which formally specialized her in the science and practice of simulation-based education. This progressive educational pathway demonstrates her continuous learning philosophy and her ability to integrate clinical expertise with education technology, management, and research.With regard to professional experience and profile highlights, Jyothi Venkatesan is currently working as a Clinical Simulation Instructor in the simulation lab for Malla Reddy Institute of Medical Sciences, Hyderabad, where she is specialised in both the simulation technologies and methods used in the planning, preparation, and execution of simulation-based healthcare training and education events. With eight years of experience in simulation, she is proficient in designing realistic clinical scenarios, operating high-fidelity manikins and task trainers, facilitating immersive learning for medical, nursing, and allied health students, conducting structured debriefing, and promoting interprofessional teamwork, communication, and patient safety culture. Prior to her simulation career, she worked with GVK EMRI as an Advanced Paramedic in the Emergency Room for seven years, where she provided critical frontline care, stabilized critically ill and injured patients, managed cardiac arrests, trauma, medical emergencies, and coordinated rapid referrals that saved numerous lives. In addition, she brings six years of teaching experience in training paramedics, developing their competencies in emergency assessment, basic and advanced life support, ambulance operations, and emergency care centre protocols. This unique blend of real-world emergency exposure and classroom and simulation-based teaching allows her to bridge the gap between theory and practice and to mentor the next generation of competent and confident emergency healthcare professionals for India.In terms of previous achievements, conferences, publications, and other profile highlights, Jyothi Venkatesan has been consistently recognised for her service, leadership, and research contribution. In the year 2013, GVK EMRI, Tamil Nadu recognized her services and awarded her for stabilizing critical patients and saving more lives in the Emergency Care Centre, an honour that acknowledged her clinical acumen, calm decision-making under pressure, and life-saving interventions. In the year 2015, she received a certificate of appreciation as the Best Emergency Care Centre Coordinator for her effort and significant contribution to the mission of saving precious lives, reflecting her excellence in coordination, team leadership, and emergency system strengthening. As a researcher and academic presenter, she presented a research paper at EMCON on the Role of Emergency Care Centers in Emergency Medical Services, highlighting the pivotal function of well-equipped and well-staffed emergency centres in improving survival outcomes within the Indian emergency medical services system. She further published a significant research paper on the Importance of Telephone CPR in out-of-hospital cardiac arrest in India in the year 2020 in IJCM, the Indian Journal of Community Medicine context, which examined how dispatcher-guided telephone cardiopulmonary resuscitation can empower bystanders to initiate immediate chest compressions and improve survival in out-of-hospital cardiac arrest, a critical public health challenge in India where ambulance delays and low bystander CPR rates remain major concerns. For this impactful work, the International Society for Scientific Network awarded her with the award title International Best Researcher Award for the paper Importance of Telephone Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation in out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest in India, bringing her national and international recognition. Through her clinical service, simulation leadership, teaching, and research, she continues to advocate for stronger bystander response systems, wider Telephone CPR implementation, and high-quality simulation training, with a long-term vision to contribute to safer hospitals, skilled emergency workforces, and more lives saved across India.

Dr.KANNAN SREEVASUMATHI

“Dr. Kannan Sreevasumathi” has been honoured with the title “International Distinction for Best
Research Contribution” for excellence in “Pharmaceutical Advancements and Patient Safety.” She
has also received the International Best Researcher Award from ISTRA 2024 and the International
Best Researcher Award from IMIRAC 2026, recognizing her commitment to pharmaceutical
research, evidence-based healthcare, and patient safety.
Dr. Kannan Sreevasumathi is a clinical pharmacist, hospital administrator, and research enthusiast
specializing in pharmaceutical advancements, clinical excellence, patient safety, and healthcare
management. She holds a Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.) degree and an MBA in Hospital and
Health Care Management, combining clinical expertise with administrative leadership.
She currently serves as Clinical Pharmacist and Hospital Administrator at Elite Multispecialty
Hospital Pvt Ltd, Tirupati. In this multidisciplinary role, she supports medication safety, rational
medicine use, therapeutic outcomes, hospital operations, and healthcare service quality while
promoting efficient, patient-centered care.
She has published one research article and five review articles, reflecting her commitment to
scientific inquiry, evidence-based practice, and pharmaceutical and healthcare advancement. Her
professional interests include pharmaceutical advancement, medication safety, clinical pharmacy,
hospital management, and healthcare improvement.
Through continuous learning, research, and collaboration, she seeks to promote safer treatment,
improved patient outcomes, and more effective healthcare systems. Looking ahead, Dr. Kannan
Sreevasumathi aims to expand her research contributions, pursue academic collaboration, and
apply evidence-based practices to advance clinical pharmacy, medication safety, and healthcare
management.

Prof. Dr.Shizuyo Sutou – Japan

1. My name is Shizuyo Sutou from Shujitsu University, Okayama, Japan.
My presentaion is entitled, "The linear no-threshold model (L-N-T) is invalid: Low-
dose, essential; mid-dose, beneficial; and high-dose, hazardous."
2. My research into hormesis started at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant
accident on March 11, 2011. Residents within a 20 km radius of the power plant
were forced to evacuate.
3. From May to August, a tentative home-return program was conducted. I engaged
in monitoring returnees for radio-contamination.
4. Returnees were taken home by bus and after staying for two hours, they returned
to the off-site center.
5. Among more than 33 thousand returnees, no one was contaminated. Radiation
itself did not kill anyone at the Fukushima accident, but enforced evacuation killed
more than 2,000 people. LNT is a killer. Why the evacuation was conducted?
Because, LNT asserts that the smallest amount of radiation is hazardous. If it were
not for LNT, no need to evacuate, no need to decontaminate soils, and no need to
stockpile tritiated water.
6. Now, all foods contain K-40 and other radionucleids. So, all foods are radioactive.
Also, all living organisms are radioactive.
7. We are exposed to radiation internally and externally. The mount is about 20,000
radiation hits per second.
8. At Fukushima, I was exposed to radiation of 6,000 counts per mminute at
maximum. I was scared that my cancer risk might be elevated. So, I studied hardly
the biological effects of radiation. I was relieved to learn the 6,000 counts per
mminute is 100 counts per second and 100 hits are negligible as compared with
20,000 hits per second. It means that my cancer risk was not elevated.
9. In hormesis, lower-doses are beneficial, but higher-doses are hazardous. Dose-
response curves of hormesis show a J-shaped curve. Many data show J-shaped
curves, the hallmark of hormesis.
10. LNT and hormesis dose-responses are compared. LNT and hormesis are
incompatible with each other. Most data support hormesis, meaning that LNT is
invalid.
11. The lifespan of Hiroshima and Nagasaki A-bomb survivors shows hormetic J-
shaped curve. The lifespan of the survivors is longer than that of the Japanese by
about one year.
12. A-bomb survivors' cancer risk is lower than the Japanese by several %.

Prof. Dr. S Kalyani Pcmd SR

Dr. Kalyani Sai Dhandapani assumed the charge as the Principal Chief Medical Director of
Southern Railway on September 15, 2025. She was the Principal Chief Medical Director of
the Southern Railway Headquarters Hospital, Perambur, from November 2024. She was the
Medical Director of the same hospital from June 2023. She was posted as Chief Staff
Surgeon at the same hospital from December 2020 to May 2023. She has been the Head of
the Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology & Chief Gynecologist at this hospital since
September 2020. She has more than 34 years of service in the Indian Railways and more than
30 years of teaching experience in the field of Obstetrics and Gynecology.
Dr.Kalyani is an alumnus of Stanley Medical College, Chennai. An accomplished
Obstetrician & Gynaecologist, she is qualified with DGO, DNB (OBG) and MNAMS (OBG).
She is a Life Member of the OGSSI/FOGSSI/IMA/IAGE Faculty. She has presented multiple
papers at National and International conferences. Her paper was selected for the international
SAFOG conference in Bangkok in May 2024. She had been invited to the World Congress of
Obstetrics and Gynecology at Dubai, UAE, in March 2025 where she presented her paper
which has already been published in an International Journal.
She has more than 22 Publications in National and International Journals to her credit. Her
areas of interest include Gynaec Oncology and High-risk pregnancy. She is an examiner for
Obstetrics and Gynaecology for the National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences.
Authored Chapters in PG Text Book of OBG on Blood & Blood products.
She is an excellent clinician and surgeon, besides being an able administrator. She has been
conferred numerous awards for her devotion to duty and patient care by the Ministry of
Railways. She was awarded the DRM award once and the GM award twice. She was also
conferred with the Best Paper Award in the IRAGOCON 2024 by the DG(RHS), New Delhi
and presented 2 papers in International OBG Conference in Thailand in May 2024 and March
2025 in Dubai.
She was awarded the Excellent Researcher Award for the year 2024 by the Asia Research
Award. She is a member of the American Chamber of Research.
As an Obstetrician, she has delivered more than 10,000 newborns through NVD and LSCS
and has performed more than 5,000 gynaecological, onco and laparoscopic surgeries.
Her name was selected for the Best International Researcher Award by International Research
Council 2026.

Mr.SAURABH CHAWARIA

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I SAURABH CHAWARIA HAS WON THE TITLE OF INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL 2026 UNDER INTERNATIONAL DISTINCTIPN FOR BEST RESEARCH CONTRIBUTION..I AM BORN AN RAISED IN DELHI AND MY DATE OF BIRTH IS 1ST APRIL 1991..I HAVE DONE MY MBA IN FINANCE FROM SIKKIM MANIPAL UNIVERSITY AND MCOM FROM INDIRA GANDHI NATIONAL OPEN UNIVERSITY..I AM ALSO A CERTIFIED ACCOUNTANT HAVING CLEARED CA INTERMEDIATE EXAMINATION CONDUCTED BY THE INSTITUTE OF CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS OF INDIA..I HAVE CLEARED UGC NET IN FOUR SUBJECTS NAMELY COMMERCE, MANAGEMENT, ECONOMICS AND LABOUR WELFARE..I AM CURRENTLY PURSUING MY PHD IN MANAGEMENT FROM SURESH GYAN VIHAR UNIVERSITY..I HAVE PRESENTED MY PAPERS IN THE FOLLOWING FOUR INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES NAMELY,
A.ICFIDS 2026-A STUDY OF THE SELECTED PRODUCT CATEGORIES IN INDI
THE INFLUENCE OF VIRTUAL INFLUENCERS ON CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR
B.ICTIMRI 2026-ALGORITHMIC TRANSPARENCY: THE IMPACT OF SYNTHETIC
IDENTITY DISCLOSURES ON CONSUMER TRUST AND BRAND PERCEPTIONC. ICGRTHE 2026-IMPACT OF RELATIONAL CAPITAL ON BUSINESS VALUE
D. ICLSTI 2026-VIRTUAL INFLUENCER VS HUMAN INFLUENCER: IMPACT ON
CONSUMER TRUST AND PURCHASE INTENTION AMONG INDIAN SOCIAL MEDIA.

Dr.Yogalakshmi S

Dr. Yogalakshmi S working as Professor in Department of Medical Surgical Nursing, at
Neelima college of nursing, Anurag University, Hyderabad, Telangana. Having 15 years
of experience in field of Nursing education, guidance and research related to Nephrology
and Urology. Graduated from Sri Venkateswara college of nursing, Dr NTR University of
health sciences A.P Post graduate from The Tamil Nadu Dr M.G.R Medical University,
Chennai, T.N. University Topper in Ph.D (N) from The Tamil Nadu Dr M.G.R Medical
University, Chennai, T.N. Post-Doctoral Fellowship from Glorious International
Nursing Research And Academic Foundation, Hassan – Karnataka Guided various
UG, PG Nursing Students and has been examiner and evaluator in various universities.
Life member of various Nursing organisation like TNAI, World research council, TNAI,
GINRAF, American chamber of research council. Published more than 20 research work
and article at various national and international Journals Reviewer and editor in various
journals. Contributed as a speaker in various national and international conferences and
presented research work and posters at various national and international platform All
rounder award in B Sc Nursing Final year 2007 by Sri Venkateswara college of nursing,
Chittoor, AP. In First year M Sc Nursing Secured first rank in the Theory exam
conducted by The Tamil Nadu Dr MGR Medical University on April 2014. In Second
year M Sc Nursing Secured first rank in the practical exam conducted by The Tamil
Nadu Dr MGR Medical University April 2015
Awarded in appreciation of my Excellence in clinical teaching from 3-14 December
2018 by NGEE ANN School of health sciences Singapore. Award of Excellence as Best
Participant of VII Workshop on Research Methodology 23 March 2019.Award of
Excellence as My Best Mentee of VII Workshop on Research Methodology 23 March
2019.Best Activity Performer – Statistics of VII Workshop on Research Methodology
23 March 2019.University topper in PhD nursing at The Tamil Nadu Dr MGR
Medical University.Third Rank in the All-India Outstanding Research Awards for
Nurses held by CNRS, North Zone under the PhD Dissertation category.

I have set a new world record by participating in the Largest Synchronized Training
Session on the same topic, on the same day, and at the same time for three consecutive
days. The training, focused on "Preventing Medication Administration Errors," was
conducted by Association of Nurse Executives (India) ANEl on April 10th, 11th, and
12th, 2025. A total of 254 Nursing Trainers successfully trained 15,718 Registered Nurses
across India during this Nationwide Initiative. This record has been officially recognized
and registered by Einstein World Records. United Arab Emirates.