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Ganesh Chaturthi was celebrated with devotion and enthusiasm at Raja Rajeshwari College of Physiotherapy (RRCP). The celebration was held at the College lobby, where faculty members, students, and invited guests gathered to mark the auspicious occasion.

The event featured a traditional pooja, conducted with reverence and devotion. The presence of the guests added to the significance of the celebration, as everyone came together to seek blessings and share in the spirit of unity and cultural harmony.

The occasion created a peaceful and festive atmosphere, reflecting the institution’s appreciation of cultural traditions and its commitment to fostering togetherness among students, staff, and guests.

An awareness session on ragging, drug addiction, and the importance of maintaining a safe and healthy educational environment was conducted for the newly joined BPT students on 11 September at 2:00 PM at Kadamba Hall.

The session featured insightful talks by Dr. Sangeetha, Professor, Department of Microbiology and Anti-Ragging Chairperson, who highlighted the importance of preventing ragging and fostering a respectful and supportive campus environment. Dr. Preetha Thomas, Consultant Psychologist, Public Health Expert and Educator, addressed the psychological and social consequences of drug addiction and emphasized the importance of seeking guidance and making responsible choices.Dr. Jibi Deepak, Professor and Head of the Department of Neuro Sciences, also shared valuable guidance with the fresher students, encouraging them to maintain discipline, develop positive relationships, and make the most of their academic journey.

The programme served as a meaningful orientation for the new students, promoting awareness, responsibility, and a safe campus culture.

Rajarajeshwari College of Physiotherapy organized an Orientation Programme for the BPT Batch 2026–27 on 10th September 2026 at the RRCP Campus.

The programme began with a traditional Havan, seeking blessings for the students’ successful academic journey. The new students and parents were warmly welcomed by the management and faculty.

Parents shared their expectations regarding their children’s education, professional growth, and overall development. Senior students also shared their testimonies and experiences at RRCP, giving the new batch an insight into college life and learning opportunities.

A comprehensive campus tour was conducted for the students, covering the college facilities, Rajarajeshwari Medical College and Hospital, various clinical areas, and the Medical Department. The tour helped the students familiarize themselves with the academic, hospital, and clinical environment of the institution.

The programme concluded on a positive note, welcoming the new BPT batch into the RRCP family and wishing them a successful and enriching journey ahead.

As part of the Founders Day 2026 celebrations, RajaRajeswari College of Physiotherapy conducted an Awareness and Exercise Promotion Programme on 08 September 2026 at the RRCP Campus, themed “Active Body, Healthy Mind.” The programme highlighted the importance of regular physical activity, healthy lifestyle practices and physiotherapy in promoting lifelong health and well-being.

The programme was also organized on the occasion of World Physiotherapy Day, recognizing the vital role of physiotherapists in movement, functional independence, prevention and quality of life. Through awareness and exercise promotion, the initiative encouraged the community to embrace an active lifestyle and make movement a part of everyday health.

Move More. Live Better. Stay Healthy!

Rajarajeshwari College of Physiotherapy, Bengaluru, celebrated World Physiotherapy Day 2026 by organizing a Continuing Physiotherapy Education (CPE) programme based on the theme, “Role of Physiotherapy and Physical Activity in the Prevention, Management, and Rehabilitation of Cardiovascular Disease and Stroke.”The programme commenced with a traditional lamp-lighting ceremony, followed by insightful sessions by the invited resource persons, Dr. Navabharatha Reddy (PT) and Dr. VasanthanRajagopalan, who shared their valuable knowledge and expertise with the students and faculty. The sessions provided an enriching academic experience and highlighted the importance of physiotherapy and physical activity in promoting cardiovascular and neurological health.

Students actively participated in the programme through e-poster and video presentations, demonstrating their knowledge, creativity, and understanding of the theme. Certificates were distributed to students for their participation in various cultural and sports activities, recognising their enthusiasm and achievements beyond academics.

Refreshments were served during the programme, providing an opportunity for students and faculty to interact and engage with one another. The event concluded with a group photograph, capturing the spirit of togetherness and making the celebration a memorable and meaningful one.

“A Small Act, A Lifelong Impact”

As part of the Founders Day 2026 celebrations, a Blood Donation Camp was organized by the Rajarajeswari College of Physiotherapy (RRCP) with the theme “A Small Act, A Lifelong Impact.” The programme aimed to create awareness about the importance of voluntary blood donation and encourage students and staff to contribute towards saving lives through this noble cause.

The programme commenced with a lamp-lighting ceremony, symbolizing the beginning of the event and the spirit of service and compassion. The ceremony was graced by the presence of the dignitaries, faculty members, and students of the institution.

The event emphasized the significance of voluntary blood donation as a simple yet meaningful act that can make a lasting difference in the lives of individuals in need. The students and staff actively participated in the camp and demonstrated their commitment towards community service and social responsibility.

The programme served as an opportunity to spread awareness about the importance of regular and voluntary blood donation while fostering a sense of empathy, responsibility, and service among the students. The active participation and enthusiasm of the RRCP community contributed to the successful conduct of the blood donation camp.

The event concluded with heartfelt gratitude to all the dignitaries, organizers, healthcare professionals, donors, faculty members, and students whose support and active participation made the programme a meaningful and successful initiative. The programme was conducted
in collaboration with the Dr. C. V. Raman General Hospital and Rajarajeswari Medical College and Hospital- Blood Center, whose valuable support and contribution played an important role in the successful conduct of the blood donation drive. “One donation can save lives; one small act can create a lifelong impact.”

The Department of Sociology, RajaRajeswari College of Physiotherapy (RRCP) conducted “Amygdala” for the First-Year BPT students. The programme featured engaging activities including a quiz, panel discussion and poster presentation, encouraging students to showcase their knowledge, creativity, communication and critical-thinking skills.

The interactive sessions fostered healthy competition, teamwork and active participation, creating an enriching learning experience beyond the classroom. The programme was organized by Dr. Preetha Thomas.

RajaRajeswari College of Physiotherapy (RRCP) hosted the Chairman’s Trophy – 2026 Table Tennis Tournament on 4th September 2026 at the RRCP Campus, bringing together enthusiastic boys and girls to compete in the sport.

The tournament featured spirited matches, intense rallies and impressive displays of speed, agility, coordination and precision. Participants demonstrated excellent competitive spirit while maintaining discipline and sportsmanship throughout the matches.

The event provided students with an opportunity to showcase their sporting abilities, challenge themselves and interact with fellow participants in a positive competitive environment. The participation of both boys and girls added vibrancy to the tournament and created an energetic sporting atmosphere.

The Chairman’s Trophy – 2026 served as a platform to celebrate sporting talent, determination, camaraderie and sportsmanship, while encouraging students to embrace an active and healthy lifestyle alongside their academic pursuits.

RajaRajeswari College of Physiotherapy extends its appreciation to all participants, organizers and supporters for their enthusiastic involvement and contribution to the event.

A Day of Competition, Camaraderie & Sporting Spirit!

We are proud to share that Dr. Balasubramanian P. (PT), Principal,Rajarajeshwari College of Physiotherapy, Bengaluru, was invited as a Resource Person at the College of Physiotherapy, Sri Venkateswara Institute of Medical Sciences (SVIMS), Tirupati, on 26.08.2026 (Wednesday).

As part of the academic programme, Dr. Balasubramanian P. (PT) delivered an expert session on “Applying the ICF Model in Clinical Practice.”He shared his valuable insights, clinical expertise, and evidence-based knowledge in the field of Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation. The session focused on the integration of the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF) model into clinical assessment and physiotherapy rehabilitation, highlighting its practical application in patient-centred care. The session was highly informative and beneficial to Students, Faculty members, and Healthcare professionals.

Dr. Balasubramanian’s contribution reflects his academic expertise, clinical experience, and commitment to advancing Physiotherapy education and professional practice. His participation as a resource person also brings recognition to Rajarajeshwari College of Physiotherapy, Bengaluru, and reflects the institution’s continued commitment to academic excellence, knowledge sharing, and professional development.

We extend our heartfelt congratulations to Dr. Balasubramanian P. (PT), Principal, Rajarajeshwari College of Physiotherapy, Bengaluru, on this distinguished achievement and appreciate his valuable contribution towards the advancement of Physiotherapy education, clinical practice, and rehabilitation services.