Junior red cross in tamil

belgaum: the karnataka branch of the indian red cross association has decided to start junior red cross in the state, said dr d.m. nanjundappa, vice-president of the karnataka branch of the indian red cross here on wednesday. dr nanjundappa who was speaking at a meeting of members of the board management of the red cross in belgaum said, developing service mindedness among school children would be the focus of the junior red cross. dr nanjundappa asked all heads and managements of schools of belgaum district to register their schools under junior red cross programme. he said, the students of these schools would be considered as the members of the association. the red cross association will give free trainning to students on first aid during emergencies. the indian red cross will give instruments to physically handicapped persons, nanjundappa said, and asked the belgaum branch to give the names of physically handicapped persons. nanjundappa suggested, members of the red cross should start a blood bank to give free blood to the poor. the central red cross association had awarded four president's medals to the state red cross for sending medicines and goods worth about rs 1.5 crore for earthquake victims of gujarat. anjum parvez, executive officer of belgaum zilla panchayat and other senior officers were also present. 500 from belgaum for bjp meet: suresh angadi, president of belgaum district rural bjp unit said here, about 500 activists from belgaum district would attend the...

• Home • About Us • Admission • Activities • Junior Red Cross • RotaKids • Youth Parliament • The Bharat Scouts and Guides • Tamil Nadu Science Forum • The Yoga Club • HCL Smart Class • Abdul Kalam Science Club • Classic • Classic 1 • Classic 2 • Classic 3 • Chess • Chess 2 • Chess 4 • Chess 6 • Portfolio • Portfolio 2 • Portfolio 3 • Portfolio 4 • Contacts Children learn to be little leaders of tomorrow’ world in Junior Red Cross class. As little human beings, they should know to take care of their own health and the people around them. The children will be trained with safety awareness programs, like fire safety and rescue, and teaches them to give first-aid to the injured person promptly. Thinking whether it is necessary for a child? Absolutely yes! Because if a child knows the importance of serving the needful people with its pursued knowledge then they turn as the front-runner of a healthy society. They subconscious become a public-spirited person as show much interest in keeping their environment as clean and tidy. They learn to practice healthy habits and teach others the same.

The occasion also marked the inauguration of JRS in all middle schools in the blocks of Katpadi, KV Kuppam, Gudiyattam, Pernambut and Madanur in the first phase while in the remaining blocks, it would take place in the next four days. Each JRS would have a minimum of ten students led by the school headmaster or a teacher assigned for the work. Rajamaniackam said, “The focus is to create awareness among students and the general public on health, service and friendship.” Speaking on the occasion, RDO S Jayasree, president of the taluk unit of the JRS, said that it would be a good opportunity for the student community to imbibe the sense of service. VELLORE: “Branches of Junior Red Cross Societies will be inaugurated in all 514 middle schools across the district,” M Rajamaniackam, district educational officer said while inaugurating a JRS at the Government Girls Higher Secondary School on Tuesday. The occasion also marked the inauguration of JRS in all middle schools in the blocks of Katpadi, KV Kuppam, Gudiyattam, Pernambut and Madanur in the first phase while in the remaining blocks, it would take place in the next four days. Each JRS would have a minimum of ten students led by the school headmaster or a teacher assigned for the work.googletag.cmd.push(function() ); Rajamaniackam said, “The focus is to create awareness among students and the general public on health, service and friendship.” Speaking on the occasion, RDO S Jayasree, president of the taluk unit of the JRS, s...

• HOME • ABOUT US • HISTORY OF IRCS • PRINCIPLES AND VALUES • GOVERNMENT ORDERS • MANAGING COMMITTEE MEMBERS OF IRCS, KSB • JOIN HANDS • BECOME A BLOOD DONOR • BECOME A VOLUNTEER • BECOME A INTERN • OUR SERVICES • BLOOD CENTER AND TRANSFUSIONS SERVICES • DISASTER RESPONSE AND MANAGEMENT • FIRST AID TRAINING • SERV • YOUTH RED CROSS • JUNIOR RED CROSS • TB CONTROL PROJECT • URBAN FAMILY WELFARE CENTRE • RED CROSS OPTICALS • PARIPOSHANAM • FAMILY NEWS SERVICE • CAREERS • NEWS • DISTRICT RED CROSS NEWS FLASH • FORTNIGHTLY PUBLICATION • NOTICES • CONTACT US • SELECT REGISTRATIONS • School Registration • PU College Registration • JRC Examination/Program The main moto of Junior Red Cross is “I SERVE”.The Junior Red Cross is the high school Students’s wing of the Red Cross. It is a group movement organized within schools. Students who take part in Junior Red Cross activities are known as ‘Juniors’. The teachers who guides the students in JRC activities, is called “COUNSELLOR”.

The occasion also marked the inauguration of JRS in all middle schools in the blocks of Katpadi, KV Kuppam, Gudiyattam, Pernambut and Madanur in the first phase while in the remaining blocks, it would take place in the next four days. Each JRS would have a minimum of ten students led by the school headmaster or a teacher assigned for the work. Rajamaniackam said, “The focus is to create awareness among students and the general public on health, service and friendship.” Speaking on the occasion, RDO S Jayasree, president of the taluk unit of the JRS, said that it would be a good opportunity for the student community to imbibe the sense of service. VELLORE: “Branches of Junior Red Cross Societies will be inaugurated in all 514 middle schools across the district,” M Rajamaniackam, district educational officer said while inaugurating a JRS at the Government Girls Higher Secondary School on Tuesday. The occasion also marked the inauguration of JRS in all middle schools in the blocks of Katpadi, KV Kuppam, Gudiyattam, Pernambut and Madanur in the first phase while in the remaining blocks, it would take place in the next four days. Each JRS would have a minimum of ten students led by the school headmaster or a teacher assigned for the work.googletag.cmd.push(function() ); Rajamaniackam said, “The focus is to create awareness among students and the general public on health, service and friendship.” Speaking on the occasion, RDO S Jayasree, president of the taluk unit of the JRS, s...

• Home • About Us • Admission • Activities • Junior Red Cross • RotaKids • Youth Parliament • The Bharat Scouts and Guides • Tamil Nadu Science Forum • The Yoga Club • HCL Smart Class • Abdul Kalam Science Club • Classic • Classic 1 • Classic 2 • Classic 3 • Chess • Chess 2 • Chess 4 • Chess 6 • Portfolio • Portfolio 2 • Portfolio 3 • Portfolio 4 • Contacts Children learn to be little leaders of tomorrow’ world in Junior Red Cross class. As little human beings, they should know to take care of their own health and the people around them. The children will be trained with safety awareness programs, like fire safety and rescue, and teaches them to give first-aid to the injured person promptly. Thinking whether it is necessary for a child? Absolutely yes! Because if a child knows the importance of serving the needful people with its pursued knowledge then they turn as the front-runner of a healthy society. They subconscious become a public-spirited person as show much interest in keeping their environment as clean and tidy. They learn to practice healthy habits and teach others the same.

belgaum: the karnataka branch of the indian red cross association has decided to start junior red cross in the state, said dr d.m. nanjundappa, vice-president of the karnataka branch of the indian red cross here on wednesday. dr nanjundappa who was speaking at a meeting of members of the board management of the red cross in belgaum said, developing service mindedness among school children would be the focus of the junior red cross. dr nanjundappa asked all heads and managements of schools of belgaum district to register their schools under junior red cross programme. he said, the students of these schools would be considered as the members of the association. the red cross association will give free trainning to students on first aid during emergencies. the indian red cross will give instruments to physically handicapped persons, nanjundappa said, and asked the belgaum branch to give the names of physically handicapped persons. nanjundappa suggested, members of the red cross should start a blood bank to give free blood to the poor. the central red cross association had awarded four president's medals to the state red cross for sending medicines and goods worth about rs 1.5 crore for earthquake victims of gujarat. anjum parvez, executive officer of belgaum zilla panchayat and other senior officers were also present. 500 from belgaum for bjp meet: suresh angadi, president of belgaum district rural bjp unit said here, about 500 activists from belgaum district would attend the...