The NIMS University provides world-class education and left a lasting impression on India and internationally. It offers more than 400 courses in various fields for its global students. Prof. (Dr.) Balvir Singh Tomar, the organization's Chairman & Chancellor, was the driving force behind the university's formation. His vision for giving quality education to students and the best healthcare facilities to needy people set him as an inspiration.

An excellent saying is that time flies, and when you enjoy what you're doing, you never realize how fast it flies. Twenty-one beautiful years have passed since NIMS University started with a vision to provide world-class education and healthcare services.

To celebrate this fantastic occasion, NIMS University organized the 22nd foundation day ceremony, "NIMS Diwas," on 28th August 2022. One of the fundamental reasons for the celebration was to celebrate the successful journey of 21 glorious years and to honor employees for their most extended service and contribution to the university's progress.

The program commenced with the hoisting of NIMS flag and & the launching of NIMS anthem. All NIMSians have been graced by the presence of the Hon'ble Chairman and Chancellor of NIMS University, Prof. (Dr.) Balveer Singh Tomar attended the program as the chief guest. Dr. Tomar conveyed his best wishes to the students, employees, and well-wishers of NIMS Group for completing the most successful 21 years.

Prof. (Dr.) Balvir S Tomar shared his message to everyone, "Dream with open eyes and fulfill it with your heart. When you become successful, help those left behind in your journey. NIMS University family takes immense pride in their students and faculty members, success as it is ultimately their success."

On this occasion, NIMS Chairman Dr. Tomar launched 13 new social campaigns initiated by the university. Under these, many innovative works will be done, like bringing public awareness, adopting villages, encouraging rural sports talents, and arranging drinking water for destitute cows.

These 13 public welfare initiatives are;

1 . Gramothhan Abhiyan: NIMS University will adopt local villages and make an effort to develop much better and healthier. The steps related to bio-waste management, first aid skill development, sports awareness and training, digital literacy, addiction awareness, and vocational skill awareness are included.

2. Aao Khelen: In the series of public welfare and social concerns, NIMS University has started another initiative called "Aao Khelen." In this program, local village sports talents will be encouraged. They will be benefited from free training and facilities at NIMS University.

3. Nirogi Manush: In this campaign, health awareness camps, cancer awareness, heart disease & lifestyle diseases awareness, drug addiction awareness, etc. activities will be organized.

 4. Vidhva Vidyha Dan (Widow Education Campaign): In this campaign, NIMS University will provide quality education and support to widows to brighten their future. The facilities include; literacy activities, vocational skill development for her family, widow job placement, scholarship for education, etc.

5. Kachra Nistaran Yojna: NIMS University will help clear local villages and manage their bio waste in this campaign. This program will bring bio-waste awareness and provide facilities to keep towns clean and disease-free, including bio-waste bins and STPs.

6. Sathi Hath Badhana: NIMS University will provide prosthetic limbs to the needy and make efforts for their rehabilitation. It also includes artificial limb donation and wheel-chair donation.

7. Samaj Nasha Mukti Manch: In this campaign, NIMS hospital consolidates efforts to save the public from the harmful effects of drugs. Awareness camps, sports events like Kabaddi, counseling, and medication are included in this initiative. In addition, lifestyle restructuring programs are also being conducted for former addicts.

8. Swasthya Jangyan Yojana: This campaign will make life-saving efforts through first aid skill development to improve primary health care in local villages. This initiative also provides them with basic life support skill certification and first aid certification.

9. Gau Mata Jaldhara: NIMS University will provide drinking water to destitute cows and cow fodder in rural areas and nearby villages in this program.

10. Angdaan Mahadan: Limb donation will be encouraged in this campaign. Representatives from NIMS University will try to understand the public and motivate them to donate organs. For this objective, awareness camps and donation camps will be organized to donate eyes, kidneys, livers, and other limbs.

11. Meri Dawa Teri Dawa: In this program, medicines unused by patients getting discharged will be used for poor, needy patients.

12. Anashray Antyodaya Yojna: In this program, NIMS group will contribute socially to children of orphans in many ways. The social development program, free education, free clothing, books, and other needs, personality development workshops, vocational skill development programs, and other related activities will be organized under this campaign.

13. Adopt a Hill: This initiative is started to protect nearby Arawali hills. Its focuses on plantation drive, rainwater harvesting, and landscape into the meadow. During the NIMS Diwas event, the students of NIMS University and NIMS International School also gave cultural performances in the program. India's unity in diversity was seen in the performances of the famous dances of the northeastern and southwestern states. The program witnessed a great fusion of folk, classical, and western dance.

The NIMS University providing world-class education has made a lasting impression in India and internationally. It offers more than 400 courses in various fields and the highest quality education for its global students. Prof. (Dr.) Balvir Singh Tomar, the organization's Chairman & Chancellor, was the driving force behind the university's formation. His vision for giving quality education to students and healthcare facilities to needy people set him as an inspiration.

We all know that a healthy body and pleasing smile depend on dental health. As the NIMS University runs various dental education programs under its NIMS Dental College & Hospital, we conduct the upskilling program to improve our students. Recently NIMS Dental college organized a three-day event focusing on the specialization of orthodontics. The first International Invisible Orthodontics Symposium was organized by the NIMS Dental College & Hospital between the 4th to 6th of August in association with the Indian Orthodontics Society.

During this program, more than 200 delegates and 35 experts from India and abroad participated. In this program, participants learned about the latest dental treatment techniques related to orthodontics and their skills from experts in the field. In addition, representatives from various orthodontic companies such as Oblu Healthcare, JJ Orthodontics, The Alinger, Berininov, and Kiyoclear also attended the program.

On this occasion, NIMS Chairman, Prof.(Dr.) Balvir S. Tomar met with the distinguished dignitaries who attended the symposium. He also discussed many health aspects. During the formal talk with experts, Dr. Tomar said, in the field of health, including dentistry, many skills and technologies have been developed which can be used to provide much better healthcare. The students must be aware of them. Therefore, the university organizes enlightening programs regularly to expose students to the latest technology and enhance their knowledge.

The event was preceded by an interaction session attended by the President of the Dental Council of India (DCI), Dr. Dibyendu Mazumdar, as chief guest, along with members of the Cultural Executive Council of DCI, Dr. Vivek Kumar and Dr. Vikas Dhupar. In addition, the President of the Indian Orthodontics Society, Dr. SrikrishnaChalasani, Secretary Dr. Sridevi Padmanabhan, President-Elect Dr. Balwinder Singh Thakkar, and Vice Chancellor of NIMS University, Dr. Sandeep Mishra, also participated in the event.

Dr. Mazumdar shared his experience and knowledge with our students and faculty members and said orthodontics has allowed everyone to smile freely. This specialty has made dental care easier with new technologies. Dr. Mazumdar stressed the importance of internships and training for dental students. They also explained that orthodontics is a dental specialty that focuses on preventing, diagnosing, managing, and correcting poorly positioned jaws, teeth, and bite patterns. Famous TV actors Surendra Pal and singer Mann Singh- Gora Singh also participated in the cultural program of the 1st International Invisible Orthodontics Symposium. A scintillating performance by Mann Singh and Gora Singh captivated the symposium's delegates, dignitaries, students, and staff.

NIMS University celebrated the 76th Independence Day.
15th August 1947, the historical day when India gained Independence after the sacrifices of many freedom fighters, and we got rid of the British repression. Because of their immolation, we Indians can breathe in the Aazad Bharat. This year on 15th August, we celebrated 76th Independence Day. We also celebrated "Aazadi Ka Amrit Mahotsava" on completing 75 years of our freedom.

It is admirable that the Government of India decided to celebrate it as "Aazadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav" on the initiative of our Hon'ble Prime Minister, Mr. Narendra Modi. Under the Mahotsav, various programs and events were organized nationwide, and the freedom fighters were offered homage. These programs also honor the history of India, its diversity, culture, and the achievements of its people. 

We at NIMS University celebrate Independence day every year. But this day was special as 15th August marked the 76th Independence day. On this auspicious day, we celebrated this day as a grand ceremony at NIMS University premises. The university campus was decorated with flowers, tri-colored stripes, and balloons. A large gathering of the university and school students were presented in the Sundervarn Garden at NIMS premises.

During the event, it was a proud moment to hoist the national flag, our Tiranga, and to salute it. When you salute the Indian flag and sing the national anthem, the feeling oozes out loudly in expression, and this situation can't be described in words. I felt honored to receive a "Guard of Honor" from the NCC cadets and the security guard team during the event. The march-past and the step-up discipline were very attractive.

On this occasion, it was enthusiastic for me to interact with NIMSians, and tell them about the history of our freedom movement. It was good to recall how our freedom fighters conducted various activities, including the Revolt of 1857, Establishing the Indian National Congress in 1885, the Jallianwala Bagh Massacre, the Non-Cooperation Movement, the Dandi March of 1930, etc. Our national flag's history was also encouraging and was shared with the audience. In addition, remembered our freedom fighters Mahatma Gandhi, Bhagat Singh, Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose, Sukhdevm, Lal-Bal-Pal, and Chandra Shekhar Azad, and the passion was transmitted into our blood vessels.

At the ceremony, the students of NIMS University and NIMS School enticed us with their beautiful performances. Their singing, dancing, actions, military feat, and daring stunts were terrific. The NCC cadets were also honored with the certificates. All these activities resonated the strings of patriotism in the heart. It is heartening to see our tricolor being unfurled with pride, honor, and glory in all the corners of India and worldwide by Indians. But we must work more and travel on the success path of "Aatmanirbhar Bharat." With the best wishes, Jai Hind.