Preventive Cancer testing camp

 The Department of Biochemistry in collaboration with Y's Men International is organising a "Preventive Cancer Screening Camp". Dr Sheetal Madan, Consultant for Cancer from Rashee Homeo clinic, Visakhapatnam will be joining us.

Body screening will be done for cancer and report will be given on that day itself. 

The screening will also reveal several variables at the cellular level and help us understand our body.

Do join us as Detection at Early stages and it's prevention is always better. 

Date - 10th December, 2025

Time- 9.30 AM to 4.30 PM

Venue - R 26 & R 27

Principal Dr. Sr. Shyji, Dr. Sr. Hema, Sr. Mary, Sr. Daisy, Sr. Nancy, Sr. Jain, Sr. Dipali for supporting and joining us. Thank you sister for accompanying other sisters for testing . We thank Dr. PK. Jayalakshmi mam, Dr.  Bhaskara Sudha mam, Dr. Sujatha mam for joining us in felicitating the key person - Dr Sheetal Madan, Consultant for Cancer, Rashee Homeo clinic, Visakhapatnam 

Many faculties and Non-teaching staff for joined the camp and nearly 52 got tested in one day 

AICUF State coucnil elections and results

  AICUFERS made it to State Executive Committee - Miss Ronnie and Miss Keerthi both from AgBSc

They are elected and results are declared on 30th November, 2025.

Principal sister has congratulated them

Oath ceremony on 1st december, 2025

online oath ceremony of AP state SICUF council elected members

  Miss Ronnie is elected as Event Coordinator and Miss Keerthi is elected as Social media coordinator

Dr P. Mary Anupama, Animaor, AICUF SJCW congratulated the winners and appreciated the team

Wrote a letter to Honorable chief justice of India

 This is to take a stand for dogs and stray animals

they deserve to live

posted letter with the information given by animal activistsw across india

By Speed Post

 

 To,

The Hon'ble Chief Justice of India and His Companion Judges,

Supreme Court of India,

Tilak Marg,

New Delhi – 110001

 

Subject: Letter Petition in Re: "India Writes for Animal Rights"

 

May it please Your Lordships and Ladyship,

 

I write as a concerned citizen regarding the recent orders of the Hon'ble Supreme Court concerning community animals, particularly the order dated 07.11.2025 passed in Suo Motu W.P. (Civil) No. 5/2025. It is respectfully submitted that the said order appears neither legally sound nor scientifically informed, and may not address the issues it seeks to resolve.

A matter of serious concern is that the order was passed without hearing the interventionists and their counsel, violating basic principles of natural justice. Regardless of differing views on the subject, such a process risks undermining public confidence in the Court as the guardian of justice. Moreover, the order conflicts with the ABC Rules, 2023 and binding constitutional bench judgments.

Scientifically and practically, the directions are unworkable given the lack of funds and infrastructure, and may reverse the slow but steady progress achieved by animal caregivers despite institutional indifference. The intervenors have already highlighted several scientific, legal, and logical shortcomings in the current approach. Instead of fostering unity in addressing the issue, the order risks creating an avoidable divide between human and animal interests, when compassionate coexistence is both possible and necessary. Importantly, sustainable, humane, and legally sound solutions have already been placed before the Court but remain unconsidered.

In view of the above, it is prayed that the operation of the order dated 07.11.2025 be stayed and the matter be heard afresh by a constitutional bench.

 

Respectfully,

 

Name: Dr P. Mary Anupama

Address:

Flat 201, Sai Theerthu Towers

Sector 10, MVP colony

Visakhapatnam, A.P., India

 

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