Banarsidas Chandiwala Institute of Physiotherapy

Every year, on 31 May, the World Health Organization (WHO) and global partners celebrate World No Tobacco Day This year’s theme is protection of younger generations, focusing on *Protecting youth from industry manipulation and preventing them from tobacco and nicotine use*  As the tobacco industry is increasingly targeting young people as an emerging and vulnerable market for its addictive products, this is a pressing issue and a challenge for tobacco control policy-makers in every country.  As shown in researches, tobacco use increases the risk of severe COVID 19 infection. Therefore, awareness regarding ill use of tobacco & its products is important. BCIP campus is tobacco free and strictly prohibits use of any tobacco products by the students. #BCIP #ANTITOBACCODAY #SAYNOTOSMOKING #SAYYESTOLIFE

Corona cases are increasing everyday creating fear all around. We need to return back to our workplaces with  appropriate safety measures. BCIP presents precautions that we need to follow for when we get back to routine activities  and stay safe from COVID19. #BCIP #FIGHTCORONA #STAYSAFE

Menstrual Hygiene Day is an annual awareness day on May 28 to highlight the importance of good menstrual hygiene management. #menstrualhygieneday #menstruation #physiology #awareness #bcip #physiotherapy #knowledge #youth #respectgirls #support #bcipcollege

#BCIP ADMISSION 20-21 BPT premier Institution  Admission through GGSIPU Last of date for Admission- 10 June, 2020 for Common Entrance Test Visit  www.ipu.ac.in  for details

Difficult times are equally important as the happier ones as its on the darkest nights when the stars shine the brightest. Our limits of strength are tested in tough situations and what keeps us going is hope. "AASHA" means hope. During this global pandemic we are experiencing various kinds of issues but we should try to handle it in the best possible way which could be done by lighting up a hope that keeps us alive, makes us believe that this shall pass too. So here is Mini Uniyal, BPT 2nd year  from BCIP with her motivational song.

#BCIP #Nothing in life is to be feared,it is only to be understood. Now is the time to understand more ,so that we may fear less BANARSIDAS CHANDIWALA INSTITUTE OF PHYSIOTHERAPY presents memorandum to fight corona virus . Maintain hand hygiene,disinfect the surfaces and wear a mask . # Stayhome #staysafe

#BCIP #Institute #Infrastructure  #Facilities #Premiere  #Faculties  #Labs Banarsidas Chandiwala institute of Physiotherapy   (BCIP) is a premier Institution of excellence in Physiotherapy education & training that develops professionals and leaders of high caliber imbued with values of entrepreneurship, ethics and social responsibility. The Institute is managed under the Aegis of Shri Banarsidas Chandiwala Sewa Samarak Trust Society. In order to meet with the emerging challenges of medical education in our seamless economical spurt, the society took a strategic decision of establishing BCIP in the year 2003. Since then BCIP is promoting education in Physiotherapy through its education programs and services. BCIP 's Mission is to inculcate a humane & professional approach in health care professionals with modern Outlook.

#BCIP ADMISSION 20-21 BPT premier Institution  Admission through GGSIPU Last of registration for Admission 25th May 2020 for Common Entrance Test Visit  www.ipu.ac.in  for details

Whole country is under lockdown but some people are working more than they usually do. This video pays tribute to the people who are working for our convenience and doing their jobs dedicatedly so that we can stay safe in our homes. The video shows how we can help these people by taking adequate precautions and gives us the message UNITED WE CAN FIGHT

#bcip #BIOLOGICAL #DIVERSITY #DAY 22 May ,2020 It is celebrated to increase understanding & awareness of biological issues. As we all know the Covid-19 pandemic is impacting all parts of human society. Zoonoses with a wildlife reservoir represents a large spectrum of transmission modes. Urbanization plays a role in emergence of zoonoses. Urbanization results in significant changes to the wildlife communities characterized by low biodiversity. The spread of this zoonotic disease is a result of wildlife trafficking, habitat destruction & climatic changes done by human beings. However with decrease in fossil fuel burning, air quality in cities improve. The spread of virus is, therefore, helping in capping global rise in temperature in this way. Ban live animal markets that trade in wildlife. Stop illegal trafficking &  poaching of wild animals. "Don't Let Species Go Extinct, In This World We All Are Linked."

#BCIP ADMISSION 20-21 BPT premier Institution  Admission through GGSIPU Last of registration for Admission 25th May 2020 for Common Entrance Test Visit  www.ipu.ac.in  for details

In this time of pandemic, when the frontline warriors are fighting the deadly COVID -19 to keep us safe, we, individually as responsible citizens can prove to be our own heroes by staying positive and following the simple preventive steps everyday to defeat the virus. Because Prevention is always better than cure. So here, BPT III Year presents an awareness video eliciting " SAVDHANI ILAJ SE BEHTAR HAI".

Little things make big things happen. Small efforts today will yield great results in future. Night may keep us in dark but as soon as the sun shines, life blooms again. This video by students of BPT IV Year (Cultural Club) beautifully portray this. #positivity_drive

The World Hypertension Day was first inaugurated in May 2005 and has become an annual event ever since. The purpose of the WHD is to promote public awareness of hypertension and to encourage citizens of all countries to prevent and control this silent killer disease. The theme for World Hypertension Day is Know Your Numbers with a goal of increasing high blood pressure (BP) awareness in all populations around the world. Even with rising stress and anxiety due to lockdown there is increase in number of Hypertension patients who have 2.5 fold increased risk of severe COVID 19. Stay alert and regularly monitor BP of yourself & your loved ones. #Staysafe #Regularexercise #Activelifestyle

Corona is taking a toll not only on physical but also mental health of people. Rising cases and increasing death rate is creating fear and despair in minds of people. Studies have shown that their is rise in cases of depression as people are unable to carry out their lives in a normally. To instill the feeling of hope and positivity, BCIP is starting a positivity drive.  #stayhome #staysafe #togetherwecanfightcorona

International Nurses Day is celebrated on May 12 all around the world. This day highlights the importance of nurses in the healthcare sector. International nurses day marks the birth anniversary of Florence Nightingale. Right now, our healthcare workers are on the frontlines of battling the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) that’s spreading rapidly throughout our city, state and nation. They are putting themselves in the path of this virus in this unprecedented crisis. Our nurses are front line warriors that support patient care are rising to the occasion and caring for our most vulnerable populations. The theme for International Nurses Day 2020 is 'Nursing the World to Health' focusing on the role of nurses globally. I attribute my success to this - I never gave or took any excuse. - Florence nightingale COVID19 IS THE STARK REMINDER OF THE VITAL ROLE NURSES PLAY. BCIP family pays gratitude and thanks them on the occasion of International Nurses Day

Novel corona virus (COVID-19) has taken the world by toll. Till date more than 27,000 confirmed cases have been reported in India itself. While prevention and early reporting of disease-related symptoms play a critical role in controlling the spread, post-recovery management is equally  important. BCIP presents simple exercises like pursed lip breathing and huffing which help to mobilize and remove secreations resulting in effective functioning of the lungs. Precaution: While performing these  exercises it is necessary to avoid contaminating others with the disease.

May 11 is observed as the National Technology Day. This day marks the anniversary of Pokhran nuclear tests of 1998 and India's technological advancements in this space. National Technology Day highlights the importance of science in daily life and encourages youngsters to embrace it as a career option. In the current scenario, even after a lockdown of more than a month the work has not stopped, THANKS TO MODERN TECHNOLOGY. The classes are still on, teacher student interaction is taking place but the surroundings have changed; the lectures of a four walled classroom are now taking place on our computer screens by means of ONLINE LEARNING. Most offices are still functional but the meeting rooms are now replaced by TECHNOLOGY COMMUNICATION. WORK FROM HOME is a common scene in homes at present. Clinics and Hospitals are focusing on corona patients but also ensuring that other patients are not left behind. And this is possible due to TELEMEDICINE which again is a gift of technology. TEC...

The seven states in the Northeast, with 8% of India’s landsize and 3.6% of the total population, not only has a mere 100 confirmed cases of the coronavirus but the rate of local transmission is extremely low, prompting health authorities in the region to believe that perhaps its people are more immune. North-East – have shown the way in keeping Covid-19 at bay by reducing its impact to the minimum, through rigorous social distancing practiced by the people and a high cure rate of infected patients shows a detailed assessment done by the Centre. Lets learn and practice social  distancing and emotional proximity like North East Indian states did.

Covid 19 is spreading throughout the world.But let's not forget the other deadly diseases. Today is  World Thalassemia Day. World Thalassemia Day is celebrated every year on May 8th to commemorate Thalassemia victims and to encourage those who struggle to live with the disease. Thalassemia is an inherited blood disorder that causes your body to have less hemoglobin than normal. Hemoglobin enables red blood cells to carry oxygen. Objectives : Raising awareness on Thalassemia, its symptoms, and ways to live with it. Raising awareness on the importance of consulting a doctor before marriage if a person has thalassemia. Raising awareness on the importance of vaccinations for children's health, society and the whole world. #donateblood #savelife #blooddonor #BCIP #thalassemia #awareness

World Thalassemia Day is celebrated every year on May 8th to commemorate Thalassemia victims and to encourage those who struggle to live with the disease.  In the current corona pandemic, we should not forget the other fatal diseases. Thalassemia  is an inherited blood disorder that causes your body to have less hemoglobin than normal. The only treatment is  management with blood transfusions and chelation therapy. Also clinical trials are going on for use of plasma therapy to treat Corona patients. Plasma is a straw colored liquid which is extracted from blood and is rich water, salts, enzymes, antibodies and other proteins and helps in treatment of various disseases. Blood donation can be done after interval of 3 months and plasma donation can be done twice within a week So donate blood and save lives.

WORLD ATHLETICS DAY - 7 MAY 2020 The World Athletics Day is observed every year on May 7 to popularize sports among the youth, to promote athletics as the primary sport in schools and institutions and to encourage and introduce new talent and youngsters in the field of athletics. Gyms and parks are closed, events are called off, but our will to stay healthy and fit is still present. Make your balcony, bedroom, roof your workout spot and stay active. #stayfit #keepexercising

Many of us spend our workdays sitting at our desk, which limits the functional mobility of the spine. This especially happens when we work from home; our movement might be limited to walking from our chair to the couch or from the kitchen to the bathroom. The good news is that exercises (that you can do at your desk!) can alleviate neck pain and stiffness. Before you start the exercises, consider warming your neck muscles by laying a heating pad on your neck for a few minutes. Or, take a warm bath or shower to relax those tense neck muscles. Here are a few easy exercises to try at the home to alleviate neck pain.

*World Laughter Day- 3 may 2020* World Laughter day was first celebrated by Dr Madan Kataria, founder of worldwide laughter Yoga Movement, on January 10, 1998. There are innumerable benefits of laughing, as we all know…but it has become even more important in the ongoing crisis. Everyone is isolated in their homes, frustrated, irritated, some even devastated praying with all the might that situation gets better. Laughter and tears – both are responses to frustration and exhaustion—we advise you to prefer to laugh, as there is less cleaning to do afterwards.😂😉 Use this opportunity to reconnect with your family and friends, have a good dose of laughter daily with your loved ones, with whom you always wanted to spend time and remember- there is nothing in this world so irresistibly contagious as laughter!

The whole world including BCIP,  is praising the efforts that are being made by corona warriors to ensure everyone’s safety everywhere. These people have been tirelessly working to deliver the essential services. The community of these workers should be applauded for their work. From the rag pickers to the nurses and security personnel standing on all fronts are working for the people . So here are the students of BPT 1st Year saying well deserved Thank you to our Corona warrior's 😊

Covid lockdown Tips-Message from BPT 1st year students #stay_home #stay_safe