Voluntary Help Unit Committee, RIMS, Imphal

On this International Labour Day, we extend our heartfelt greetings and deep appreciation to all workers whose dedication, resilience, and hard work keep our society moving forward.

From healthcare workers and daily wage earners to frontline volunteers and essential service providers—your commitment is the backbone of our community. Your tireless efforts, especially in challenging times, inspire hope and strengthen humanity.

Let us reaffirm our collective responsibility to respect the dignity of labour, ensure safe working conditions, and support the welfare of every worker.

Salute to the spirit of hard work and service.
Happy Labour Day!

— Voluntary Help Unit Committee (VHUC), RIMS, Imphal

As part of the National HPV Vaccination Campaign for the girl child (14 years) under the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Government of India, the Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) Vaccination Programme was launched today by Prof. G. Sunil Kumar Sharma, Director, RIMS, Imphal, in the esteemed presence of Prof. N. Sanjib Singh, Medical Superintendent, RIMS Hospital, Imphal, at the Paediatric Immunization OPD, RIMS Hospital, Imphal.

The HPV Vaccination Programme aims to prevent cervical cancer by immunizing adolescent girls against high-risk strains of the Human Papillomavirus (HPV). The initiative primarily targets girls aged 9–14 years, with a special focus on 14-year-old girls. A single-dose schedule has been adopted to ensure wider coverage and ease of implementation. The vaccination is being provided free of cost and will be carried out through government health facilities, including RIMS, Imphal.

The launch of this programme marks a significant step towards strengthening preventive healthcare and reducing the burden of cervical cancer in the region.The program was attended by HODs, faculty members, nursing officials and staffs of RIMS, Imphal.

Two Tangkhul Civilians injured today at Mullam Village, Ukhrul—one from Hundung Kaziphing and another from Ramphoi, Kamjong are safe and under treatment at RIMS Hospital, Imphal.

VHUC volunteers are providing full support and guidance under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Nepram Sanjib Singh, Medical Superintendent, RIMS.