By OUR STAFF REPORTER
Dehradun, 28 Nov: Sardar Bhagwan Singh University (SBSU) organised a Fitness Testing Camp, today, as part of its ongoing efforts to champion community health and wellness. The camp provided free health assessments, including BMR, BMI, and fat mass checks, along with engaging awareness sessions on preventive healthcare and lifestyle management, aimed at inspiring individuals to adopt healthier living practices.
In his inaugural address, Prof (Dr) J Kumar, Vice-Chancellor, underscored the holistic essence of fitness, stating, “Fitness is not merely about physical appearance or achieving milestones in the gym; it is about nurturing a healthy mind in a healthy body. The importance of physical activity in maintaining a balanced lifestyle cannot be overstated, especially in today’s fast-paced world, where sedentary habits and stress-related health issues have become increasingly prevalent.” He further emphasised SBSU’s commitment to providing accessible healthcare services to all, regardless of socio-economic backgrounds.
Prof Maneesh Arora, Advisor for the Fitness Camp and Dean of Student Welfare, reiterated the value of such initiatives, highlighting how health camps play a pivotal role in addressing public health challenges, particularly in underserved and remote areas.
The event was planned and executed under the leadership of Dr Reena Kumar, Convener, and Dr Meghna Wadhwa, Organising Secretary. The camp witnessed an enthusiastic turnout, including Prof (Dr) Deepak Sahni, Registrar; Prof (Dr) Veerma Ram, Director of the School of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Technology; and Urmi Chaurasia, Controller of Examinations. Faculty members, staff, and students actively participated, creating a vibrant and inclusive atmosphere.
