Former CJI D.Y. Chandrachud awarded degrees at the AIOS-FAICO Convocation in Delhi, urging doctors to uphold ethics and humanity while expressing happiness over the growing number of women doctors in India.
New Delhi: The First Aid Education Day and AIOS-FAICO Convocation 2025-26 were held in Delhi, where former Chief Justice of India Justice D.Y. Chandrachud awarded degrees and certificates to newly qualified doctors.
During the ceremony, Justice Chandrachud emphasized the critical role of doctors in society and humanity. He reminded graduates that their work goes beyond medical practice it directly impacts the well-being of the community.
Justice Chandrachud advised the new doctors to use their knowledge, skills, and responsibilities wisely. He encouraged them to maintain the highest standards of professional ethics and integrity while delivering healthcare services.
Varun Chaudhary calls on Dr DY Chandrachud; Both share respect for constitutional principles
The event also highlighted the achievements and enthusiasm of the graduates. Justice Chandrachud expressed his happiness over the growing number of women doctors in India, recognizing their increasing contribution to the medical profession.
Graduates were motivated to strive for excellence and ethical practices in their careers, serving as pillars of health and hope for society.
New Delhi: The First Aid Education Day and AIOS-FAICO Convocation 2025-26 were held in Delhi, where former Chief Justice of India Justice D.Y. Chandrachud awarded degrees and certificates to newly qualified doctors.
During the ceremony, Justice Chandrachud emphasized the critical role of doctors in society and humanity. He reminded graduates that their work goes beyond medical practice it directly impacts the well-being of the community.
Justice Chandrachud advised the new doctors to use their knowledge, skills, and responsibilities wisely. He encouraged them to maintain the highest standards of professional ethics and integrity while delivering healthcare services.
Varun Chaudhary calls on Dr DY Chandrachud; Both share respect for constitutional principles
The event also highlighted the achievements and enthusiasm of the graduates. Justice Chandrachud expressed his happiness over the growing number of women doctors in India, recognizing their increasing contribution to the medical profession.
Graduates were motivated to strive for excellence and ethical practices in their careers, serving as pillars of health and hope for society.
