Polish Council authorities are most overwhelmed to announce that on 25. September 2009 respected Prof Saroj Chooramani Gopal – The Vice Chancellor of Chhatrapati Shahuji Maharaj Medical University (KGMC), Lucknow has enriched the circle of Honorable Members of Polish Council- India.
Chhatrapati Shahuji Maharaj Medical University, Lucknow was established in 1911 originally under name: The King George Medical College (KGMC) and ever since has been a frontrunner among medical education institutions in India. According to independent ratings it is number one medical university in the Uttar Pradesh Province and in the top five in all India. The university campus runs 33 departments and is spread over an area of roughly 100,000 sq metres. Its facilities include libraries, cafeterias, post office, police outpost, shops and hospitals (with a conglomeration of buildings housing various departments and their respective wards, 2424 beds, managed by some 250 Consultants, 500 Resident Doctors, 300 nurses, 63 Pharmacists, 100 technical & paramedical, 50 clerical and 1000 ancillary (Class IV) staff. (Browse through university’s web site www.kgmcindia.edu to find out more).
The Vice Chancellor was nominated for her outstanding intelligence, rich personality and great achievements in field of Medical Science and helping low income families to get better access to health care. Her splendid activities largely contribute to the process of changing the world into a better place.
Prof Chooramani Gopal has a distinguished and brilliant career. She has many notable awards and honours to her credit – including Col Sangam Lal Oration of Indian National Medical Academy (2007), Dr Mridula Rohatgi Oration of the Association of Pediatric Surgeons of India (2005), Dr BC Roy National Award by President of India for development of Pediatric Surgery (2002), Indo German Fellowship (1997), Senior Commonwealth Fellowship (1994), Commonwealth UK Fellowship (1984-85), President of India medal for best woman medical graduate (1966), Sushila Nair Shield for highest marks among women students in final MBBS, Best Junior Doctor of UP Government, Indo Finland Fellowship, etc. CLICK TO VIEW THE CV OF PROF CHOORAMANI GOPAL
We truly believe that The Vice Chancellor will gracefully contribute her share of intelligence and position to successful realization of lofty aims of Polish Council.
Educational Fairs for candidates interested in applying for economical and engineering studies took place between 20.07 and 15.08 and were held in the five biggest cities of Uttar Pradesh State (Lucknow, Kanpur, Gorakhpur, Allahabad & Bareilly) of Northern India. During the fairs Polish Council team was actively promoting Poland and study offer of top-ranked Polish universities.
The Polish Council team was distributing detailed information about Poland, as well as the conditions and possibilities of studying and living in our country.
To strengthen the efficiency of promotion of Polish higher education, wide variety of marketing tools were used, including promotional tents, banners, leaflets (approx. 100 thousand copies) and stickers on auto-rikshas.
Despite the harsh weather conditions, namely heat reaching up to 45 degrees and monsoon rainfall, fairs were very successful. It was a very significant step for building the brand of Poland in India. Poland was the only one European country, which was so intensively promoted during this event. The Polish Council Team was warmly welcomed and drew attention of local media, educational environment as well as students participating in the fairs. Representatives of Polish Council were most surprised by the knowledge about Poland presented by some students. Unexpectedly, one of them was even familiar with the history of Polish Solidarity Movement and looked up to Lech Walesa’s personality.
Overall the average amount of candidates who visited Polish Council stands in all five cities reached nearly 180 thousand people. The Polish Council team numbering five members (Shivandra Singh, Jakub Bejnarowicz, Namita Singh, Wojciech Jurojć, Kamila Orłowska) stayed in the capital of the state Uttar Pradesh - Lucknow. The other four teams, consisting of four members each, were supervised by: Shakher Chandra Singh (Gorakhpur), Dr Satyandra Singh (Allahabad), Amaresh Raghuwanshi (Barielly) and Yesh Gautam (Kanpur). All with due dignity and determination represented the Polish Council during this particular event. Undoubtedly, regular participation of Polish Council in such events will bring benefits for our country in the very near future.
We have a great pleasure to announce that on 26th March 2009, Trust Indo - Polish Council of Higher Education and Entrepreneurship Promotion Board, a non-profit education foundation commonly referred as POLISH COUNCIL – INDIA was registered in Lucknow Tehsheel, India under section of Utter Pradesh Trust Act & Bombay Public Trusts Act, 1950. Registration Number 161 (File 4, section 283, Page 107-178).
Creation of Polish Council – India is a milestone in the process of implementing Polish Council’s strategy worldwide.
Polish Council vision for India & Poland:„Strong platform between Poland and India for realization of common projects aiming at vast improvement of quality of life, education & business relations, as well as initiating dialogue and understanding among our cultures and internationalizing our institutes and business organizations for the pure benefit of future generations.”
Main goals of Polish Council - India will foremost include:
On 27th March Council of Founders unanimously selected members of management board. Consequently Mrs Namita Singh became a president of Polish Council - India, Dr. Satyandra Singh – vice president, Mr Kamal Pal – II vice president. All members of management board were nominated for cadency of two years. Furthermore Mrs Sweta Gautam was elected a chairman of Council of Founders and Mr Uday Pratap vice chairman.
We wish best of luck and spectacular success to newly elected President of Polish Council – India (Mrs. Namita Singh) in the long-term process of improving cultural, academic and business relations between India and Poland.
We have a great pleasure to announce that on the 3rd of February 2009 Polish Council and Gdynia Innovation Center (GCI) signed bilateral agreement - within framework of Pomeranian Science and Technology Park in Gdynia (PSTP) - aiming at realization of common undertakings in field of promotion of Poland and Polish higher education abroad. Gdynia Innovation Center (GCI) is a city budgetary unit that coordinates the development of PSTP on behalf of the City of Gdynia.
Main areas of co-operation between Polish Council and Gdynia Innovation Centre are as follows:Polish Council counts on fruitful co-operation within range of this agreement, full of spectacular successes and above all else realization of commonly assigned tasks.
Gdynia Innovation Centre
Gdynia Innovation Center (GCI) is a city budgetary unit that coordinates the development of Pomeranian Science and Technology Park (PSTP) on behalf of the City of Gdynia.
The main aims of GCI's activity are:
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