Author: ShanthaWP

Shantha College of Physiotherapy, under the aegis of Shantha Group of Institutions, successfully organized a two-day intensive hands-on workshop on “Spinal and Peripheral Mobilization” on 27th and 28th January 2026 at the SGI Auditorium.
The workshop was designed to strengthen participants’ theoretical understanding and practical proficiency in manual therapy techniques commonly used in musculoskeletal physiotherapy practice.
The program emphasized clinical assessment, clinical reasoning, safety considerations, and skill-based application of mobilization and manipulation techniques for both spinal and peripheral joints. The workshop witnessed enthusiastic participation from students and faculty
members, fostering an interactive learning environment and promoting evidence-based manual therapy practices.

International Day of Radiology Celebration

“Waves of Clarity: Illuminating the Unseen”

The Shantha Group of Institutions (SGI) proudly celebrated the International Day of Radiology, a globally recognized occasion that highlights the pivotal role of radiological sciences in modern healthcare. This observance serves as a meaningful connection between historic scientific discoveries and the ever-evolving advancements in diagnostic imaging.

While the International Day of Radiology is traditionally observed worldwide on November 8—commemorating the groundbreaking discovery of X-rays by Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen in 1895—SGI marked the occasion with its own distinctive celebration on November 28, 2025. The event reflected the institution’s commitment to academic excellence, innovation, and the promotion of radiological awareness among students and faculty alike.

Our Department of Anesthesia & Operation Theatre Technology hosted an insightful session on “Anaesthesia Machine & Ventilators and Its Modes.”

Students gained valuable knowledge on anesthesia workstations, ventilator settings, and clinical ventilation modes like VCV, PCV, SIMV, PSV & CPAP.

Jain Mission Hospital, Chikkaballapura conducted a campus interview in our college for 4th year Bsc nursing students to give realistic taste of the recruitment process. The aim was to assess clinical competence, communication skills, and professional attitude – all must‑haves for a registered nurse.
The interview day was a success – students got a realistic preview of what recruiters look for. Most participants felt more confident after the sessions.