Nurses Association forms national panel

November 15, 2017 01:08 am | Updated 01:08 am IST - Kochi

The United Nurses Association on Tuesday formed a 102-member national ad hoc committee and a 26-member secretariat with participants from 13 States on Tuesday.

Jasminsha M. was elected president, Rinson Joseph working president and M.V. Sudeep general secretary.

Delegates from New Delhi, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh, Hariyana, Punjab, Rajasthan, Himachal Pradesh, Bihar, Manipur, West Bengal and Kerala participated in the all-India workers meeting held here as part of the three-day State conference of the UNA. The national body has decided to hold an all-India conference on February 25 in New Delhi.

The meeting held at Marine Drive was inaugurated by Jasminsha M., president of UNA. M.V. Sudeep, general secretary, presided.

Various State unit representatives presented reports.

Others who were elected in the ad hoc panel are T.C. Jibin, working secretary; Aneesh Mathew, treasurer; Joldin Francis, coordinator; Mathew K. John, Haris Manalumpara and Tintu Soman, vice presidents; Jisha George, Arati Jadav and Deepshika Singh, joint secretaries.

The delegates’ meeting of the 6th State conference of the UNA will be inaugurated by CPI State secretary Kanam Rajendran on Wednesday.

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