Faridabad, December 19, 2024: The NHPC Corporate Office buzzed with excitement as Padma Bhushan Prof. (Dr.) Shiv Kumar Sarin, a renowned medical expert and author of the celebrated book *Own Your Body*, delivered a captivating lecture under the esteemed ‘Prerna’ lecture series. Renowned for his extensive expertise in liver health, Prof. Sarin illuminated critical topics, shedding light on the profound impact of obesity and diabetes on overall well-being.
A Gathering of Leaders and Learners
The event was graced by the presence of NHPC leadership, including Shri R.P. Goyal (Director, Finance), Shri Uttam Lal (Director, Personnel), Shri Sanjay Kumar Singh (Director, Projects & Technical), and Shri Santosh Kumar (CVO). Smt. Bhanu Bharati, Chairperson of NHPC Ladies Club, along with members of the club, teachers, and students from Senior Secondary School, Sarai Khwaja, also attended.
The program commenced with the lighting of a traditional lamp, symbolizing the pursuit of knowledge and inspiration.
Prof. Sarin’s Insights: Health is Wealth
During his address, Prof. Sarin shared actionable insights on managing liver health, emphasizing its crucial role in combating lifestyle diseases such as diabetes and obesity. His lecture simplified complex medical concepts, empowering NHPC employees and their families with the knowledge to adopt healthier habits.
Words of Gratitude
Shri Uttam Lal, Director (Personnel), expressed heartfelt gratitude to Prof. Sarin, recognizing the immense value of the lecture. He reaffirmed NHPC’s commitment to fostering employee wellness through such initiatives.
A Step Towards Health Awareness
The ‘Prerna’ series, a flagship initiative of the National Health Policy Centre (NHPC), underscores its commitment to promoting health awareness and knowledge sharing. By inviting esteemed experts such as Prof. Sarin, NHPC not only inspires its workforce to prioritize their well-being alongside professional excellence but also provides them with valuable insights and actionable solutions.
The event successfully bridged the gap between medical knowledge and practical strategies, leaving participants motivated to make informed lifestyle choices that pave the way for a healthier future.