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COLS and Pancharakshak Skills Demonstration for School Students at Vigyan Bharati Exhibition, Nagpur – Day 1 & Day 2
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COLS and Pancharakshak Skills Demonstration for School Students at Vigyan Bharati Exhibition, Nagpur – Day 1 & Day 2

October 22, 2026

The Indian Society of Anaesthesiologists, Nagpur City Branch (ISANCB), conducted demonstrations of Compression-Only Life Support (COLS) and Pancharakshak life-saving skills for school students at the Vigyan Bharati Exhibition, Sitabuldi, Nagpur, over two days.

Day 1: COLS and Pancharakshak Skills Demonstration

On Day 1, Dr. Deepak Madankar enthusiastically explained essential life-saving techniques to school students, helping them understand the importance of emergency awareness and basic life support skills. Mrs. Kanchan Gadkari and her team were also present and witnessed the demonstration.

The activity provided an opportunity for children to learn about these important techniques in an engaging and accessible manner, promoting awareness of how to respond effectively during emergencies.

Day 2: COLS and Pancharakshak Skills Demonstration for School Students

On Day 2, the COLS and Pancharakshak skills demonstration continued for school students visiting the Vigyan Bharati Exhibition. The activity focused on spreading awareness about essential life-saving techniques and the importance of learning basic emergency response skills from an early age.

Through these demonstrations, the initiative aimed to encourage young learners to recognize the importance of life-saving knowledge and develop awareness of how timely action can help during emergencies.

Promoting Life-Saving Awareness

The two-day activity at the Vigyan Bharati Exhibition reflected the commitment of ISA Nagpur City Branch to public education and community awareness. By introducing school students to COLS and Pancharakshak life-saving skills, the initiative helped bring essential emergency awareness beyond hospital settings and into the wider community.

Mrs. Kanchan Gadkari and her team were also present during the activity and witnessed the demonstration.

The initiative reflected the commitment to promoting life-saving awareness among young learners and encouraging the wider community to understand the importance of responding effectively during emergencies.