A nurse is one who opens the eyes of a newborn and gently closes the eyes of a dying man. It is indeed a high blessing to be the first and last to witness the beginning and end of life. It is a beautiful thing when career and passion come together and our job as nurses is to cushion the sorrow and celebrate the job, every day, while we are just doing our job.

At Disha Nursing Institute, we understand the power of collaboration and teamwork. We foster an environment where students support and uplift each other, creating a strong sense of camaraderie and unity. We encourage them to embrace diversity and learn from one another, appreciating the different perspectives and experiences they bring to the table.

The road to becoming a nurse is not easy, but it is possible when life gives you the opportunity to make a positive impact on the world and education is the most powerful weapon to change the world by the help of your teachers, college, friends and family.

Nursing is one of the medical field courses that will continue to exist forever. Medicine is a need for humankind. Healthcare is a basic necessity. Similarly, in the field of medicine, nurses are the backbones of the entire sector. There are various courses available for nursing.

I feel really proud to be a sister tutor of Disha Nursing Institute. Actually means study of nurse _ A caress , a smile , is full of meaning for one who is sick , it is simple gesture , but encouraging , he or she accompanied , feels closure to being healed , feels like a person, not a number.

As a sister tutor, I have had the privilege of witnessing the transformation of our students into confident and competent nurses. It is a joy to see them grow, not just academically, but also personally. Their dedication, resilience, and passion for their chosen profession are truly inspiring.

Nursing compresses autonomous and collaborative care of individuals of all ages, families, groups, and communities, sick and well in all setting. As a faculty I always encourage students to gain more knowledge and perform their best with exact meaning of care. It is important for students to realise that health care has it's share of challenges. Disha Social Welfare Educational Trust provide high quality nursing education, demonstration based teaching and diverse clinical experience that enable students become a competent nurse in professional practice.

Nursing is the combination of Art and Science. The art of nursing entails professional nurses to deliver care tactfully with compassion, caring and respect for each client’s dignity. As a science, nursing is based upon a body of knowledge that is always changing with new discoveries and innovations. When nurses blend the science and art of nursing into their practice the quality of care provided to clients is at a level of excellence that benefits clients in innumerable ways. In our 'Disha Social Welfare Educational Trust' the students will find rich academic and clinical ambiance to facilitate their learning which in return will stimulate the fulfillment of their academic and future goals. Being a proud member of 'Disha Social Welfare Educational Trust' I welcome all new students and wish them success through their academic journey out of our nursing Institute as successful nursing professionals.

"Nurses are the heart of healthcare" I feel proud to be a member of Disha Social Welfare Educational Trust. It's my pleasure to welcome the new comers as budding flowers and go out from us as fully cherished beautiful flowers.

Nurses are the heart of health care. Only a nurse can serve the patient with a smile on her face not only after being tired but also facing ups and downs in personal life. Being able to serve sick people is the greatest gift that God has given us.

Nursing is not just a profession, it's a combination of art and science that makes you different from others, binds you in discipline, instills compassion, makes you self-reliant & boosts morale. Above all, only a nursing person can understand the divine feeling of bringing a new life into the world and giving palliative care to a dying person.