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Dr. Rajat Jangid of Jaipur will Treat Patients in Rio Olympics 2016


Assistant Doctor of Department of Physiotheraphy of Sitapura situated Mahatama Gandhi Hospital, Dr. Rajat Jangir will treat sportsperson at the upcoming 2016 Olympics which is to be held at Rio–de–Jenario (Brazil). Mr. Jangid will be joining the team on the board of the sports doctor. Mr. Rajat will leave for Brazil on 24 July 2016.

The Students of the Palace School Watched “Dhanak”

800 students of the Palace School Jaipur watched Dhanak Movie. The special morning show was organised by the Reef Film Club. The story and direction of the movie is done by Nagesh Kukunur. The movie has been waivered from all the taxes.

Dr. Rajat Jangid

Party Carnival in the City of Pink Colors

The tenth ready to shift party carnival was organised by Vardhaman Group on Friday. This 3-day long event has been organised on the silver crown project on the Gandhi Path. In this carnival, the residents will get acquainted with different features and information of different parts and locations of the project.

 


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