The All Sikh Minority Employees Association, along with the All Employees Joint Association (J&K), in continuation of its mission “One Person per Household Trained in First Aid and CPR,” reached Jammu with its maiden training

Jammu:4/2/26 The All Sikh Minority Employees Association, along with the All Employees Joint Association (J&K), in continuation of its mission “One Person per Household Trained in First Aid and CPR,” reached Jammu with its maiden training programme at ANS Higher Secondary School, Jammu, under the able leadership of Chairperson Dr. Jagmeet Kour Bali.
The training was imparted by Master Trainer Dr. Itinder Pal Singh, who successfully trained at least six students in the first batch.
Speaking on the occasion, Director of ANS Higher Secondary School, Shri Ritesh Kapoor, highlighted the critical importance of CPR and first aid and urged students to master these life-saving skills.
Emphasizing the significance of first aid and CPR, Chairperson Dr. Jagmeet Kour Bali stated that saving a life does not require a uniform, but only the will and courage to act in time.
Later certificates where distributed among the students to encourage them.
Leadership of ASMEA /AEJAK , students and teachers actively participated in the programme All Sikh Minority Employees Association, along with the All Employees Joint Association (J&K), in continuation of its mission “One Person per Household Trained in First Aid and CPR,” reached Jammu with its maiden training programme at ANS Higher Secondary School, Jammu, under the able leadership of Chairperson Dr. Jagmeet Kour Bali.
The training was imparted by Master Trainer Dr. Itinder Pal Singh, who successfully trained at least six students in the first batch.
Speaking on the occasion, Director of ANS Higher Secondary School, Shri Ritesh Kapoor, highlighted the critical importance of CPR and first aid and urged students to master these life-saving skills.
Emphasizing the significance of first aid and CPR, Chairperson Dr. Jagmeet Kour Bali stated that saving a life does not require a uniform, but only the will and courage to act in time.
Later certificates where distributed among the students to encourage them.
Leadership of ASMEA /AEJAK , students and teachers actively participated in the programme