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AIDS Training inaugurated by H.E.Governor of Bihar

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Dear All,

RATNEI's International Standard 5 days training session on " AIDS Project

Planning and Management " was inaugurated today by His Excellency Governor of

Bihar, Dr R S Gavai at Patna. He assured all help in HIV AIDS prevention

activities by NGO's. Altogether 51 participants from different states of India,

Nepal and Bangladesh participated in the training. International experts from

USA included Mr Walter Chow, Senior Advisor, CDC Atlanta and Senior

Epidemiologist and President International Health Organization, Dr Bikash Verma

from Massachusetts, USA. Those who were present in the inaugural session

included Executive Director of IHO Dr Anil Purohit, President RATNEI Advisory

Board Dr A K Singh, Regional Director IHO, Dr B B Verma, President IHO Advisory

Board, Dr H R Mishra, Noted ENTSurgeon of Bihar, Dr K K Sharan.

Medical Director Regional AIDS Training Centrer and Network in India (RATNEI),

Dr Diwakar Tejaswi informed that the third cycle of RATNEI Training will

continue every month.

Next Modular training on HIV Prevention and Education is scheduled from February

19- February 23, 2006 at Patna. It is important to note that tuition fee is

waived.

Those who are interested in attending the training and further details of our

activities can communicate to our office.

With Regards,

Dr Diwakar Tejaswi

Medical Director

Regional AIDS Training Center and Network in India ( RATNEI)

International Health Organization

B-33, Indirapuri Colony, Patna 800014

India.

e-mail: <diwakartejaswi@...>

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