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Dr Asima Banu becomes first Muslim woman principal of Bangalore Medical College


Dr. Asima Banu assumed the role of principal at Bangalore Medical College and Research Institute (BMCRI) on Wednesday, July 5, marking her 23rd year of dedicated service to the institution.

Dr. Asima gained widespread recognition for her exceptional contributions as the nodal officer of the Covid ward at Trauma Care Centre, Victoria Hospital, during the challenging year of 2020.

Having completed her undergraduate and postgraduate studies at BMCRI in the 1990s, she embarked on her career as a faculty member in the microbiology department in 2000.

Throughout her tenure, Dr. Asima has held several key positions, including quality in-charge and infection control officer, head of the microbiology department at Bowring Hospital, convenor of the medical education unit, and nodal officer of the simulation and skills centre at BMCR. Her diverse roles have allowed her to make valuable contributions across various domains of healthcare.

Rasia Hashmi

Dr. Rasia Hashmi is a prestigious journalist and content editor at Munsif News 24x7, Armed with a Master’s in Communication and Journalism, an MPhil in Social Exclusion and Inclusive Policy, and a PhD in Women’s Studies. Based in Telangana, India, Dr. Rasia Hashmi has worked with several esteemed media organizations, earning a reputation for her in-depth reporting and editorial finesse.

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