That’s rare. Even rarer? It’s happening in a region where healthcare recognition often flies under the radar. This isn’t just about trophies. It’s about nurses; real, overworked, under-sung heroes; getting the spotlight they deserve. The awards honor their leadership, patient safety protocols, and compassionate care. In a country where nursing staff are often stretched thin, this is a quiet revolution. Dr. Thangjam Dhabali Singh, Chairman of BABINA Group, didn’t just say ‘good job.’ He called it a ‘proud moment for the entire nursing fraternity.’ That tone? It matters. When leadership values nursing as core; not support; things change. The ceremony’s in Jaipur on Sept 18. But the real impact? It’ll ripple through nursing schools, hospital boards, and young medics wondering if their calling matters. If Imphal can do it, maybe your city can too. Sometimes, the biggest healthcare wins start with a single ward; and a team that refuses to settle for ‘good enough.’