20th – 22nd November 2025, World Peace Dome, Pune, Maharashtra
Jointly Organized by:
Student Nurses Association of India (SNAI) and The Trained Nurses’ Association of India (TNAI)
The 31st Student Nurses Association of India (SNAI) Biennial Conference 2025 marked an extraordinary milestone in the journey of student nursing leadership in the country. Held at the serene and intellectually inspiring World Peace Dome, Pune, the conference successfully brought together the collective aspirations, talents, and voices of student nurses from 31 State Units, making it a true national convergence of ideas, innovation, and professional solidarity.
Across the three days, the conference created a vibrant learning ecosystem—where knowledge met creativity, where discipline blended with cultural diversity, and where future nursing leaders found a space to express their potential beyond academic boundaries. The engaging inaugural ceremony, enlightening keynote addresses, business sessions, scientific paper presentations, and diverse competitions collectively reinforced the significance of holistic development in nursing education. Every session echoed the commitment of SNAI and TNAI to equip the next generation of nurses with leadership, advocacy, and professional competencies that align with global standards.
The participation of Kalinga Institute of Nursing Sciences (KINS), KIIT Deemed to be University, Odisha State Unit, added a distinct dimension to the event. With students competing in academic, cultural, and sports categories—including English essay writing, poster presentation, relay race, and javelin throw—the institute showcased the dynamic capability of its learners. The achievement of securing 2nd Prize in the Javelin Throw Competition stands as a proud testament to their dedication and competitive spirit, further uplifting the reputation of the Odisha State Unit.
Beyond competitions and ceremonies, the conference also served as a platform for deeper reflection on the evolving role of nurses in the modern healthcare landscape. The discussions on leadership, new definitions of nursing, recruitment initiatives, and national-level policy insights helped participants broaden their perspectives and understand the expanding scope of their profession. These interactions with national leaders, educators, and policymakers not only motivated the students but also reaffirmed the responsibility they carry as future pillars of the healthcare system.
The camaraderie, cooperation, and cultural exchange among state units fostered an environment of unity and mutual respect. For many participants, this conference provided invaluable networking opportunities, lifelong friendships, and unforgettable experiences that extended far beyond the academic realm. It strengthened the spirit of national integration and the shared identity of nursing students as compassionate caregivers and empowered leaders.
In essence, the 31st SNAI Biennial Conference 2025 was not merely an event—it was a celebration of nursing excellence, a platform for empowerment, and a movement towards strengthening the future of Indian nursing. As the curtains closed with pride and gratitude, every participant returned to their respective states with renewed enthusiasm, enhanced confidence, and a deeper sense of purpose. The conference reaffirmed that the future of the nursing profession rests in capable hands—young minds who are committed, compassionate, competent, and ready to bring transformative change to healthcare in India.
