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CPU Celebrates World Physiotherapy Day 2026: Move Better. Recover Stronger. Live Healthier.

C CPUR CPUR Academic Media Cell 16 Sep 2026 4 min read 2 reads
CPU Celebrates World Physiotherapy Day 2026: Move Better. Recover Stronger. Live Healthier.
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World Physiotherapy Day 2026 · Career Point University Kota

CPU Celebrates World Physiotherapy Day 2026: Move Better. Recover Stronger. Live Healthier.

A two-day celebration - combining community outreach, expert talks, clinical learning, creative activities and student recognition - around the theme of physiotherapy in cardiovascular disease and stroke.
Career Point University, Kota, celebrated World Physiotherapy Day 2026 across two days - 6 and 8 September - through a vibrant blend of educational, clinical, creative, cultural and community-based activities. The celebrations highlighted the expanding role of physiotherapy in modern healthcare, with special emphasis on the prevention, management and rehabilitation of cardiovascular diseases and stroke.
📅 Day 1 - 6 September 2026 | Community Outreach & Campus Celebration
The first day of celebrations brought together university leadership, faculty, students, healthcare professionals and community members. Hon'ble Vice Chancellor Prof. (Dr.) Mayank Saxena addressed the gathering, highlighting the changing role of physiotherapy and its growing contribution to preventive, rehabilitative and community healthcare. Prof. (Dr.) Pushpendra Yaduvanshi, Head of the Department of Physiotherapy, also attended and guided the celebrations throughout.
Community OutreachPhysiotherapy Awareness Camp - Gramin Police Line, BorkhedaIn Collaboration with Gulati Physiotherapy | Inaugurated by Rural SP Shri Sujit Shankar Students and faculty of the Department of Physiotherapy conducted patient assessment, physiotherapy consultation, guidance, and awareness for police personnel and community members from the surrounding area. Dr. Vineet Naveen Gulati and the physiotherapy team contributed clinical expertise and guided the camp on physical health, appropriate physical activity, and the role of physiotherapy in prevention and rehabilitation. This practical exposure enabled students to apply their academic and clinical knowledge in a real-world community setting.
📅 Day 2 - 8 September 2026 | Expert Sessions, Activities & Felicitation
The second day was organised around the theme "The Role of Physiotherapy and Physical Activity in the Prevention, Management and Rehabilitation of Cardiovascular Disease and Stroke." The event was graced by distinguished guests Dr. Rachit Saxena and Mr. Deepak Kulshetra, whose clinical and professional insights enriched the celebration.

Expert Sessions

Expert Talk · CardiologyDr. Rachit SaxenaMBBS, MD (General Medicine), DM (Cardiology), Gold Medalist | Consultant Interventional Cardiologist, Shriji Hospital Dr. Rachit Saxena shared valuable insights into cardiovascular health, cardiac diseases, and the importance of timely prevention and management - providing students and faculty with expert clinical perspectives on one of today's most significant health challenges.
Expert Session · PhysiotherapyRole of Physiotherapy in Cardiac & Stroke RehabilitationDepartment of Physiotherapy, CPU The session emphasized the contribution of physiotherapy in improving functional capacity, mobility, exercise tolerance, independence and quality of life among individuals affected by cardiovascular disease and stroke - bridging academic knowledge with real-world clinical application.

Activities & Competitions

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Theme-Based Cultural PerformanceA vibrant cultural performance centred on the theme of physiotherapy, movement and health added energy and expression to the celebration.
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Physio Fun Zone - Move, Guess & WinCoordination-based challenges involving movement, teamwork and quick thinking encouraged active, fun participation from students.
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Theme-Based Quiz CompetitionTesting students' knowledge of physiotherapy, cardiovascular health, stroke and rehabilitation in a healthy atmosphere of competition and learning.
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Physio in Motion - Face PaintingStudents communicated concepts related to physiotherapy, movement and healthy living through visual and creative expression.
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Cardio Quest - Test, Think & WinAn engaging combination of cardiovascular health knowledge, problem-solving and team participation.
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Heart Talk - Move, Discuss & InspireA panel discussion providing an interactive platform to discuss heart health, physical activity, prevention and rehabilitation.
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Physio Insight - Evidence to PracticeEncouraged students to understand the application of scientific evidence in clinical decision-making and patient care.
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Physio Vision - Visuals & Cultural ExpressionStudents expressed their understanding and vision of physiotherapy through creative and cultural presentations as the grand finale.
Physiotherapy extends beyond rehabilitation - it plays an important role in health promotion, disease prevention, functional recovery and improving quality of life.

Event Gallery

VC Prof. Mayank Saxena's Address Awareness Camp - Gramin Police Line, Borkheda Expert Talk - Dr. Rachit Saxena Physio Fun Zone & Quiz Competition Face Painting - Physio in Motion Felicitation of Winners & Guests
Move Better. Recover Stronger. Live Healthier.The World Physiotherapy Day 2026 celebration at Career Point University was a celebration of movement, prevention, rehabilitation, innovation and quality of life. Through expert interaction, academic sessions, competitions, cultural activities and student recognition, the event reinforced the vital role of physiotherapy in healthcare - and concluded with a renewed commitment to promoting physical activity and preventive healthcare.
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