Earth is the only planet credited with life in the solar system. It has a very long history. The earth has become sick and urgently needs a cure. Its our earnest duty to handover this earth safely to our future generation. The Eco club joins with each other to face and remove the threats and to find ways to halt the march to protect future mankind. The Eco club of the college functions with the motto of "Green Campus", through activities like campus cleaning, plantations and growing of saplings and creating rainwater harvesting awareness and application of Bio fertilizers.
The Eco Club plants and 100 saplings every academic year and maintains diversified flora in the college premises. The club is successful in achieving its goal in establishing a green campus in the college.
Narayan Malhar Joshi, a leading member of the Servants of India Society, founded the SSL in 1911. The objective of the movement was “to collect and study social facts and to discuss social problems with a view to forming public opinion on questions of social service” and to secure for the masses a better quality of life and work. In our college, the league conducts training programmes and awareness programmes for volunteers, whose services are later utilized. It also organized welfare programmes among the poor and the destitute. In our college, volunteers are included every year and trained by giving them Awareness and Hands on training programmes which would impart useful knowledge and contribute a more enlightened student community.
India is a nation of diversities. The people who inhabit this nation belong to different races, communities and castes. They reside in different geographical regions and speak different languages. They practice different religions and have varied cultures. But with all these diversities, they all are Indians with emotional harmony. They may have many religious identities such as Hindus, Muslims, Christians, Sikhs, Buddhists, Jains or Zoroastrians. They may also be identified as Punjabis, Tamils, Malayalis, Bengalis, Manipuri or South or North or North-East Indians but with supreme national identity. At the same time while mentioning various regions, mountains and rivers, we respectfully acknowledge the unity of our country in its diversity. Our NIS programmes mainly focus on the need to maintain the unity and integrity of our nation. In fact, national integration has been one of the most important priorities of our country. In the course of analyzing the issues related to unity and integrity of the country, Secularism is mentioned as the fundamental characteristic of our nation. It is said that secularism is one of the most essential conditions of national integration.
Understand the meaning and the importance of national integration.
Appreciate how national movement against British Rule helped in national integration
Analyse how the provisions in the Indian Constitution promote national integration.
Identify the challenges to national integration in our country.
Understand the implications of secularism and appreciate the role of a learner as a citizen of India and an agent of change in promoting national integration and secularism.
In view of the increasing number of female learners in the college, Women Grievance Redressal Cell makes every effort to ensure that the girls feel at home. The cell resolves common problems of girl students and women employees. This cell also takes up individual cases of sexual harassment, if any. The cell has been formed in accordance with the University Grants Commission (Grievance Redressal) Regulations.
Women Grievance Redressal cell organizes health awareness programmes like Mega skin camp, Importance of yoga, Cleanliness and health information and Anti leprosy programme
OBJECTIVES:
It aims:
To create a congenial working environment which is free of sexual harassment or gender based discrimination for all women employees and students
Encouraging the Students to express their grievances / problems freely and frankly, without any fear of being victimized.
To motivate the Students to attend seminars on women empowerment to various colleges.