International Women’s Day was observed on 8th March through a collaborative celebration by students and faculty members. The programme featured thoughtful poem recitations and engaging PPT presentations that showcased the achievements and influence of women worldwide. The event paid tribute to the courage, grace, and accomplishments of women, creating an atmosphere of appreciation, inspiration, and shared respect.
Seminar on NDLI Platform: Basics of 3D Printing
Organized by: BCA Department | Venue: J.C. Bose Conference Hall
A seminar on the NDLI platform was organized by the BCA Department at the J.C. Bose Conference Hall on the topic “Basics of 3D Printing.”
The session was conducted by Mr. Subham Roy, Assistant Professor, ECMT, who explained the fundamental concepts of 3D printing, including its working process, materials used, and various applications.
The seminar featured interactive discussions and practical examples, enabling students to understand the growing importance of additive manufacturing in engineering, healthcare, and industrial design.
An NDLI event on “Basics of Publishing Research Papers” was organized by the BMLT Department at the J.C. Bose Conference Hall. The session was conducted by Dr. Manali Dutta, who provided a clear and practical overview of research paper writing and publication processes. The programme aimed at creating awareness and encouraging students to engage in research activities. Students from all departments actively participated, making the session informative, motivating, and academically enriching.
A seminar on Indian Knowledge Systems (IKS) was organized for first-year students as an integral part of the academic curriculum. The session was conducted by Professor Dr. Somsubhra Gupta, whose immense expertise and deep understanding of IKS enriched the learning experience. The seminar offered valuable insights into India’s traditional knowledge frameworks, encouraging students to appreciate indigenous wisdom and its relevance in contemporary academic and professional contexts.
A three-day Nasha Mukti Bharat Abhiyan was organized as an initiative under the Government of India to discourage substance abuse among students, faculty members, and staff. The programme focused on creating awareness about the adverse physical, psychological, and social impacts of intoxicants. The programme concluded with a pledge-taking ceremony led by Mr. Deb Kr Ghosh, where all participants collectively committed themselves to promoting a drug-free, healthy, and responsible lifestyle.
