NEWS Paper Clipping: Constitutional Day

Paper Name:-Prajavani

Date of Programme:- 26.11.2025

Publication Date:- 28.11.2025

Page No.: 04

NEWS Paper Clipping: Constitutional Day

Paper Name:-Udayavani

Date of Programme:- 26.11.2025

Publication Date:- 28.11.2025

Page No.: 02

Constitutional Day

The Department of Political Science observed Constitutional Day on 26 November 2025 to commemorate the adoption of the Indian Constitution and to create awareness among students about constitutional values and responsibilities.

The programme featured two distinguished guests: Smt. Aruna Kumari, Senior Civil Judge, and Smt. Kusuma V., Pradhana Senior Civil Judge, who graced the event with their presence and insightful discussions. They highlighted the significance of constitutional rights and duties, the role of the judiciary in safeguarding democracy, and the need for active citizenship in upholding constitutional principles.

Special Service Activity – Kundur Maata

The NSS Unit of the college organised a Special Service Activity at Kundur Maata on 24 November 2025. A total of 50 students enthusiastically participated in the programme.

The activity aimed to instill a sense of social responsibility among students while contributing to the development of the local community. The volunteers engaged in various service activities such as cleanliness work, creating awareness on hygiene, and assisting the community members with ongoing tasks at the Maata premises. The students actively interacted with the local people, learnt about the cultural importance of Kundur Maata, and gained valuable exposure to community-orientated initiatives.

The programme concluded with positive feedback from the community, appreciating the NSS volunteers for their dedication and discipline. Overall, the activity helped students understand the essence of service and teamwork.

Essay Writing Competition – Role of Women in Modern Society

The Department of Sociology conducted an Essay Writing Competition on 24th November 2025 on the topic “Role of Women in Modern Society.” The event aimed to promote critical thinking, creativity, and awareness among students regarding the evolving roles, challenges, and contributions of women in contemporary society.

The competition was held in Seminar Hall – 201 at 11:00 a.m. A total of 42 students from various programmes actively participated and presented insightful essays highlighting women’s participation in social, economic, educational, and political fields, along with discussions on empowerment, equality, and social change.

The programme was organised by Dr. Praveen Kumar S, Head of the Department of Sociology, with the support of the Principal, Dr. M. K. Manjunath, and all faculty members of the department, whose encouragement and guidance ensured the smooth and successful conduct of the event.

The essays were evaluated by a distinguished panel of judges:

·         Smt. Kavitha J. N., Librarian

·         Sri. Ajay Kumar, Assistant Professor Department of Geography

·         Dr. Nirupama M., Head of the Department of Zoology

Their valuable judgement and motivation greatly contributed to the overall success of the programme. The Department expresses its appreciation to all participants for their active involvement and to the college administration for their continuous support. The competition proved to be a meaningful academic activity that enhanced students’ writing skills and understanding of gender-related issues. 

Industrial Visit to Wonderla

The Department of Commerce organized an Industrial Visit to Wonderla Amusement Park, Bengaluru, on 21 November 2025 to study Water Management Practices adopted in large-scale recreational establishments. A total of 40 students accompanied by 4 faculty members participated in the visit.

The faculty members coordinated the visit effectively and ensured smooth conduct of all activities. Overall, the industrial visit was highly informative and beneficial for the students, enriching their practical knowledge beyond the classroom.

Special Lecture Programme on Financial Literacy

The Department of Commerce organised a Special Lecture Programme on Financial Literacy in collaboration with SEBI and CDSL. The session was conducted to enhance students’ awareness and understanding of financial planning, investment avenues, and the importance of financial discipline in the modern economic environment.

The resource person for the programme was Dr. Chitra C. N., who delivered an informative and insightful lecture. She highlighted the role of SEBI and CDSL in regulating and safeguarding investors' interests, explained various financial instruments, and emphasised the need for financial literacy among youth.

Students actively participated in the session and gained valuable knowledge about savings, investments, stock markets, and financial security. The programme successfully enriched the students’ understanding of financial management and encouraged them to make informed financial decisions.

Field Study on Industrial Economics: Visit to Chamundeshwari Sugar Industry

The Department of Economics organized a field study visit to Chamundeshwari Sugar Industry, Srinivaspura, Channarayapatna, on 18th November 2025 with 24 students and 3 faculty members. The purpose of the visit was to provide students with practical exposure to the functioning of agro-based industries and to understand their economic relevance in the regional market.

During the visit, Mr. Ramesh, an employee of the factory, explained that the industry processes about 3 to 4 lakh tonnes of sugarcane per year and supplies sugar mainly to Kerala and Bengaluru. He informed that the factory uses Hemavathi River water for its operations and employs around 600 to 650 workers working in three shifts. He also highlighted that the industry recycles sugarcane by-products, ensuring efficient resource utilization and reducing wastage.

Students observed various stages of sugar production, including crushing, juice extraction, boiling, crystallization, and packaging. The visit enabled them to understand labour distribution, cost structure, market linkages, and industrial management practices. Overall, the field study helped students learn the economic importance of the sugar industry and its contribution to local and regional economic development.

Students tasted the sugar and learned the complete process of converting sugarcane into sugar.