Date of Programme: 29.08.2026
Paper Name: Vijayakarnataka
Date: 04.09.2026
Page No.: 11
Date of Programme: 29.08.2026
Paper Name: Prajavani
The prize was distributed on 02.09.2026
Date: 03.09.2026
Page No.: 2
The Youth Red Cross and Red Ribbon Unit of Sri Adichunchanagiri First Grade College organized an awareness and mobilization programme under AIDS Suraksha Abhiyana – 2026 on 01.09.2026. The programme was organized with the objective of creating awareness among students about HIV/AIDS, its prevention, transmission, treatment, and the importance of maintaining a healthy and responsible lifestyle.
As part of the programme, Mr. Kenchegowdru, Counsellor, District Health Department, interacted with the students and delivered an informative awareness session on HIV/AIDS. He explained the modes of transmission, preventive measures, the importance of early testing and treatment, and the need to avoid misconceptions and discrimination against people living with HIV/AIDS. He also emphasized the role of young people in spreading correct information and creating an HIV/AIDS-free society.
The programme provided students with an opportunity to understand the importance of HIV/AIDS prevention and encouraged them to become responsible ambassadors of health awareness in their families and communities. The programme was successfully conducted with the active participation of students and the support of the Youth Red Cross and Red Ribbon Unit.
The Youth Red Cross (YRC) and Red Ribbon Unit of the college jointly organized an AIDS Awareness Mascot Design Competition for all degree students in the Library Hall. The competition was organized with the objective of creating awareness among students about HIV/AIDS prevention, transmission, treatment, and the importance of eliminating stigma and discrimination associated with HIV/AIDS.
A total of 40 students enthusiastically participated in the competition and presented creative mascot designs conveying meaningful messages related to HIV/AIDS awareness, prevention, healthy practices, and social responsibility. The activity provided students with an opportunity to express their creativity while promoting awareness and a positive attitude towards people living with HIV/AIDS.
The competition successfully encouraged student participation and contributed to spreading HIV/AIDS awareness and prevention messages among the student community. The programme concluded with appreciation for the active participation and creative efforts of all the students.
The Department of Physical Education and Sports organized National Sports Day on 29 August 2026 at the College Ground with the objective of creating awareness among students about the importance of sports, physical fitness, discipline, teamwork, and a healthy lifestyle.
The programme began with a special assembly to commemorate the birth anniversary of Major Dhyan Chand, the legendary Indian hockey player and one of the greatest hockey players in the history of the sport. On the occasion, Mr. Bhaskara J., Physical Education Director, delivered the keynote address and highlighted the significance of National Sports Day and the contribution of Major Dhyan Chand to Indian sports. He encouraged students to actively participate in sports and physical activities as an essential part of their overall development.
Mr. Siddaraju, Lecturer in Political Science and Kabaddi Player, spoke about Major Dhyan Chand and briefly introduced his remarkable contribution to Indian hockey. He explained that National Sports Day is observed every year on 29 August, marking the birth anniversary of Major Dhyan Chand, and highlighted his exceptional achievements and dedication to the field of sports.
The Principal, Dr. M. K. Manjunath, delivered the presidential address. He emphasized the importance of sports in developing physical fitness, mental strength, discipline, leadership qualities, team spirit, and confidence among students. He encouraged students to make sports and physical activities an integral part of their college life.
Following the assembly programme, a Tug-of-War competition was conducted at 12:00 noon for both male and female students. The competition witnessed enthusiastic participation from the students and created an atmosphere of teamwork, sportsmanship, and healthy competition. The event provided students with an opportunity to demonstrate their physical strength, coordination, team spirit, and competitive attitude.
The National Sports Day celebration concluded successfully with active participation and enthusiasm from the students and staff, reinforcing the importance of sports and physical fitness in student life.
Date of Programme: 27.08.2026
Paper Name: Prajavani
Date: 29.08.2026
Page No.: 06
Date of Programme: 27.08.2026
Paper Name: Udayavani
Date: 29.08.2026
Page No.: 03
Date of Programme: 27.08.2026
Paper Name: Prajavani
Date: 28.08.2026
Page No.: 2
Date of Programme: 27.08.2026
Paper Name: Vijayavani
Date: 28.08.2026
Date of Programme: 27.08.2026
Paper Name: Prajodaya
Date: 28.08.2026
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Date of Programme: 27.08.2026
Paper Name: Janavahaka Varthe
Date: 28.08.2026
Date of Programme: 27.08.2026
Paper: Udaya Varthe
The Annual Training Camp (ATC) was held at 15th Battalion, NCC, Hassan, from 18.08.2026 to 27.08.2026 for a period of 10 days. 35 NCC cadets from Sri Adichunchanagiri First Grade College actively participated in the camp. The camp was conducted under the guidance of Cap. Shivappa RK, Camp Adjutant, with the objective of developing discipline, unity, leadership, physical fitness, confidence, responsibility and patriotism among the cadets.
During the ten-day camp, our NCC cadets participated enthusiastically in various training and developmental activities. The camp included unity and discipline training, physical training, moral classes, NCC special subject classes, yoga and various awareness programmes. These activities helped the cadets improve their physical fitness, mental strength, discipline, teamwork and leadership qualities.
The cadets also participated in practical and experiential activities such as a dog show, fire-fighting training, cultural training and firing. The dog show provided an opportunity for the cadets to observe trained dogs and understand their role in service and security activities. Fire-fighting training created awareness about fire safety, emergency response and the use of fire-fighting equipment. Cultural training encouraged creativity, confidence and teamwork, while firing training provided practical exposure to discipline, concentration, safety procedures and responsible handling under proper supervision.
The ATC Camp provided our cadets with a valuable opportunity to undergo comprehensive NCC training in a disciplined and organized environment at 15th Battalion, Hassan. The active participation of all 35 cadets helped them develop unity, discipline, confidence, leadership, physical fitness, responsibility and a spirit of service and patriotism. The camp concluded successfully on 27.08.2026, leaving the cadets with meaningful learning experiences and greater confidence to participate in future NCC activities.