Narayanaguda, YMCA Road,
Hyderabad, Telangana, India
Contact: 040-27551026
Land-line: 040-27564660
21-09-24 02:00:16
Narayanaguda, YMCA Road,
Hyderabad, Telangana, India
Contact: 040-27551026
Land-line: 040-27564660
Objectives:
Activities conducted by physics club:
Activity on History of telescope
Department of Physics and Electronics has organized a lecture cum demonstration on “History of Telescope” by Ms. Smitha Fangaria, senior faculty from Amith group of schools, New Delhi on 15-6-2019 from 2-4 p.m. in the AV room in association with Indian Association of Physics Teachers. 75 students from M.P.C., M.P.Cs and M.E.Cs were participated. Madam has enlightened different types of telescopes and further refinements and demonstrated certain concepts involved in the design of telescope practically. At the end of the lecture, students participated in the interactive session.
2018-2019:
• On 3rd July 2018 Physics club elected President and Secretary of the club Alekya and Rohini from B.Sc (MPCs) III year were given a presentation on Importance of Physics in day to day life
• On 27th July 2018 Members of Physics club commemorated the eminent scientists through activities like display of models like rockets etc
• On 5th January 2019 Department of physics and Electronics conducted competition on “Depiction of Physics and Electronics in Rangoli” to the Physics club students
Activities during 2017-18 :
JUNE 30 :
physics department has organised an extension activity on “renewable energy sources and applications “ for class IX of Madapathi Hanumantha Rao High School, Hyderabad.
REPORT:
students: G.anusha, k.kavya, Nagamallika of B.Sc III yr (MPCs),physics club have given a ppt on “renewable energy sources and applications “.this helped the students to understand renewable’s global status , which reveals a global energy transition ,well underway, with records, new additions of installed renewable energy capacity, rapidly falling costs, and the decoupling of economic growth and energy-related carbon dioxide (co2) emissions.
JAN 20 :
The department of physics successfully conducted one day workshop – “Experimental
Projects”
REPORT:
This event was formally started with lighting the lamp followed by prayer song, speech by correspondent Prof. K. Muthyam Reddy sir, principal madam Dr. K. Sarada, HoD P. Sakuntala madam. Then the inaugural address by Prof. J.Sivakumar, have inspired the students to known few techniques to be confident,
successful in project and also in span of life. Later the correspondent sir honoured the chief guest with Memento. Then the resource person Dr. Kaleem Ahmed Jaleeli, Nizam college, Hyderabad delivered the lecture on topic ‘LDR & its applications’ which helps the students to understand the steps involved in writing the projects in sequential order. The other resource person, Dr. Shareefddin, O.U, Hyd, helped the students to understand the size and various parameters of selecting and doing the project through his simple lecture on ‘how to use power supply and various components in an electrical circuit’. In the afternoon session, the students have exhibited their practical work of projects in the form of display & charts. Finally the workshop ended by giving away the
certificates to each project group by correspondent sir & principal madam as the token of appreciation for students effort.
2016-17:
No. of activities conducted – 03
I . Srilaxmi, selected for the final screening test also.
2.six students from mpcs third yr., participated in poster presentation at Kesava memorial Institute of sceinve and commerve K. Sowmya and shruthi got second prize.
Six students from the same group participatyed in PPT G. Anusha (MPCs II yr), N. Vineetha (MPCs III yr). K. Sowmya (MPCs III yr) richitha, Y. Swapna, S.W. Deborah (MPCs IIIyr).
12 students from B.Sc (MPcs III yr), 6 students from MPC I year and MPCs I year participated in quiz competition.
2.Department of physics organized one day exhibition:
In commemoration of 1 st death anniversary of Dr.APJ.Abdul kalam ,on 27th july, Physics club ,Rbvrr Women’s College Hyd,conducted an exbihibtion on the theme –‘’contributions of kalam to science and society’’.This was inaugurated by the principal and H.o.D .,Physics at 2:30 p.m .Everything was wonderfully done by the young zealous students of the club.The exhibits reflected the greatness, humanity sharpness of a paper boy grown into a president .It was appreciated by other faculty,students and other through -‘’it was a pleasure to see a living legend being saluted through various activities .Few students had got a glance to acknowledge this MISSILE MAN , Importance of DRDO and ISRO in India. Finally, all the participants were given gifts as a token of appreciation.
3.Students expressed their best wishes and happiness for ISRO ONE LAUNCH OF 104 SATELLITES on 15/02/2017 by writing their greetings and views on the chart.
field trip : Low voltage electriexpo
Department of physics has organized a field trip for B.Sc III year (MPC,MPCs) students accompanied by Mrs. Shireen,Ms.B. Srilatha and Ms. Afreen Sultana on 06.01.2017 to low voltage electriexpo, Hitec ground, Hitec city, Hyderabad. The exhibition was organized by Hyderabad international trade expositions limited dedicated to low voltage electricity devices. In keeping the energy needs of our times, the event was brought under one roof, the latest energy efficient, environment friendly and sustainable devices. Students have seen the various electrical devices which are used in our day to day life and how these devices can be used to conserve energy. Considering how a mere estimate of power consumption differed vastly in few years, it may be concluded that statistics remain a guiding force to a future where human behavior will continue to be unpredictable. In reality, we have no idea of the latest inventions and ideologies of future and how they will change our lives….We hope to conduct such trips for the students in future to enhance their theoretical and practical skills by attending such events.
2015 – 2016:
No. of activities conducted – 4
Deborah (B.Sc II yr, MPCs) cleared the screening test and she has attended preliminary exam on 16-8-2015 in O.U college of engineering, O.U, Hyderabad.
2014-15:
No. of activities conducted – 6
Report: Ms. K. Sushma (B.Sc II yr MPCs), Ms. Sudharani (B.Sc II yr MPCs) and Ms. Sheeba Tasneem (B.Sc III yr MPCs) were nominated to participate in the National experiment at skills test organised by Indian association of physics teachers. They attended the screening test on 02.08.2014 at ECE auditorium, O.U, Hyderabad. They cleared the preliminary.
Physics Electronics fest “Prabhignyan” on 22-01-2015
Physics fest was organised by students of physics club and coordinated by the department of physics . It is an intercollegiate fest “Prabhignyan” to mark the diamond jubilee celebrations of the college.
Report:
The department of physics and electronics had organised successfully one day intercollegiate fest “Prabhignyan” on 22-01-2015 to mark the diamond jubilee celebrations of our college. Prabhignyan offers plat form for students to showcase their talents and share knowledge which cannot be exhibited in any classroom. It is the main programme which based on the concept that to search and explore the hidden talents in every individual. Paper presentations, poster presentations, quiz, models, projects, funny games are the various events conducted in the fest based on the concepts of physics and electronics. Students from our college, and from other colleges participated with lot of enthusiasm and exhibited team spirit. The fest was inaugurated by the chief guest Dr. Tata Narsinga Rao , Scientist , ARCI, Hyderabad by lighting the lamp. Students exhibited projects like solar model village, robotic arm, emergency light using solar energy, water level indicator, electronic harmonium and many more. Posters are displayed on the concepts of electronics, mechanics, light, waves and oscillations, and electricity. Models and funny games are displayed on the concepts of physics and electronics. Quiz was conducted to ten groups, each group comprises of 3 students. Students won several prizes. The principal madam distributed prizes to the winners. The principal and staff of the dept whole heartedly congratulated the participants and the prize winners for keeping the college spirits and hoped they would continue in future too at higher levels.
Department feels proud to organize such a successful event and would like to convey thanks to principal and management for their timely advise and cooperation for organizing successful fest.
2013-14:
Thirteen students of III year MPCs have participated in the science exhibition organised by “Sarojini Naidu vanitha maha vidhyalaya”.Two students who have displayed a hear beat monitor have won the II prize. All the participants received the certificates.
Names of the students who won the second prize:
Pooja Kulkarni & Vandana Goud
Mrs. P. Sakuntala and Mrs. A. Sridevi who accompanied them also received certificates as mentors.
2012-13:
Science fest NIRVANA organised by students of physics club and coordinated by the department on 18- 02-2013.
The members of physics club in coordination with the department of physics organised a science fest “NIRVANA” on 8th Feb 2013 in the college auditorium from 10.00 am to 4.30 pm. The science fest was inaugurated and was declared open by the Hon. Secretary
Prof. Tippa reddy and the principal of the college Dr. M. V. Lakshmi Devi after the formal inaugural. The event was meant to bring all the students of science faculty on one platform to showcase their talents, innovation, knowledge and share the same with the other students. The students organised various events like making digital logo of the college, making a short film on “ save the planet earth”, quiz, ppt on “ A career in science”, JAM, slogan making and extempore painting on “Bio-diversity”, photo shoot of the event. All the events were unique and required a particular skill and knowledge of the student to be projected.
All the science students participated in great numbers and made the science fest a grand success. Prizes were given by the principle to all the winners, organizers and anchors and the event was declared closed at 4.30 pm.
What is a Eco Club?
It is a voluntary group which promotes the participation of students in learning about, and improving their environment.
People today, especially the young people, are concerned about the environment. A Eco Club is a means by which students and youth can organize themselves to learn more about this issue, and also take action to improve their immediate environment.
For teachers, it is a wonderful opportunity to create awareness, build attitudes and help students take up activities in real world, in a way in which the constraints of the classroom and curriculum will not allow.
A Eco Club can thus help to extend the boundaries and scope of the formal educational system, encouraging creativity, and empowering students for constructive action.
Eco club activities can help the teacher to meet the objectives of Environmental Education, which are to:
Any group of concerned people can start a Eco Club which gets involved in improving the environment. Clubs can be set up by groups of students within a college or college, by a group in a neighbourhood, or a section within some other social organization.
A comfortable number seems to be 25-35. This number is both large enough for taking up and doing projects which can have a visible impact, and small enough to be manageable.
Teachers often mention that they if they register 40-45 students at the beginning of the year, they may be left 25-30 who are really interested.
The Eco-club guidelines drawn up by the Ministry of Environment and Forests require at least 20 students to be members before a Club can be registered.
Students will gain a special identity if their Club too has an identity. First, of course, the Club must have a name. This name could be selected by the students themselves at the first meeting.
It would also be nice if the Club could have a logo or symbol. This symbol can appear on all Club related items – e.g. dustbins made by Club members and put up in the college; pamphlets they distribute; the bulletin board allotted to them.
This way, other students, teachers, etc., immediately know that a particular activity has been undertaken by the Club.
They could also have a badge/belt/arm band, etc., which they could wear to college (everyday if permitted, or on the Club Meeting Days).
The Club could also have a pledge that all members have to solemnly take and adhere by. The pledge could be developed by the teacher-in-charge along with the members. Rather than being stated in general terms, like a pledge to ‘save the environment’, it would be useful to include in the pledge issues that concern the life and immediate environment of the child, and actions that are actually achievable.
It is most important to let the rest of the college activities. This will not only make the Club members feel important, and more responsible for their actions, it could also motivate other classes to take up similar activities or join/form Clubs.
One way to do this for the Club to have a space (notice board/blackboard), etc., at a place where the whole college can see it. On this, they can put up reports of activities, photographs, interesting news items, etc. Club members could use the Bulletin Board to run competitions, quizzes, etc., for the other students.
With the Principal’s permission, the Club representatives could report on the activities or present something in the assembly. Putting up an annual exhibition to which all are invited is also a good way of making the Club’s presence felt. Campus, treks, etc. could be more open for the other students also.
The activities under the scheme include:
2019-20:
WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY: Every year on June 5th the world celebrates “WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY”. On behalf of this we the Department of Botany and Eco club has celebrated this day with a seminar given by Dr. Sri Lakshmi Assistant professor, Government Degree College ,Ibrahipatnam on 20th July 2019. The lecture was related to mark the World Earth Day. Madam has explained in detail to the students about present scenario of environmental issues and how to protect our mother planet Earth
WASTE MANAGEMENT: Under this theme of waste management Eco club students celebrated World Plastic bag free day on 6th July 2019. The students participated in presenting posters on plastic awareness to reduce plastic pollution, taking Oath of stop using plastic in college and making our campus plastic free. Students also prepared paper and cloth bags and distributed to the staff.
Awareness program to Non Teaching staff: Students participated in bringing awareness to nonteaching staff of RBVRR women’s college by delivering a talk by the students on plastic pollution and its hazardous condition on health.
ORGANIC FARMING: Cultivation of Vegetable crops , Flowering plants and Medicinal plants have been carried out by the students of Final year FNBC and MBC students as they are involved in the practical’s of Horticulture. The seeds and the saplings were planted in the garden and utilizing the organic compost as manure. The grown fruits and vegetables can be utilized by by the Food and Nutrition department for their cooking practicals. These are purely organic as no chemical fertilizers are utilized.
2014 Activities
Inauguration of Eco-club by the Chief guest Hon. Dr. Jeelani sir is planting Medicinal plants
RUDRAKSHA AND ASHWAGANDHA
2015 Activities
Students got training in ORGANIC COMPOSTING
Tree plantation by students in 2015
Inter competition in college Rangoli competition
Awareness walk on Global Clean
2016-17 activities Chocolate -making
A Report on Commerce Club
The commerce club Akraya was established by the Department of commerce on the 16th of December 2017.The club aims to encourage students to keep upto date with the current events on the world of Economics, Business and Commerce. It further promotes critical thinking in order to implement the concepts learnt during class. It also aims at bringing out the inherent talents of the students.
The club conducted a detailed discussion and analysis session on the union budget for 2018-19,which enabled the students to grasp the major aspects of the budget in relation with the socio-economic demographics of the country .Activities like poster presentations, debates and quiz have been planned so that the students can continue to expand the horizons of knowledge beyond what’s taught in the classrooms.
21st December 2019:
Commerce Day was celebrated on 21st December 2019 by Commerce Club “AKRAYA”. The programme has started with lighting of lamp by Secretary cum correspondent Prof. Sudershan Reddy, Principal Dr.K.Sarada and Vice Principal Dr. Achyutha Devi. Business charts were exhibited by students of B.com Final years. “Student Bank” was inaugurated and the logo was unveiled by Prof.Sudarshan Reddy. Principal, Dr.Sarada has addressed the gathering and contributed Rs 5000/- to the student Bank as a part of Capital amount.6 students from B.Com I & II years have been nominated for the Organising committee of the bank. Students of B.Com final year have given presentations on “Innovative Business Ideas” such as Banos Mobile Toilets, Agri-App, Hit-Fit, Pre cut vegetables App. Motivational skits on De-Monetization and sales promotions were performed by students followed by Cultural programmes. Some of the students have sold food items, Handmade products as a part of Sales promotion
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HINDI AATMAVISHWAS CLUB
“BELIEVE IN YOURSELF”
ACTIVITIES OF HINDI ATMAVISHVAS CLUB:
LITERARY CLUB:
The literary club aims to develop analytical and creative thinking. It offers children opportunities to appreciate different types of literature, increase the knowledge about writers/literary figures and classics and showcase their own work. Children develop interest in reading,writing and enjoy taking part in debates and quiz.
AIM OF THE CLUB:
To work for the progress of Hindi language, to create interest in the student for language, to encourage their creativity in oral and writing.
ACTIVITIES:
INTERNATIONAL YOGA DAY (21-06-2017)
Internationally, the Yoga Day is celebrated on 21st of June. The Hindi Club of our college celebrated Yoga Day on 21st June with grandeur.Yoga is an ancient practice originated from India. This practice is 5,000 years old which heals your mind, body and soul. We can say that yoga reforms our thoughts to enable us in pursuing a great lifestyle. It is not about exercise but to discover the sense of oneness with yourself.Yoga is an invaluable gift of India’s ancient tradition. It embodies unity of mind and body, thought and action, restraint and well-being.
It is said that if we begin our day with pranayama, it helps us to think better and stay calm and peaceful. Sedentary lifestyles, unhealthy diet and stress – all these lead to various diseases. Yoga teaches us to control these thoughts through exercise.
The Yoga Day in our college started with the meditation of “AUM”. it was then proceeded by the speech given by our Hindi professor Dr. P. Vidya Reddy on the importance of yoga and its benefits. Through this she conveyed why we should practice yoga on a regular basis.
After that yoga experts took the platform to teach yoga and it was done by the students and teachers.The programme ended with the meditation of “AUM”.
THE WAY OF MY TEACHING:-
First I explain the summary of lesson by giving different examples related to practical world. Then I read the chapters and explain clearly, simultaneously I show the video or movie of the chapter. While the movie is on, I pause on the important scene and explain it clearly.so,it becomes easy for the students to understand and remember the story. After the movie ends I discuss the question and answer in class with important points in class.
After the chapter ends I ask the students to write summary on the lesson. The students who are below average will sit with student who are above average and discuss the lesson in their own language and help to understand.
Me and my students celebrate every festival by knowing their importance ask the students to say on the occasion, have traditional songs,dance,and skits on the occasion and the student who can’t speak individually speaks in the group by this way all the students participate in programmes.
Whenever I’m absent I allot some seniors to take class for junior students to explain them and clear their doubts from the lessons and guide them for exams. They take personal care for the below average students so, that they can improve and score well in semesters.
PREMCHAND DIWAS (31-07-2017)
Premchand Diwas is celebrated on 31st July. This auspicious day is also celebrated in our college.The celebration began with the speech by our Hindi professor Dr. P. Vidya Reddy introducing the students about the great writer Premchand. Then the story Kafan was shown in the audio-visual (AV) room. It was then preceeded by a discussion on Hindi literature.The programme ended with the students submitting the summaries of Kafan they had written.
RALLY FOR RIVERS:
The massive important step people have taken this year is rally for rivers. All the people were asked to give missed call to a particular number and bring awareness in people for saving rivers.
We all students of HINDI CLUB stopped the pedestrians going on road and requested them to give a missed call to that number .So that our future generation could get enough water .But as of now the way people are using water will surely occur for the shortage of water. All the rivers are being dry no water in the river. If this is done in this way not only our future generation even we will have shortage of water. So save rivers and save water for us.
INDEPENDENCE DAY (15-08-2017)
Our college celebrated India’s 70th Independence Day with pomp and grandeur. The opening speech was given by the college President and Hindi student Ms. Juveria Tabassum. She spoke that despite attaining independence 70 years ago, women in India face problems in every area of the society. Women go through harassment both inside and outside their houses. In times like this, women need self-confidence more than ever. It is up for us women to take a stand for ourselves and face taboos with courage. This is one of the several reasons why women need self-confidence.
RBVR REDDY’S BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS (22-09-2017)
Our college celebrated its founder, Raja Bahadur Venkat Rama Reddy’s 148th birthday on 22nd September, 2017. The Hindi students performed a skit on Beti Bachao, Beti Padao (Save girl child, educate girl child) and won 1st prize.
ABDUL KALAM BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS (16-10-2017)
Speech on self-confidence
Participants of the seminar
Dr. Avul Pakir Jainulabdeen Abdul Kalam was born on 15th October, 1931. He was the 11th President of India from the year 2002 to 2007. He is renowned for his motivational teachings on self-confidence and hard work.
“You have to dream before your dreams can come true.”
“Look at the sky. We are not alone. The whole universe is friendly to us and conspires only to give the best to those who dream and work.”
“Man needs his difficulties because they are necessary to enjoy success.”
The first year Hindi students celebrated the great leader’s birthday on 16th October, 2017. The students came forward and spoke about how Dr. Abdul Kalam’s teachings inspire everyone, especially the youth to be self-confident, work hard and face challenges without fearing failure.
HINDI DIWAS (22-10-2017)
Hindi Diwas serves to promote and propagate Hindi language. Its importance is demonstrated by feasts, competitions, programmes and other services held on this day.The event also serves as a patriotic reminder of common roots and unity to our country.In our college, it was a moment of pride to adopt Hindi language and very enthusiastically to speak, even by a Telugu student. All Hindi students came dressed in Indian ethnic wear.
Many students came forward to talk about the importance of Hindi language, Hindi diwas and Indian culture. This day stressed upon the importance of Hindi speaking, which is currently losing its significance due to English language.Hindi Diwas is a great step to emphasize the importance of our national language as well as our culture.
Hindi Diwas is a day to revisit our cultural roots and celebrate its richness. Hindi is our national language, we must value and respect it. It is a day to honour the Hindi language which is losing its importance, especially among the younger generation.
It started with omkar “AUM” which gave positive environment and we gained energy to commence the programme. Then the speech of Dr. P. Vidya Reddy introduced all of us about the Hindi Diwas. The prayer song was sung by Apoorva.
The speech about the importance of Hindi Diwas was given by the President of the Hindi Club, Aneesha Srivastava. Through this we came to know why we should celebrate Hindi Diwas. Then we had group songs performed.
A Telugu girl who opted Hindi shared her experience in Hindi class. Syeda Aqsa gave the importance of Hindi language. A Telugu student also performed a beautiful Hindi song.
Our college secretary Mr. Muthyam Reddy sir gave speech experiencing speaking in Hindi since a long time. Then our college principal Dr. Surekha Reddy spoke about her experience of travelling India and the need to learn Hindi language to better understand the Indian people. The vote of thanks was given by Dr. P. Vidya Reddy.
We also conducted competitions as follows:
NAVRATRI/BATHUKAMMA CELEBRATIONS (23-09-2017)
Our college celebrated Navratri and Bathukamma on 23rd September. It all started with Bathukamma pooja. It was preceded by Bathukamma dance and dandiya dance. The entire staff and students of the college participated in it, all dressed up in their best traditional wear.
DIWALI CELEBRATIONS (17-10-2017)
This year Diwali, the festival of lights, was celebrated very enthusiastically. We, the members of the Hindi Club, participated and gave our best. First, the programme was started by lighting of the lamp by our college principal Dr. Surekha Reddy and Vice Principal Ms. Grace Sudhir.And then the event started, students participated in Rangoli,Diya Making,Mehendi and cooking competition(without stove).the event was celebrated in a very grand manner. The people who didn’t participate in these competitions were entertained by games organized by Hindi club president Ms. Aneesha Srivastava and Vice President Ms. R. Viola Valarmathi.
Games that were organized are lemon and spoon, musical chairs, hopping race and skipping where students of our college participated and gave their best contribution, winners were awarded with gifts and prizes. Each game and competition had winners and 2 runner ups .the snacks were prepared by the students were tasted and shared among everyone and also donated to few needy beggars near the college. This way, the Hindi club of RBVRR college, celebrated the festival of joy and lights(Diwali)by spreading happiness
The students participated in rangoli, diya making, mehendi and cooking competition (without stove). The event was celebrated in a grand manner. All non-participants were entertained by games organised by the Hindi Club President, Aneesha Srivastava. The games were lemon and spoon, musical chairs, hopping race and skipping. Winners were awarded with gifts and prizes.
The snacks prepared were tasted and shared among everyone and also donated to the destitute near the college. This way, the festival of Diwali was celebrated by spreading love and happiness.
DIWALI COMPETITIONS:
I. Rangoli
1. J. Manisha (B.Com 1c)
2. Pooja (B.Com 1C)
3. S. Pravalika (B. Com 1C)
4. Radhika (B. Com 1C)
5. C. Akhila Yadav (FNBC I year)
6. S. Shivani (MBC I year)
7. V. Vaishnavi (MBC I year)
8. Akshitha (B. Com 1C)
9. Saritha Dube (MECs 1 year)
10. Anooksha (BBA 1 year)
Results of rangoli competition:
S.Pravalika got 1st prize
J.Manisha got 2nd prize
S.Shivani got 2nd prize
Akhila Yadav got 3rd prize
II. Diya Making
1. S.Manju (B.COM IC)
2. Tulsi (B.COM IC)
3. S.Pravalika(B.COM IC)
4. P.Ganga(B.COM IC)
5. T.Pravalika(B.COM IC)
6. Afreen(B.COM IC)
7. Tuba(B.COM IC)
8. S.prasanthi(B.COM IC)
9. Samyuktha(BBA I Year)
Results of Diya Making Competition:
S.Pravalika got Ist prize
S.Prasanthi got IInd prize
III Mehendi
1. j.manisha(B.COM IC)
2. Laxmi priya(B.COM IC)
3. sabahat(B.COM IC)
4. chandana(B.COM IC)
5. Ahoud arif(MBC Iyear)
6. navya(BBM I Year)
7. Shree ramya(MBC I year)
Results of Mehendi competition:
chandana got Ist prize
Sabahat got IInd prize
IV Cooking Competition(without using stove)
S.NO NAMES
1 T.Akshitha Lahari(B.COM IC)
2 V.Soundarya(B.COM IC)
Results of cooking competition:
T.Akshitha got Ist prize
V.Soundarya got IInd prize
V. lemon & spoon race
1.Anooksha
2.Saritha
Results of lemon & spoon race:
anooksha got Ist prize
Saritha got IInd prize
Results of hopping race:
STREET CAUSE
This programme was held on Thursday i.e on 17/10/17.first we went to temple near our college and took blessings from lord Durga and we gave clothes to poor pandit and we gave eatable items(sweets and fruits)to the beggars outside the temple and then we went to flower sellers and gave them clothes and we even gave clothes to labourers and we celebrated Diwali festival on that day in the evening.
CELEBRATION OF CHILDREN’S DAY:
From:Hindi Club Students
On the special occasion of children’s day all students of Hindi Club went to celebrate children’s day in slum(Bagh Lingampally Near Sundaraiah Park) we donated clothes,biscuits,buns and toys to poor children ,we created awareness among children about cleanliness and education ,we played hide seek with them and we sang with them and we danced with them. Children also enjoyed a lot and finally we gave chocolates to them, we increased confidence of children’s and we increased our self confidence after being in Hindi club.
When we all went to the slum we gave prize to the house and kid which was very neat and clean.
KITE FESTIVAL CELEBRATIONS 2018
RBVRR Women’s College pompously celebrated the kite festival on 12th January, 2018. The students of Hindi Club commemorated the festival with great enthusiasm and joy.
Our honorary principal, Dr. Sharada ma’am and secretary-cum-correspondent Prof. Muthyam Reddy attended the programme. A handful of competitions were held and several girls participated in them with great passion.
The Club conducted the following competitions: kite making and flying, rangoli, ladoo making, nail art and fugdi. The number of girls who took part in the competitions was worth noting.
The first competition that was held was rangoli, which had 17 participants. The theme of the competition was Makar Sankranti. The contestants drew beautiful rangolis based on the given theme.
The next competition was ladoo making. This competition happened to be very exciting. Despite only three contestants, the competition caught the attention of students and lecturers alike, with everyone flocking together at the stall for a taste of the delicious sweet.
Next, we had fugdi competition. Many students and even lecturers participated in it. The girls spun to the songs Ghoomar and Pinga.
ACTIVITY – 1 (04-10-2017)
The Hindi students of B.Com. 1st year had one of their Hindi classes taken by their seniors.The Hindi grammar was taught by Aneesha Srivastava, B.Sc. II year student and introduction of the writer was taught by Sara Fatima, also a B.Sc II year student. The first year students read turn by turn and the examples were explained. The students who learned Arabic upto their intermediate were made to read aloud.This learning was designed to help students achieve learning outcome and to improve the understanding of a topic.
There is no better motivator in this world than yourself. If you believe in yourself, God Himself will grant you what you wish for.There is nothing impossible in this world. You will never know if you won’t gather courage and try a little. You can’t fulfill some dreams if you will not dare dreaming them yourself! The fragrance of flowers spreads only where the winds carry them. But a human’s goodness spreads all around.
Realize your worth and believe in yourself. You will become a successful person. Never let the lamp of desire be put out.
Destinations test a human’s courage,
The curtains of dreams
Never lose courage in any circumstance,
Stumbling is what teaches a human to walk
Every dream of yours can come true, if you have the self-confidence.
HINDI AATMAVISHWAS CLUB
Believe in yourself:- Our club’s main aim. We help every student of our club to increase their self confidence and encourage them to take up new tasks. This is our primary objective because
HINDI AATMAVISHWAS CLUB MEMBERS
WORLD HINDI DAY (08-01-2018)
World Hindi Day is celebrated on January 10th every year, marking the anniversary of the first World Hindi Conference which was held in 1975. It was inaugurated by Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. Since 1975, World Hindi Conference has been organised in different countries like India, Mauritius, United Kingdom, Trinidad and Tobago, United States, etc.
On this occasion, our college students and Department of Hindi were invited by Badruka College of Commerce, Kachiguda, Hyderabad to celebrate World Hindi Day and to participate in the inter-collegiate competitions like essay writing, elocution, paper presentation, etc. The chief guests of the event were Mohammed Mahmood Ali, Deputy Chief Minister, Telangana, Sri Dattatreya, former Chief Minister of erstwhile Andhra Pradesh and Sri Krishna Badruka, Joint Minister, Badruka Educational Society.
The other colleges that also attended the event are Nrupatunga College, Barkatpura, St, Ann’s Degree College for Women, Avanthi Degree College, Aurora Degree College, St. George Degree College, St. Paul’s Degree College, etc., who were all very enthusiastic to participate in the competitions. The first competition was Hindi essay writing and the topic given was “the responsibility of (Indian) citizens and government towards the development of Hindi language”. Our college’s first and second years participated in the competition. Pooja Reddy, a Hindi student belonging to B.Com (Comp.) 1st year of our college won 1st prize in essay writing.
The next competition was elocution and the topic to be spoken about was “the future of and in Hindi”. Our college student K. Sri Latha, B.Com. (Gen.) 1st year secured 3rd prize.
Dr. P. Vidya Reddy, Department of Hindi was facilitated with memento for the speech she gave on September 16th, 2017 at the aforesaid college.
Inauguration of Student Club “CURIE” –Chemistry & Forensic science Student Club on 5th January, 2019.
Objectives of the Club:
Report: Dept. of Chemistry inaugurated “CURIE” –Chemistry & Forensic science Student Club on 5th January, 2019 named after the eminent women Scientist Marie curie. The Chief Guest for the inauguration of Club was Prof.Ch.Sarala Devi, Head, Department of chemistry. Osmania University. She addressed students about the importance of Green chemistry and also said that the innovationand practical application is only the way to master the subject.
Dr.V.Jeevana Jyothi, Head, Dept. of Chemistry, RBVRRWC was happy to announce about the successful inauguration of the club and promised to continue the same for the development of Scientific temper, experiential & participative learning
After the inauguration, Guest speaker, Shri Giri Anantula, Senior Specialist at Galderma, Australia has given a broad idea about the career in Chemistry & interacted with students. In connection to this, Various student activities like Quiz, Poster and Power point presentations were conducted and the prizes were distributed to the winners.
Club activities:
Department of chemistry organised Poster Presentation for B.Sc students on 6th July 2019 on the eve of “World Environmental Day” celebrated on June 5th.
The main objective behind this activity was to bring awareness among students about the environmental issues and reminded them about their responsibilities towards society & also improved their confidence and presentation skills. The Students prepared posters on various issues/problems like pollution, population, environment, human health,Water conservation and remedial measures to be taken to decrease safeguard all of them. For this competition we had invited Mrs. Suchitra,HOD ,Englishand Mrs. Pradyutha, HOD, Zoology & Microbiology as judge. As a small token of appreciation and encouragement to students 3 best posters were awarded and 3 more consolation prizes were given.
The B.Sc II & III year students of forensic science of Rbvrrwomens college conducted a rally against “Drug abuse and illicit trafficking” to commemorate an ” international day against drugs abuse and illicit trafficking ” on 26th June 2019 in collaboration with Narcotic Control Bureau, Hyd and Traffic police cyberabad from Rbvrrwomens college, Narayanaguda to Sundarayya park, Baghlingampally.
The aim was to create awareness against drug abuse, smoking, alcoholism, and use of tobacco amongst local people and to educate themselves about the health risks associated with illicit drug use. 90 Students from B.sc (Bt.c.fs) second year, and third year, participated in the rally. The rally was led by Dr. K.Sarada, Principal, Dr.J.Achyuthadevi, Vice principal, Dr.V.Jeevana Jyothi, HOD, Dept of chemistry and forensic science along with faculty of Forensic Science & Chemistry.
An activity on periodic table was conducted on 22nd July, 2019, in this regard; a model on periodic table was prepared by Ms.Kavyasri, Ms.Soujanya & Ms. Sreeja of M.Sc II year, Organic Chemistry students. quiz competition was conducted on the topics related to periodic table . M.Sc class of 32 divided into 2 batches, Team- A and Team-B of 16 each. 15 questions were asked for each team and Team-B won the competition. This quiz competition was conducted by Ms. Harika. Two students, Ms. Sajida and Ms. Satyalaxmi have given power point presentations on the topics of “Historical evolution of periodic table” and “D-block elements”.
The main objective of this activity was to celebrate the international year of periodic table and students got a complete knowledge about how periodic table was discovered and also about the importance of d-block elements. students were also able to improve their presentation & creative skills by this activity.
An activity on “Safety Measures in Laboratories” was organized by Department of Chemistry for Lab Assistants and Lab Attenders of all the Physical and Life Science departments of RBVRR Women’s College on 5th August, 2019 (Monday) from 10:20 to 11:40 pm, in A.V room. 12 lab assistants and attenders of various Science departments (Zoology, Physics, and Chemistry departments) participated in the activity.
The main objective of this activity was to create awareness about the safe handling and storing of chemicals and also what precautions to be taken during practical sessions and what first aid to be given, when an injury occurs in the lab. The students of Bt.C.Fs. Ist year had organized various seminars, demonstration and interactive sessions as a part of this activity.
Two students had given power point presentations about the various possible accidents and injuries that happen in laboratories, and the safety measures or preventive measures to be taken. This was followed by a skit, performed by a group of students to demonstrate the importance of lab safety. After the skit, students explained about first aid and about precautions to be taken in laboratories, through play cards.
The activity was concluded by an interactive session between the faculty, students, lab assistants and lab attenders where ideas and view were exchanged about the improvements that can be made in the existing practices to enhance the lab safety.
Power point presentations by students of Bt.C.Fs. Ist year
Poster presentation by students
Interactive session between the faculty, students, lab assistants and lab attenders
Quiz competitions on Spectroscopy on 21st august, 2019
A Quiz competition for B.Sc, Bt.C.Fs, final year students was conducted on 21st August, 2019 under the guidance of Faculty of Forensic Science in RBVRR women’s college. All the students actively participated in the competition. The students were divided into four groups – (Group-A, Group-B, Group-C, Group-D).
Each group had 10 students. The competition was categorized into 3 levels.
10 questions were asked in level-1 and the time provided was 30 seconds. In level 1, group-B was eliminated. 5 questions were asked in level-2 and 20 seconds were given to the students. In this level, group-D was eliminated. 4 questions were asked in level-3 and 10 seconds were given. In the final level the competition was between Group-A and Group-C.The winner of this Quiz competition was Group-A. Competition was successfully conducted and have benefited the students in developing the creative & analytical skills
5. Report on Chem-Ragoli competitions on 27th August, 2019
Dept. of Chemistry and Forensic Science conducted Chem & forensic science Rangoli Competition for BSc. II & III Year, PG Chemistry II year Students on 27th of August, 2019. Overall 18 batches took part in this competition. It was an incredible attempt to display fusion of Chemistry and Rangoli Designs reflecting 18 different themes covering informative chemical structures, bonds, pollution control, Scientist etc using vibrant colours. Mrs.Srilatha, faculty of Computer Science Dept. and Mrs. Sunitha, faculty of Mathematics Dept. played the role of judges.
6. Field Trip- Visit to Water analysis board, Institute of Preventive Medicine , Kachiguda, hyd on 20th & 21st august, 2019
Dept of Chemistry conducted a field trip for BSc III Year Students (MPC, BZC&MBC). Around 50 students visited the water analysis board, Institute of Preventive medicine at Kachiguda on 20th& 21st August 2019. The students were exposed to various analytical methods (physical and chemical methods ) which are useful for checking the quality of water . Analytical techniques like PH, Turbidity,Alkalinity, BOD,COD, Electroconductivity,chlorination method etc(about 14 essential parameters). were determined based on water quality standards. The main objective was to learn how to measure quality of portable water by wet techniques and Instrumental Analytical techniques. This activity was also aimed to create the practical awareness about the Water analysis , and this topic is in the present curriculum.
Outcome: The above technique helped students in checking the water quality and as well as the quality standards required for various types of water used for different purposes like drinking and Industries.
7. Report on Seminar on “Recent trends in forensic science” on 4th September, 2019.
Department of Forensic Science has conducted a seminar on “Recent trends in forensic science” on 4th September, 2019 to Bt.C.Fs III year students. Students came up with the excellent topics on recent trends in forensic science like volumetric assessment of Dental crown, facial reconstruction Phenom SEM, Pollen Biomarker, Dating of bruises, Hiris Plex System,etc. Students have gained knowledge and were happy to know about it as it overcame their stage fear too.
8.Chem-draw training to P.G Students on 23.10.2019 & 30.10.2019
Dept. of Chemistry conducted a training programme to draw chemical structures by using the Chemistry Software tools like Chemsketch&Chemdraw under the guidance of Dr.V.JeevanaJyothi. Ms. K.Sravanthi& Ms. A.Sravani after the training has also given a presentation to other M.Sc Students about the general guidelines to be followed while using the Chemsketch software. Around 15 students have undergone hands on training & practiced drawing the chemical structures.
9.Awareness programme on Breast cancer by M.Sc students:
Dept. of Chemistry conducted an awareness programme to Non-teaching staff about the “awareness on Breast cancer”. Two students of M.Sc II year, Ms.Harika& Ms. Vaishnavi have explained about the causes, symptoms and treatment of Breast cancer by a power point presentation and also demonstrated about the techniques to be used for self-examination. Four students of M.Sc I year, Ms. Neelima, Ms.Devika, Ms.Kavithabai&Ms.Sucharitha have explained by a poster presentation about the different types of cancer, causes, symptoms and dietary treatment for treating breast cancer and other precautions to be taken for a healthy life style. Around 25 Female Non-teaching staff attended the programme and given a good feed back and also appreciated students for explaining in telugu language and also clearing all their doubts regarding breast cancer.
10. 152nd BIRTH ANNIVERSAY CELEBRATIONS OF MARIE CURIE
Department of Chemistry and Forensic Science celebrated the 152nd birth anniversary of Madam Curie on 7th November, 2019, by organizing Power point presentations, Poster and E-Poster presentation competitions in A.V Room of RBVRR Women’s College from 11:30 am to 1:00 pm. Student of B.Sc. Bt.C.Fs. IInd year had actively participated in the event.
The program was commenced by recollecting the contributions and achievements of Madam Curie by Ms. A. Shravya, faculty of Department of Chemistry. This was followed by a power point presentation by a group of students of Bt.C.Fs. IInd year, explaining about the life of Madam Curie and about her discoveries, awards, and achievements. The next activity was Poster presentations where various achievements of Women in the field of science were presented by 4 groups of students. This was followed by an E-Poster by a student of Bt.C.Fs. IInd year.
All the presentations were acknowledged and appreciated by all the faculty members. The program was successfully completed by a formal vote of thanks by Mrs. K. Pallavi, faculty of Department of Chemistry and Forensic Science.
