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Kruthi
Annual College Magazine 2019-20
Malleswaram Ladies’ Association First Grade College for Women
Affiliated to Bangalore Central University & Re- Accredited by NAAC with ‘A’ Grade Recognized by UGC as COLLEGE WITH POTENTIAL FOR EXCELLENCE
14th cross, Malleswaram Bangalore -560003
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Content Page No
1 Editorial 2
2 Message by the President 3
3 Message by the Secretary 4
4 Message by the Principal 5
5 Management Committee & Governing Body Members 6
6 Faculty Members 7
7 Administrative Staff 8
8 Staff Who attended Superannuation 9
Reports
9 Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) 10-13
10 PRAGATHI Commerce Forum 14-15
11 Cultural Association 16-24
12 Sports Association 25-34
13 NSS- National Service Scheme 35-41
14 YRC-Youth Red Cross 42-44
SAAHAS-Rangers Bharath Scouts & Guides 45-47
16 Civil Defence 48
17 Parisara Mithra-Eco Club 49-53
18 Placement and Career Guidance Cell 54-59
19 Gender Sensitization 60
Language Clubs
20 Ananya- Kannada 61
21 English 62
22 Geervani-Sanskrit 63-64
23 Pragna- Hindi 65
24 Article by Students 66-72
25 List of Faculty Participation/Publications 73-85
26 Student Result Analysis for 2018-19 86
27 Obituary 87
28 Photo Album 88-102
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EDITORIAL It is indeed an auspicious moment for us, the editorial team to present “Kruthi”, the
annual magazine. we at Malleswaram Ladies’ Association First Grade College for
Women conduct all the programs and activities keeping pace with our vision. It is not
only a book of information about the activities, but also a gateway to the latent
talents of our ever energetic, active students. This is a memoir where we have tried
to compile all the activities, competitions conducted in and outside the college.
We are thankful to the Management, Principal, Faculty, Staff & Students for their
Co-operation.
“Human efforts are never perfect”. We humbly request the readers to come up with
their suggestions. We hope our readers enjoy reading.
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Message from President, MLA
SMT. RUKMINI
PRESIDENT
Malleswaram Ladies’ Association
Education is not an act of acquiring only knowledge
but learning various skills to lead a meaningful life and develop one’s
personality which is an enabling process of growth. I can boldly say that we
have excelled in every initiative that we have undertaken, and we have stood
together in facing the challenges in providing quality education for our students.
The college magazine KRUTHI reflects all that we stand for and all that we
nurture in the students. KRUTHI exhibits their creativity and talents in a unique
and innovative way.
I congratulate the editorial board for bringing out the annual magazine in time.
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Message from Hon. Secretary, MLA
SMT.MANGALA RAMACHANDRA.
HON. SECRETARY
Malleswaram Ladies’ Association
“The mind is not a vessel to be filled, but a fire to be kindled.” said Plutarch.
“KRUTHI” our College Magazine kindles the imagination of our learners. If
our ideas are expressed and thoughts kindled, we can be sure of learning, as
everything begins with an idea.
I congratulate the staff and students for expressing and presenting their ideas in
a creative and artistic manner through the college magazine “KRUTHI”.
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Message from Principal
PROF. R. MADHAVI
PRINCIPAL
MLA First Grade College for Women
“Creativity is seeing what everyone else has seen, and thinking what no one
else has thought.” Creativity is contagious, pass it on….
We are very happy to bring out yet another edition of our annual in-house
college magazine “KRUTHI”.
It is a matter of great pride that the college has been recognised as College with
Potential for Excellence by University Grants Commission and Re-Accredited
by NAAC with ‘A’ Grade.
With a proud legacy of 33 years, the college has excelled in every field.
Students have brought laurels in academics, cultural, literary, NSS and sports
activities. Students who have passed out from this college have carved a niche
for themselves in various fields at State and National levels.
I congratulate the faculty, students and the entire editorial team for the effort
that has gone into the making of “KRUTHI”.
I wish all the students all the best for achieving greater success and scaling new
heights.
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MEMBERS OF THE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
Sl.No Name Designation
1 Smt.K.Rukmini President
2 Smt.Shailaja Srinivas Vice-President
3 Smt.Mangala Ramachandra Hon. Secretary
4 Smt. Lakshmi. V Hon. Jt. Secretary
5 Smt.Uma Srinivas Hon. Treasurer
6 Smt.Nalini Mukund Member
7 Smt.Chitra Bhashyam Member
8 Smt.Rama Sudarshan Member
9 Smt.Kavitha Krishna Prasad Member
10 Smt.Nagavalli Narasimha Member
MEMBERS OF THE GOVERNING BODY
Sl.No Name Designation
1 Smt.Mangala Ramachandra, Chairperson
2 Smt. Shylaja Srinivas Member
3 Smt.Lakshmi V Member
4 Smt.Rama Sudarshan Member
5 Smt.Uma Srinivas Member
6 Sri.K.Narahari., M.L.C Member
7 Prof. Katre Shakuntala, Member
8 Prof. K Ramesh B.C.U Nominee
9 Dr.Ahalya Sharma Member
10 Dr.K.Aswathappa, Member
11 Prof.R.Madhavi, Member
12 Dr.Rekha .H.G Convener
13 Dr.Ushadevi .N Member
14 Dr.Rani Sandhu Member
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FACULTY MEMBERS
Department of English
1. Smt. R.Madhavi, M.A. Lit Principal
2. Ms. Geethashri R Rao, M.A. Lit, B.Ed Assistant Professor
Department of Commerce
1. Dr. H.G.Rekha, M.Com., MBA., Ph.D Associate Professor
2. Dr. N.Ushadevi, M.Com., M.Phil.,Ph.D Associate Professor
3. Dr. H.Bhavani, M.Com., PG DIM, DMM,MBA, Ph.D Associate Professor
4. Smt. M.Mamatha, M.Com., M.Phil., NET Assistant Professor
5. Ms. Shruthi.R, M.Com., NET Assistant Professor
6. Ms. Swathi.N.C, M. Com Assistant Professor
7. Ms. Preema D’sa, M. Com Assistant Professor
8. Ms. ShobaR, M.Sc (IT), B.Ed Assistant Professor
9. Ms. Umadevi N., M. Com NET Assistant Professor
Department of Physical Education
1. Dr. Rani Sandhu, M. PEd. Ph.D Physical Education Director
Department of Kannada
1. Sri. Umesha.H.G, M.A Lit Assistant Professor
Department of Sanskrit
1. Smt. Vanamala. A, M.A in Sanskrit Associate Professor, Deputed from BSVP College
Department of Hindi
1. Smt. Radhika B.V, M.A Hindi Part Time Lecturer
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ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
1. Smt.H.L.Shubha., M.Com Office Superintendent
2. Smt.G.N.Shylaja Second Division Assistant
3. Smt.D.Savitha., M.Com First Division Assistant
4. Smt.Chandrakala C, B. Com Clerk
5. Smt.Adilakshmi R, B. Com Clerk
6. Smt.M.Jayamma Peon
7. Sri.Gangadharamurthy Peon
8. Smt.N.Lakshmi Peon
9. Nanjamma Peon
10. Puttamma Peon
11. Mangala Gowramma. S Office Attender
LIBRARY STAFF
1. Smt.H.A.Sumana, B.A., M.Lib., M.Phil Associate Librarian
2. Ms.Vidyashree Patil Library Assistant
3. Sri.C.Nagarajappa Attender
4. Sri.Rajegowda Attender
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STAFF OF MLAFGCW WHO HAVE ATTAINED SUPERANNUATION
“A Leader is one who knows the way, goes the way and
shows the way”.
The best example for the above quote; Prof. R Madhavi,
retired from her 34 years long teaching service on 30th
April,2020.
As an enthusiastic and approachable individual, madam throughout her career
has handled various port folios such as Student Counsellor, NSS Program
Officer, Student Welfare Officer, Empowerment Cell Co-ordinator , Career
Guidance Officer at the college and has also handled various positions at the
University level; as a Custodian, Member of board of Examiners & Question
Papers, Member of the Text Book Committee for III & IV Semester English,
Vice President of Bharath Scouts & Guides, District level and Vice President,
Bangalore University First Grade College Principals’ Association.
As a Principal, Prof. R Madhavi has been instrumental in acquiring the status
“College with Potential for Excellence” for the college. Madam also played a
major role in adopting Hejjala and Bhadrapura Villages to conduct extension
activities.
Her special interests in Social Service, Philosophy and Spirituality have
undoubtedly made Prof. R Madhavi a Leader with Difference.
Born in Shettihalli Village of Mandya District, Sri. Rajegowda
served Malleswaram Ladies Association First Grade College for
Women 33 years, from its younger stage. As a highly Spiritual and
peace-loving person, Sri. Rajegowda has been the epitome of
sincerity and dedication. Sri. Rajegowda attained his
superannuation on 30th March,2020.
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Reports
Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC)
The IQAC is a part of the institution’s system and works towards quality enhancement
and sustenance to improve the overall performance of the institution. The IQAC
channelizes all policies, activities, and measures of the institution in promoting holistic
development of students. The IQAC plays an active role in internalising a culture of
quality within the institution. This culture is maintained and sustained by several
initiatives taken by the Cell through the year
The composition of the IQAC is as follows:
1. Prof. Madhavi. R Principal, Chairperson
2. Dr. Rani Sandhu, Coordinator
3. Smt. Lakshmi V, Hon. Joint Secretary Management Nominee
4. Dr. Rekha H G, Member
5. Dr. Ushadevi N, Member
6. Dr. Bhavani H, Member
7. Smt Mamatha M, Member
8. Smt Sumana H A (Librarian), Member
9. Smt Shoba R (Asst. Prof. in Computers), Technical Assistance
10. Smt Shubha H L (Admin), Admin Member
11. Kum. Savitha M Student member
12. Kum. Veena S Student member
13. Ms. Umadevi N Alumni member
14. Smt. Chandrakala K, Alumni member
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The primary aim of IQAC is
● To develop a system for conscious, consistent, and catalytic action to improve the
academic and administrative performance of the institution.
● To promote measures for institutional functioning towards quality enhancement
through internalization of quality culture and institutionalization of best practices.
Certificate programs conducted during the year for the students to support the curriculum
● System Application and Products in Data processing (SAP)
● Competitive Banking Exams by C2C Learning and Development
● PROEDGE skill development and Edutech Pvt.Ltd
First B. Com Students
● Communication & Soft Skills
● Effective Business Communication
Second year B. Com Students
● Tally with GST
● Digital Marketing
● Banking Financial Sector and Insurance
● Retail Banking
Final Year B. Com Students
● Data Analysis
● Financial Planning
Ongoing certificate programs
● Personality Development program
In-house certificate courses:
● Basic Computer Training for all the students
● Advance Excel for Final Year B. Com Students
● Structured Query Language (SQL) for Final Year B. Com Students
● Three level Certificate Course on Spoken and written English
Remedial classes
● Remedial classes for the SC/ST & slow learners were conducted in the odd
semester from 13th October 2019 onwards
a. First Sem - Financial Accounting, Cost Accounting,
b. Third Sem QABD-II & Costing Methods
c. Fifth Sem - IFRS
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IQAC Initiatives
⮚ Incubation Centre was inaugurated on 4th Oct 2019 through Commerce Forum
and EDP Cell
1. Beautician course: - The course was conducted by our Alumina Smt. Rama,
trained beautician, Varalakshmi Beauty Parlour, in the month of December 2019.
15 Students completed the course
2. Fashion Designing: - The course was conducted by Smt. Latha R, trained fashion
designer, Harshitha Enterprises. The course was conducted in the month of
January 2020. 16 Students completed the course
3. Lecture on Professional Ethics by Dr. Madhavi R Associate Professor, Dept of
Commerce and Management, Jain University, Bangalore for II B. Com Students
was organised on 01 August 2019
4. A Workshop on Intellectual Property Rights by Mr. Avishek Chakraborty,
Assistant Professor, School of Law, CHRIST (Deemed to be University) was
organised on 20th August 2019
⮚ 541 books were purchased as per the new syllabus of University
⮚ Conferences/Seminar/Symposium were organized during the year
1. One day student level seminar was conducted in Association with B-PAC on
‘Water Resource Management’, on 4th Oct 2019.
2. On 07/02/2020- Symposium on “Empowering Students through Skill
Development for Employability and better Livelihood” by Placement and Career
Guidance Cell -387 students participated
Faculty Development programs organized
● AQAR -Writing and Submission as per the revised NAAC guidelines was
conducted on 27th August 2019, Resource Person Dr. Rajashekar C Hiremath,
around 125 participants attended the program.
● Staff enrichment program was conducted for two days in the month of March
2020
Workshops organized for students
● Gender Issues/Gender Equity, Sexual Harassment at Workplace, Ragging and
Bulling in the College by Dr S. P Srimathi, Principal Investigator for Hyderabad
Karnataka Center for Advanced Learning to evaluate project on SHG’s under
SRLM, Government of Karnataka on 22/08/2019.
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Many Awareness programs were organized by various cells and forums.
Teaching, learning and Evaluation
1. Various Innovative methods of teaching was adopted by the faculty to make the
students understand the subject.
2. The classes were conducted by using various platforms like Zoom, WhatsApp,
Google classroom, YouTube to complete syllabus during the Lockdown Period
3. Model question Papers were circulated to students through WhatsApp to get
prepared for the upcoming exams.
4. Online tests and exams were conducted in all the subjects during the COVID-19
period
The faculty were encouraged to attend Conferences, seminars, symposia, workshops and
FDPs. The faculty members were also permitted to attend the subject oriented programs
Students were encouraged to attend and present papers in the conferences
Students participated in Independence Day State level parade on 15th Aug 2019 at
Manekshaw grounds.
Students represented CD and participated in the Republic day State level parade at
Manekshaw grounds on 26th Jan 2020.
The student of our college participated in the state and National level competitions and
won a cash prize of Rs. 8000/- (Rupees Eight Thousand) during the year.
Eight Girls represented the Karnataka state / University at all India level sports
competitions
The work of the IQAC is the first step towards internalization and institutionalization of
quality enhancement initiatives. Its success depends upon the sense of belongingness and
participation in all the constituents of the institution. The IQAC constantly strives to
bring in structured systems for effective functioning of the institution and develop quality
culture by involving students and all the other stakeholders and adopt and implement best
practices chosen from internal and external sources for quality improvement in
academics, co-curricular, extracurricular and extension activities to ensure empowerment
of our women students through Excellence in education and holistic development.
-Dr. Rani Sandhu
IQAC coordinator
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Commerce Forum: “PRAGATHI”
The objective of commerce forum is to enable students to cope up with the latest
developments in Contemporary, National and Global level through effective transaction
of the Curricular and Co-curricular activities.
Composition of Commerce Forum
● Prof. Madhavi.R : Chairperson, Principal
● Dr.Rekha HG : Faculty Coordinator, Associate Professor
● Dr.Usha Devi.N : Faculty Coordinator , Associate Professor
● Kum.Ramya III B Com : Student coordinator
● Kum.Anusha III B Com : Student coordinator
The following is the snapshot of the programs organized by commerce forum:
Guest Lecture: A lecture on Professional Ethics was organized on 1st August 2019 for
the students of II-year B.Com. Dr. Madhavi R, Associate Professor, Department of
Commerce and Management, Jain University, Bengaluru. 120 students benefitted from
the program.
Workshop: A Workshop was arranged by the forum in association with IQAC on
Intellectual Property Rights. Dr. Avishek Chakraborty, Assistant Professor, School of
Law, Christ (Deemed to be University) on 20th August 2019. The speaker spoke about
copy rights, trademarks, patents, and geographical indication tags in a simple manner
with adequate examples. The workshop was organized for Final year B. Com students.
150 students attended the program.
On 2nd August 2019, a workshop on Research Methodology for the commerce forum
members was organized. The resource person was Dr. Usha Devi.N. In her lecture she
discussed current research areas and the software’s that can be used. It was a learning and
interactive session for the students, where she answered all the queries put up by the
students to their full satisfaction.
Symposium: On 4th September 2019, Symposium – Entrepreneurial Journey was
organised for the students of Final and First B.Com. 221 students attended the program.
Ms. Annie Sathya Kumar, Founder, Managing Director Poundwize, Ms.Tarunjeet rattan,
Managing Director, Nucleus PR, Mr. Amrut Sridhara Hiranya, Founder Dog Guru, Mr.
Ritesh Jain, CEO, Praveen Jewels, Ms. Sujyothi Prasad, Founder, Mystyle
Communications spoke about their entrepreneurial journey and stressed on the aspects
like goal setting, commitment, focus, determination and passion for the dreams. They
also encouraged the students to start their own business and have offered to mentor the
students who are eager to start their own business.
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Inter Class Competitions: Photo Collage competition was conducted on 16th September
2019 on the Theme – Unorganized Sector. 24 teams (two in a team) participated in the
competition. Chandana H K & Bindushree of III a won I Prize, Keerthana S & Arpitha S
of II A won II Prize, Arpitha H S and Sushmitha T D of III A won III Prize, Consolation
prize was awarded to Yasmin K & Monica Metilda of II B.
Business quiz competition was organised on 23rd September 2019. The quiz was
conducted in two rounds – online preliminary round wherein 111 students participated. A
total of 12 students (6 teams of two students each team) were shortlisted for the second
and final round.
● Winners : Manuja III A & Ananya I A
● 1st Runner-up : Swathi S III A & Anusha B I A
● 2nd Runner-up : Aishwarya K I A & Tejaswini I B
Case study competition was held on 27/9/2019, totally 36 teams participated. The
following students won the prizes
● Madhura V & Rukmini Giridhar III A I Prize
● Padma Priya S & MOnisha N III B I Prize
● Vinitha V & MAnasa K III A II Prize
● Ananya S & Vaishnavi S M I B II Prize
● Soniya Singh & Akshaya III A III Prize
● Anusha G & Sarawathi III A III Prize
● Netravathi M & Vaishnavi S III A III Prize
Logo competition was organised on 6.3.2020. 26 teams (seven in a team) participated in
the competition. The Winners are –
● Akshaya III A
● Sunaina III A
● Rukmini IIIA
● Monisha Bai III B
Seminar: Commerce forum conducted a one-day seminar in association with NSS, YRC
on “Sustainable Management of Water Resources in India” and B-Pac as the knowledge
partner on 4th October 2019. Students presented papers on various sub themes. A total of
155 students participated in the Seminar.
Inter- Collegiate Fest: The major highlight of the forum activities was the inter-
collegiate commerce and cultural fest “SOWRABHA 2019 – 20”, which was conducted
on grand scale on 26.9.2019. Various commerce and management events viz., product
launch, Best manager and collage for the students were conducted.
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Cultural Association
“The culture is the sum of attitudes, customs, and beliefs that distinguishes one
group of people from another. Culture is transmitted, through language, material objects,
ritual, institutions, and art from one generation to the next”.
Objective: To develop the talents of the students in co-curricular and extracurricular
activities, improving their capabilities to work as a team and raising their level of self-
confidence in interacting with fellow students and peers.
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Composition of Students’ Cultural Association:
Sl.
No
Name Designation Role
1 Prof. Madhavi R Principal Chairperson
2 Prof.Mamatha M Assistant Professor Faculty Coordinator
3 Prof. Shoba R Assistant Professor Faculty Coordinator
4 Mrs. Sumana H A Associate Librarian Faculty Coordinator
5 Mrs. Adi Lakshmi Office Assistant Office Assistant
6 Ms.Savitha M Student office bearer Student President
7 Ms.Sanjana Bhoj Student office bearer Student Vice-President
8 Ms. Harshitha R Student office bearer General Secretary
9 Ms.Snehavani Student office bearer Joint Secretary
10 Ms. Devika Final B.Com Student Cultural secretary
11 Ms. Sampada S Hegde Final B. Com Student Cultural secretary
Students Cultural, literary, and Sports Association was constituted for the year 2019-
2020 under the Chairmanship of Prof.Madhavi R. Principal and Prof.Mamatha M, Prof.
Shobha R, and Smt. Sumana H A were the staff coordinators and Mrs Adi Lakshmi as
the office assistant.
Online Election
An election was conducted for the academic year 2019-20 on 20.7.2019. Nearly 15
students contested for various posts. Ms.Savitha M III B (with 181 votes) was elected as
President of the students association, Ms.Sanjana Bhoj III A (with 180 votes) was elected
as vice president, Ms. Veena S ( with 228 votes) was elected as Sports Secretary, Ms.
Harshitha R II B ( with 214 votes) was elected as General Secretary and Ms. Snehavani
G I A ( 219 votes) was elected as Joint Secretary. Same day class and sports
representatives were also elected for their respective classes.
Talents Day
Students exhibited their talents in dance, singing, skit etc. on talents day conducted on
28.7.2019. Prof. R Shruthi, Prof.Swathi, Prof.Prema D’sa and Prof.Geethashri Rao were
the judges.
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Inauguration of the Students’ Cultural, Literary and Sports Association
Inauguration of the Students’ Cultural, Literary and Sports Association was held on
30.7.2019. at 2 PM at R.R auditorium, MLA First Grade College. Major General M S
Prakash (Retired Major General, the Indian army) was the Chief Guest. Smt. Mangala
Ramachandra, Honorary Secretary Malleswaram Ladies’ Association presided over the
function.
The orientation program for I B. Com students was organized. Dr. Usha Devi N
Associate Professor welcomed the students and introduced the Teaching staff and Non-
teaching staff. The students were briefed about the institution. The entry-level test was
conducted on English, Maths and Accountancy for first-year students.
Utsav-Interclass cultural festival
Utsav an interclass cultural festival 2019 was organized on 17th & 18th September 2019.
List of events conducted and Student participation in UTSAV 2019-2020
On Stage Events: Date 18.9.2019
SL.
No. Events
No. Of
Participant
s
Prizes Name of the
Prize Winner
Class
&
sec
1 Solo Dance 12
I Soundarya A S II B
II Monisha E III B
III Padma L III B
2
Duet Dance
18+18
I Padmapriya
III B Rohini Y V
II Monica M
II B Lavanya P
III Madhushree P
I A Ameena L S
3 Group Song 5 Groups
I Devika & Group
II Ananya &
Group
4
Fashion Show
6 Groups
I
Monica M &
Group II B
II Chaithanya &
Group I A
III Soundharya N &
Group II A
5 Group Dance 5 Groups
I Vidhya S &
Group II B
II Jyothi R &
Group II A
III Padma L &
Group III B
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6
Mad Adds 5 Groups I Ramya & Group III B
II Chaithra &
Group III A
III Anusha R &
Group II A
List of events conducted Student participation in UTSAV 2019-2020
Off Stage Events: Date 17.9.2019
SL.
No. Event
No. Of
Participants Prize
Name of the
Prize Winner
Class &
sec
1 Bridal wear
26
I Padma L III B
II Kavitha B R II A
III Anju Kumari III A
Consolation Vinutha R III B
Consolation Johar Azmulla A II A
Consolation Gaganashree I A
Consolation Komal Surya I B
2
Best out of
waste
39*2
I Varsha T S III A
I Swathi S III A
II
Vybhavalakshmi
V III B
II
Lakshmishree H
G III B
III Snehavani G R I A
III Jayashree D I A
III Pavithra S I B
III Spandana R I B
Consolation Divya N III A
Consolation Subalakshmi R III A
Consolation Triveni M III B
Consolation Sahana R III B
Consolation Logavani D II B
Consolation Shagufta B II B
Consolation Smitha P II B
Consolation Sanjana N M II B
Consolation Poornima S II A
Consolation Anusha R II A
3
Cooking
without fire
59
I Deepashree III A
I Sandya Raikar III A
II Varsha S III B
II Gayathri Monica III B
III Chitra N I A
III Deepa M I A
Consolation
Chandana Ladar
S I A
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Consolation Bharathi S I A
Consolation Navyashree N S II B
Consolation Shalini H J II B
4
Nail art
7
I Aishwaraya B III A
II Anusha A II A
III Deepashree III A
Consolation Meghana S S I A
5 Mehendi
23
I Deepashree V III A
II Charitha S S I A
III Shabeena Banu III A
Consolation Asmath Haseena II A
Consolation Anju Kumari III A
Consolation Mala T II B
6 Face painting
7
I
II
III
7 Hair style
12
I Kavya S II A
II Manasa D S II B
III Divya Bharathi G II A
Consolation Swathi G E I B
Consolation Loka priya P I A
8 Rangoli
26
I Lakshmi Devi L I A
II Suma M II B
III Kokila G III B
Consolation Mandara N II B
Consolation Dakshayani I A
Consolation Savitha M III A
Competition for Endowment Prizes
9 Janapadageethe
10
I Spoorthi G III B
II Varsha P I A
III Bhoomika M v I A
10 Bhavageethe
9
I Varsha P I A
II Charitha S S I A
III Devika R III A
Consolation Sowmya B III B
Consolation Padmapriya III B
11 Devaranama
8
I Spoorthi G III B
II Varsha P I A
III Bhoomika M V I A
Aarthi plate and Vegetable carving competitions were conducted for the Sister
Institutions Staff of MLA.
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Gandhi Jayanthi
Gandhi Jayanthi celebrations for the year 2019-2020 were held on 2.10.2019 in
R R Auditorium. Smt. Lakshmi V, Hon. Joint secretary of MLA was the chief guest of
the program. Ms Snehavani G of I A. and Ms. Vaishnavi of III B, presented a PPT on
Gandhian Principles, Ms. Madhura of III A rendered a speech on Gandhiji in Kannada
and Ms Sanjana Bhoj of III B presented a paper on “My experience with Truth”. Students
of MLAFGCW recited the bhajans with tabla by Mr.SriKrishna. All the staff of MLA
institutions participated in the event and Program ended with the National Anthem.
Sowrabha-Inter-Collegiate Cultural, Literary, Commerce and Sports Fest
Sowrabha, an intercollegiate Cultural, Literary, Commerce and Sports fest for the
academic year 2019-2020 was conducted on 7th and 8th February 2020. The fest
collaborated with the alumni of MLAFGCW. The theme of the event was Bollywood v/s
Sandalwood. The fest was inaugurated by Smt V Lakshmi, Hon. Secretary MLA. 23
colleges participated in the fest and around 300 students took active part in the various
competitions. MES first Grade College bagged the overall champions’ trophy.
Sl. No.
Event Prizes
I II III
1 Kan. Solo Singing Seshadripuram Seshadripuram
Surana
College
2 San. Mem Test Seshadripuram ASC MES
3 Hin. Debate St. Claret Jain Evg College MLA AHL
4 Eng. Story Writing Jain Evg College Jain Evg College MES
5 Product Launch MES Surana
Jain Evg
College
6 News Paper Collage MES GFGC MVM
Soundarya
college
7 Mehendi Maharani'S college GFGC Vijaynagar MES
8 Best out of waste G T college MLA AHL MES
9 G K Quiz Bishop cotton G T college MES
10 Anthakshari MES MES MES
11 Duet dance Bapu Degree college St. Claret
Dayanand
Sagar college
12 MAD Ads ASC Degree college Sindhi College
Jain Evg
College
13 Group Song VVN Degree college -
14 Group dance Bapu Degree college Seshadripuram
Surana
College
15 Fashion Show Acharya institute MLA AHL
Sindhi
college
16 Carrom Boys Doubles MLA AHL St. Josephs St. Josephs
17 Carrom Girls Doubles Hasanath college St. Josephs BEL FGC
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18 Carrom Boys Singles St. Josephs
Lal Bahadur Sashthri
FGC
Lal Bahadur
Sashthri
FGC
19 Carrom Girls Singles MLA FGCW BEL St. Josephs
Our college students participated in the State & National level competitions conducted by
various colleges and won many prizes and cash awards.
List of MLAFGCW Students Participated in Inter Collegiate Fest
Sl.No
Name of the Student Participated Name of the college Event
Prize/ Cash award
1 Sampada S Hegde
Jyothinivas College
(Autonomous)
Duet Dance - 2 Shipa R
3 Amitha T J Duet Dance -
4 Soundarya
5 Johar Azamulla A Cooking without
fire -
6 Saniya Muskan
7 Nikitha Nayak S Cooking without
fire -
8 Samitha S
9 Madhushree Surana College Solo Dance -
10 Spoorthi G
MLA Academy of Higher
Learning
Solo Singing -
11 Akshaya
Sanskrit Memory
Test -
12 Vikshitha S Surana College (National
Level) Radio Star I
2000
13 Lavanya G N
mLAC (Autonomous college) Mad Ads II 2000
14 Monisha N
15 Kavya A
16 Ramya R
17 Sangavi M
18 Keerthana S KLE Society's Degree College-
Nagarbhavi Paper Collage I
19 Arpitha S
20 Anusha R
St. Joseph's College of
Commerce (Autonomous)
Anthakshari I 21 Brunda A
22 Anusha R
Ice breakers -
23 Priyanka R
24 Meghana R
25 Poornima
26 Indira
27 Smruthi Krishna
28 Ramya R
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29 Priyadevi
30 Lavanya G N
Basaveshwara Degree College Mad Ads I 1000
31 Kavya A
32 Ramya R
33 Gunashree S
34 Shalini M
35 Monisha N
36 Deepashree V
KSS Degree College
Vijayanagar Mehendi -
37 Harshitha V
St Paul's College, Andrahalli
Fashion Show -
38 Inchara
39 Soundharya
40 Amitha T J
41 Nikitha Nayak S
42 Samitha S
43 Harshitha P
44 Alfia
45 Jyothi
46 Vinutha
Fashion Show -
47 Sumithra
48 Maha
49 Swatjo
50 Lavanya
51 Riya
52 Komal
53 Deepashree V
St. Claret
Mehendi -
54 Deepashree V Cooking without
fire II 2000
55 Vanitha
56 Spoorthi G Seshadripuram Solo Singing -
57 Sonia
Seshadripuram Academy of
Business Studies State Level
Inter Collegiate Fest
III
58 Hemavathi H M
MIME II
59 Harshitha R
60 Harshitha K V
61 Jayashree
62 Divya
63 Bhavya
64 Brunda A
65 Shalini M
66 Arpitha S Pencil Sketch
II
67 Priyanka -
68 Arpitha S Collage -
69 Keerthana S
70 Anushree R Collage -
71 Gaganashree Devi
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72 Anushree R Business Quiz -
73 Keerthana S
74 Gaganashree Devi Business Quiz -
75 Priyanka
76 Krishnaveni Business Quiz -
77 Logavani
78 Hemavathi H M
Treasure Hunt -
79 Harshitha R
80 Divya
81 Rachana
82 Jayashree
83 Harshitha K V
Treasure Hunt -
84 Bhavya
85 Brunda A
86 Shalini
87 Ranjitha
88 Meghana SS SSMRV Solo Dance -
89 Vikshitha S BMS Evening College Radio Jackey I 1000
90 Pushpalatha M Krupanidhi Colleg
Solo Singing -
91 Sonu D Face Painting -
92 Meghana S S
VVN College
Solo Dance -
93 Charitha S S Solo Singing -
94 Chethana A Solo Singing - Grand Total 8000
The college day, Deepapradanotsava and the Graduation day were scheduled in the
month of April 2020. Due to an unexpected pandemic situation COVID-19, the events
were not possible to conduct.
The virtual Graduation ceremony was conducted on 1.6.2020 on Zoom platform. Prof. R
Madhavi, former Principal MLAFGCW delivered the graduation speech. 100 students
participated.
All the cultural association activities were conducted successfully with the support and
guidance of Principal Prof. Madhavi R, Prof. Mamatha M, Prof. Shoba R, Mrs. Sumana
H A, faculty members, Adi Lakshmi as the office assistant, student coordinators and
student volunteers.
Asst Prof. Mamatha M,
Asst Prof. Shoba,
Mrs. Sumana H A
Faculty coordinators
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SPORTS REPORT
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), health is defined as being “a state
of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease
or infirmity.”
Several key areas of your lifestyle are considered dimensions of overall Wellness. They
include social connectedness, exercise, nutrition, sleep, and mindfulness. Each one has an
impact on your physical and mental health. By making simple and healthy choices daily,
you will be well on your way towards reducing stress, having positive social interactions,
and achieving optimal wellness.
The physical education and sports department has always aimed at giving the best to the
students- the future citizens of our country.
The elections for the Students Association was held on 20th July 2019 for the post of
Sports Secretary and Sports Representatives of the class. Veena S was elected as sports
Secretary of the students Association for the year 2019-20.
A workshop on Meditation was conducted to the students on 18th July by Ms Divya
Shree, Trainer, Pyramid Spiritual Societies, Bangalore
The college conducted various competitions and selected the college teams to participate
in the inter-collegiate competitions and the state level competitions during the year.
Kum. Mansi Bhandari. K of I B.com participated in the 37th State Sub-Junior, Junior,
Senior and Cadet Taekwondo championship held from 7th to 11th August 2019 and has
participated in 1st prize money South Zone Taekwondo Championship 2019 and won
gold medal in Poomsae and silver Medal in Kyorugi in the Senior & Cadet Taekwondo
Championship.
Kum. Thanush. H represented Karnataka state in 23rd South Zone National Teni - koit
Championship for Men & Women held at Bangalore from 13th to 15th Sept. 2019.
Kum Amitha T J represented Karnataka State in the 44th Senior National Teni - koit
Championship for Men and Women held at Delhi from 2nd to 6th Oct. 2019
Kum. Aradhana Singh.L participated in the State level Dasara sports org. by Youth
Services and Sports Department at Mysore from 1st to 4th Oct. 2019and won 1st prize in
Fencing (EPEE) team event, 3rd prize in Fencing (SABRE) group event, and 3rd prize in
Fencing (SABRE) individual championship.
Kum Poojashree. K represented Bangalore Central University in the South Zone inter
University Kho Kho championship held at Ambedkar University, Srikakulam, Andhra
Pradesh from 1st to 6th Oct. 2019.
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Kum. Chaithra H R represented Bangalore University in the South Zone Inter University
Tournament Kabaddi (W) from 3rd to 6th Oct. 2019 at Vel Tech Rangarajan University.
Kum. Sampada S Hedge represented Bangalore University in the All India Inter
University Tug of War (W) Tournament held at KISS University, Bhubaneshwar from
3rd to 12 Oct. 2019.
Kum. Mamatha G S represented Bangalore University in the South Zone Inter University
Football (W) Tournament held at Christ University from 29th Oct to 1st Nov. 2019.
Kum. Veena S represented Karnataka State in the 6th Underarm Cricket National
Championship 2020 held at Shirdi, Maharashtra on 18th and 19th Jan 2020 and won
Runners up trophy.
Kum. Amitha TJ, Shruthi K, and Tamil Selvi represented Bangalore Central University
in the All Inter University American Football Tournament held in Chandigarh from 9th to
13th March 2020.
Athletes of our college participated in the Bangalore Central University Athletic meet
held on 24th and 25th Sept 2019. Kum Amitha TJ won 1st prize in High Jump and 1st prize
in Long jump.
Students participated in the Inter collegiate chess competitions organised by Bangalore
University and Bangalore Central University.
The students also participated in the Inter collegiate carom competitions organised by
MLAFGCW held on 7th and 8th Feb 2020 and won first prize in carom singles (W). Kum.
Monisha and Veena.S participated in the Inter collegiate Carom Doubles competition
organised by St. Josephs College on 24th Feb 2020 and won 1st prize. Vishalakshi R and
Bhavyashree. S participated in the intercollegiate carom competition org by SSMRV on
25th Feb 2020.
The college team participated in the intercollegiate throw ball tournament organised by
St. Josephs College on 26th Feb. 2020
The college Annual Athletic Meet was organised on 30th January 2020 at Malleswaram
Circle Grounds. Dr. Shivanna D.C Physical Education Director, APS College was the
chief guest and declared the meet open. Principal Prof Madhavi R presided over the
function. March past competitions was conducted. Kum. Amitha TJ took the Oath on
behalf of participants. Events in 100mts, 200mts, 400mts, 800mts 4x100mts relay, 2kms
walking, Javelin throw, shot Put, Discus throw were conducted. Mass participation
events like frog race, 3leg race, spot skipping, gunny bag race, and lemon and spoon
race, were conducted for students. 400mtrs walking race was conducted to the teaching
and non-teaching staff. Staff and students participated in the meet with full zeal and
enthusiasm. Prizes for the winners were distributed in the meet.
Inter class competitions in Kabaddi, Kho - Kho, Throw ball, Volley ball, Tug of war,
chess, Table Tennis (singles and Doubles) Tenni Koit (Singles and Doubles) and Class
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competitions in carom (Singles and Doubles) shuttle Badminton (Singles and Doubles),
Traditional sport competition in Chowkabara and lagori was conducted during the year.
Competitions in carom (Singles and Doubles) and chowkabara was conducted to the
staff.
Yoga, Pranayama, and meditation classes were conducted from 4th Feb to 6th March 2020
to the students in the RR Auditorium.
Ku. Poojashree. K of IA won the Individual Championship in Athletics for the year
2019-20
III B bagged the Best Class in Sports Rolling shield in sports.
Kum Chaithra H R won the “Outstanding Sports Women Award” of the year.
With the support and cooperation of the staff and students the sports activities were
conducted successfully.
Dr. Rani Sandhu
Director of Physical Education
Sports Association Committee
Prof. R Madhavi Principal
Dr. Rani Sandhu Director of Physical Education
Dr. Usha Devi N Member
Veena Students Sports Secretary
Darshini DP coordinator
Thanusha Sports Rep. of IIIB
Nethravathi Sports Rep. of IIIA
Vinutha J Sports Rep. of IIB
Amitha TJ Sports Rep. of IIA
Komal Sports Rep. of IB
Keerthana C Sports Rep. of IA
List of Prize Winners for Students Athletic Meet
Sl.no. Events Names No. of
participants
class
&
Sec
Prize
won
1 100 mts
running
Poojashree K
Amitha TJ
Shruthi K
69 IA
IIA
IA
I
II
III
2 200mts running Poojashree K
Mamatha G.S
Amitha TJ
33 IA
IIIB
IIA
I
II
III
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3 400mts running Amitha TJ
Poojashree K
Shruthi K
23 IIA
IA
IA
I
II
III
4 800mts running Mamatha G.S
Poojashree K
Akshitha M
17 IIIB
IA
IIIA
I
II
III
5 2 kms walking Subhalakshmi R
Tamil Selvi
Nithyashree
Madhushree R
Ayesha B
163 IIIA
IA
IB
IIIB
IIIA
I
II
III
IV
V
6 4x100 mts
Relay
Amitha TJ
Anusha M
Anusha
Johar Azamulla
24 IIA I
Darshini DP
Nethravathi
Akshitha
Chaithra
IIIA II
Monica
Soundarya
Nayana
Vani
IIB III
7 Shot put Shilpa V
Sunaina
Soundary N
81 IB
IIIA
IIA
I
II
III
8 Discuss Vindhya N
Sunaina
Soundarya N
56 IIIB
IIIA
IIA
I
II
III
9 Javelin Srilakshmi Nayak
Padma
Soundarya AS
Johar Azamulla
43 IB
IIIB
IIB
IIA
I
II
II
III
Recreational Competitions
11 Spot skipping Chaithra HR
Shipa R
Shalini M
Bharathi M
125 IIIA
IIIB
IIIB
IIA
I
II
III
III
12 Lemon and
spoon
Monisha E
Shiva parvathi
Tamil Selvi
Kavya S
231 IIIB
IIIB
IA
IIA
I
II
III
III
13 Gunny bag race Soundarya
Sandhya S
Dakshyani K
37 IIB
IIIB
IA
I
II
III
14 3 leg race Shruthi K & Tamil Selvi 158 IA I
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V
Divya N & Anitha V
Shilpa R & Shiva
Parvathi S
IIIA
IIIB
II
III
15 March Past IIA
IIIB
IIIA
326 46
48
56
I
II
III
Indoor Competitions
16 Chess Veena S
Sunaina K
Vibhya Y
33 IIIB
IIIA
IIIB
I
II
III
17 Carrom Singles
Keerthana KC
Madhuri S
20 IA I
II
Sahana S
Manasi
26 IB I
II
Ashwini L
Divya Bharathi G
17 IIA I
II
Srivalli
Vinutha J
17 IIB I
II
Aishwarya B
Kusum Bafna
24 IIIA I
II
Monisha E
Sowmya B
16 IIIB I
II
18 Carom Doubles
IA&B
Charitha SS & Meghana
SS
Likitha R & Sindhu G
40 IA
IA
I
II
IIA & B Vinutha J & Vishalakshi
R
Bharathi M & Kavya S
50 IIB
IIA
I
II
IIIA & B Anusha G & Darshini
DP
Veena S & Monisha E
62 IIIA
IIB
I
II
19 Tables Tennis
(Singles)
Vindhya K
Swathi S
Veena S
35 IIIB
IIIA
IIIB
I
II
III
20 Tables
Tennis(Doubles)
Vindya K & Thanush H
Darshini DP & Swathi S
28 IIIB
IIIA
I
II
21 Chowkabara
(Doubles)
Keerthana KC & Likitha
R
Devi S & Likitha H
48 IA I
II
Sangeetha S & Pooja D
Mounika K & Tejaswini
R
44 IB I
II
Keerthana C & Jyothi
Ashwini L & Harshitha
36 IIA I
II
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KS
Vinutha J & Vishalakshi
R
34 IIB I
Sandhya V Raikar &
Chaithra D
Ranjana H & Reshma G
38 IIIA I
II
Sneha & Rakshitha
Lakshmishree and
Varshitha D
44 IIIB I
II
Outdoor Competitions
21 Shuttle
badminton
(Singles)
Divya Gowda Devraj
Aishwarya K
Jyothishree M
20 IA I
II
III
Komal Surya
Tejaswini R
Renuka BS
19 IB I
II
III
Ashwini L
Amitha TJ
Johar Azamulla A
20 IIA I
II
III
Vinutha Lakshmi L
Vinutha J
Mandara N
26 IIB I
II
III
Shuttle
badminton
(Singles) IIIA
&B
Sushmitha T D
Vindhya K
Shilpa R
40 IIIA
IIIB
IIIB
I
II
III
22 Suttle
Badminton
(Doubles)
Sunaina K & Aishwarya
B
Vidya S &
Vinuthalakshmi
Thanusha H & Usha DV
104 IIIA
IIB
IIIB
I
II
III
23 Tenni Koit
(Singles)
Amitha TJ
Mamatha GS
Vinutha J
64 IIA
IIIB
IIB
I
II
III
24 Tenni Koit
(Doubles)
Amitha TJ & Nikitha
Nayak S
Yamuna B & Vidhya S
Vinutha J & Nandhini R
44 IIA
IIB
IIB
I
II
III
Throw ball
Winners ( IIIB) Runners (IIB) Third (IA)
1
2
3
4
Veena S
Vedashree R
Ramya R
Padma L
Vinutha J
Vaishnavi S
Sumithra R
Nayana YP
Chethana
Poojashree K
Deepa M
Chithra N
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5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Vinodhini G
Kirana G
Vindhya K
Madhushree R
Thanusha H
Sowmya
Priya S
Spoorthi G
Sushmitha S
Vidhya S
Soundarya AS
Vinuthalakshmi L
Ramya P
Preethi CP
Yamuna B
Preeti SG
Bhoomi Reddy
Likitha R
Divya P
Divya Gowda Devraj
Keethana KC
Madhurashree P
Aradhana Singh
Snehavani
Kho - Kho
Winners (IIIB) Runners (IIB) Third (IIA)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Thanusha H
Sampada S Hedge
Veda
VeenaS
Vindhya
Vybhavalakshmi
Shiva Parvathi
Sudha
Lakshmi
Sangavi
Mamatha GS
Usha DV
Nandhini R
Lavanya P
Shwetha S
Vinutha J
Monica M
Vidhya S
Ranjitha BS
Yamuna B
Suma M
Sangeetha S
Ramya P
Bindushree C
Anusha R
Harshitha S
Keerthana C
Anusha M
Johar
BharathiH
Jeevitha N
Amitha TJ
Kabaddi
Winners (IIIB) Runners (IB) Third (IA)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Veena S
Vindhya K
Vinodini G
Lakshmi
Mamatha GS
Varsha L
Saneena Begum
Ramya K
Thanusha H
Madhushree
Nithyashree
Komal
Bhavyashree S
Zakiya
Sangeetha S
Sri Lakshmi N
Suma G
Spandana
Chethana M
Keerthana KC
Chaitra S
Tamil Selvi
Divya Devraj
Shruthi K
Sneha vani
Meghana SS
Jayashree D
Volleyball
Winners (IIA) Runners (IIB)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Amitha TJ
Ashwini L
Harshitha V
Soundarya N
Smrithi Krishna
Anusha R
Priya devi
Mandara N
Vidhya S
Sushmitha B
Vinuthalakshmi L
Ranjitha BS
Sindhu N
Soundarya AS
Vinutha J
Jamuna P
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Lagori
Winners (IIA) Runners (IB) Third (3A)
1
2
3
4
5
6
Amitha TJ
Johar Azamulla A
Harshitha V
Nikitha Nayak S
Anusha M
Soundarya N
Bhavyashree S
Suma G
Sangeetha S
Srilakshmi
Zakiya
Pallavi T G
Divya N
Subhalakshmi R
Nethravathi M
Bindushree V
Chandana H K
Vaishnavi S
Tug of War
Winners (IIIA) Runners (IIIB) Third (IIA)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Ranjana H
Vinitha V
Darshini DP
Bindushree V
Ujwala GS
Varsha TS
Manasa K
Sunaina K
Fahreen Nigar
Swathi S
Veena S
Vindhya K
Padma L
Vinodini G
Rohini V
Jamuna R
Vinutha HR
Sampada S Hedge
Vibha
Thanusha
Smrithi Krishna
Johar Azamulla
Ashwini L
Meghna R
Harshitha S
Priya Devi
Soundarya N
Divyanka
Poornima S
Abitha K
Staff Competitions
400mts walking race
Seniors Juniors
Umesha HG
Rani Sandhu
Usha Devi N
Rekha HG
Smt Shobha R
Bhavani H
Umadevi N
Geethashri
Preema D’Sa
Savitha
ChandrakalaVidhya
Adilakshmi
Shruthi
Nanjamma
Gowramma
TEACHING STAFF -CARROM
Group A Geethashree & Uma devi N HG Rekha & Rani Sandhu
Group B Mamatha M & Shobha R Preema & shruthi
Group C Umesha HG & Usha devi N R Madhavi & Bhavani H
CHOWKABARA
Group A R Madhavi & Uma devi N Umesha H G & Geethashree
Group B Usha devi N & Shruthi Preema and Shobha R
Group C Bhavani H & Mamatha M H G Rekha & Rani Sandhu
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NON-TEACHING STAFF – CARROM
Shubha HL 1st
Adilakshmi 2nd
Nagarajappa C 3rd
Sumana HA 4th
Savitha 5th
Chandrakala 6th
CHOWKABARA
Group A Lakshmi N & Puttamma Sumana & Adilakshmi
Group B Jayamma & Nanjamma Shubha & Gowramma
Group C Nagarajappa C & Savitha D Gangadhara Murthy & Chandrakala
Students participation and achievements in the Inter collegiate/state level
Competitions 2019-2020
Sl.
No.
Competitions Date No. of
students
Outcome
1 State level Taekwondo 7th to 11th
Aug. 2019
1 Gold medal –
Poomsae
Silver medal –
Kyorugi
2 State level Tennikoit
championship
24th Aug
2019
5 -
3 Fencing 1 - 3 oct
2019
1 1st prize in Fencing
(EPEE) team event,
3rd prize in Fencing
(SABRE) group
event, and 3rd prize
in Fencing
(SABRE) individual
championship.
4 Inter collegiate friendly
football match
7th sept.
2019
13 2nd prize
5 B.U Chess competitions 24th to 26th
oct. 2019
4 -
6 BCU Intercollegiate
chess
25-26th oct 2 -
7 BCU Athletic Meet 24-25th sept. 4 1st prize - long jump
1st prize - high jump
8 Intercollegiate carom
comp.
7-8th feb. -
9 Carrom competition St.
Joseph)
24th feb. 2 1st prize
10 Carrom competition 25th feb. 2 -
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(SSMRV)
11 Throw Ball (St. Josephs) 26th feb 12 -
12 BCU Taekwondo 4th March 2 -
13 Rota Olympics Throw
ball
carom
8th March 9 -
2 -
Outstanding Sports Students who have represented Bangalore
University/Karnataka State- 2019 - 2020
Sl.
No.
Name and
class
Game Representation
1 Thanusha H Tenni koit
Karnataka
23rd South zone National Tennikoit
Championship on 13th to 15th Sept. 2019,
Bangalore
2 Chaithra H R Kabaddi Dasara Sports, Org. by Youth Services
and Sports, Mysore.
Bangalore
University
South zone Inter University Kabaddi
Championship at Vel tech Rangarajan
University, Chennai, from 3-6 Oct. 2019
3 Amitha TJ Tennikoit
Karnataka
44th Senior National Tennikoit
Championship held at Delhi, from 2nd –
6th Oct. 2019.
American Football
Bangalore Central
University
All India Inter University American
Football Championship held at
Chandigarh University, from 9th – 13th
March 2020
4 Sampada S
Hedge
Tug of War
Bangalore
University
All India Inter University Tug of War
Championship at KISS University,
Bhubaneshwar, from 3rd – 12th Oct. 2019.
5 Poojashree K Kho-Kho
Bangalore Central
University
South Zone inter University Kho Kho
championship held at Ambedkar
University, Srikakulam, Andhra Pradesh
from 1st to 6th Oct. 2019.
6 Mamatha GS Football
Bangalore
University
South Zone inter University Football
tournament held at Christ University,
Bangalore from 29th Oct. to 1st Nov.
2019.
7 Veena S Cricket
Karnataka state
6th Under arm Cricket National
Championship held at Shirdi, on 18th and
19th Jan. 2020 and won 2nd Prize.
8 Shruthi K American Football
Bangalore Central
University
All India Inter University American
Football Championship held at
Chandigarh University, from 9th – 13th
March 2020
9 Tamil Selvi American Football
Bangalore Central
University
All India Inter University American
Football Championship held at Chandigarh
University, from 9th – 13th March 2020
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NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME (NSS)
Malleswaram Ladies’ Association First Grade College for Women has a very pro-active
NSS unit consisting of 104 volunteers. The NSS Advisory Committee was constituted
under the guidance of Prof. R. Madhavi, Principal, Smt. Managala Ramachandra, Hon.
Secretary,Malleswaram Ladies’ Associaiton. Sri. Umesha H G is the NSS Program
Officer. Dr Usha Devi N and Dr Rani Sandhu are members of the Advisory Committee.
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The following are the activities conducted during the Academic Year 2019-2020
Date Time Activities conducted
No of
hours
worke
d
No of
volunteers
participated
JULY
27.07.2019
11:30AM
to
12:30PM
On 27th July 2019 all the NSS volunteers were
divided into small groups of 15 each to
actively take part in separating the unused
paper from the skill development books of
students in the AV room. The plan was to
make note books out of it and donate it to the
children of Bhadrapur, the adopted village.
This activity aimed at the concept of
REDUCE, RECYCLE, REUSE.
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AUGUST
02.08.2019
2:30PM
to
3:30PM
On 2nd August 2019 Inauguration of
MLAFGCW NSS was held. Our Principal
Prof R Madhavi was the chief guest of the
program and Assistant Prof H G Umesha, who
is also the NSS program officer presided over
the program. Alumni Ms Manaswi, co-
ordinator NSS for the academic year 2018-
2019, shared her experience on various camps
and activities held under NSS, which
motivated all the NSS students. The program
was under the motto of NSS “NOT ME BUT
YOU”
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08.08.2019
8:30AM
to
12:30PM
On 2nd August 2019, the college organized a
Motivational and inspirational speech by Mr.
Suresh Gowda. He gave so many live
examples so that we use our smartphones and
internet in a proper way.
Mr. Suresh Gowda spoke about the
importance of respecting our parents and how
to take care of them. An awareness was also
created about how important is our studies and
achieving our goals.
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15.08.2019
8:30AM
to
12:30PM
On 15th August 2019, few volunteers took part
in the Independence Day celebration along
with the sister institutions of MLA in the
quadrangle. The flag hoisting ceremony was
followed by various cultural programs by the
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students from MLAFGCW and sister
institutions. Mime on an incident of Lal
Bahadur Shastri and on the importance of our
national flag was performed by the NSS
volunteers.
19.08.2019
1:00PM
to
3:00PM
On 19th August 2019 an event of collecting
fund for flood affected areas (Uttar Kannada)
was organised. The volunteers were divided
into 8 teams. Fund was collected from in and
around the area at Malleshwaram. An amount
of Rs. 25,533 was collected in the time span of
two hours and the amount was deposited into
chief minister fund relief.
29.08.2019
11;30AM
to
1;30PM
On 29th August 2019 there was an event to
teach school students on how to make eco-
friendly Ganesha. Two volunteers from NSS
namely Bindu shree and Swathi attended the
activity on how to make eco friendly Ganesha
idol with clay soil.
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30.08.2019
8:30AM
to
10:00AM
On 30th August 2019, a Rally for river activity
was conducted by our college NSS team. All
the NSS volunteers assembled at the college at
8:00AM and we were handed over the Rally
for river clue cards to all volunteers. The
intention of the rally was to create awareness
among people that our rivers are getting
depleted drastically and that our rivers needs
to be reserved by planting 1KM of trees on
either sides of the rivers.
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31.08.2019
10;30AM
to
1:30PM
On 31st August 2019 Eco friendly Ganesha
campaign was organized at the college. The
students also created awareness among people
around Malleswaram that, they should not
keep Ganesha which is coloured because the
paint which is used contains many chemicals
which is non-biodegradable and harmful in
nature. Where as Ganesha made of clay is
degradeable in nature and eco friendly.
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SEPTEMBER
21.09.2019
1:00PM
to
2;30PM
On 21st September 2019 Mount Carmel
college had organized National integrity camp
inauguration. Some volunteers from various
states had dressed accordingly to represent
their state. All our volunteers and our NSS
officers also attended the program.
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24.09.2019
2:00PM
to
3:00PM
24th September 2019 is observed as NSS day
throughout the country. On this day, all the
volunteers gathered in room no 206 with our
Principal Prof R Madhavi as the Chief Guest.
The program started with the NSS song
followed by guest speech in which madam
shared her experience as NSS volunteer and
NSS program officer years ago. Volunteers
also spoke on the importance of NSS day and
about the father of NSS Mahatma Gandhiji.
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OCTOBER
02.10.2019
On 2nd October 2019 Traffic awareness
program was conducted. Few volunteers with
NSS officer Umesha visited Malleshwaram
police station. Mr Chidaananda sir trained the
volunteers regarding how the traffic system in
the city works. The volunteers actively took
part in the activity.
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02.10.2019
On 2nd October 2019, an E-Survey was
conducted. The volunteers were taken to door-
to-door survey to Vayalikaval, Malleshwaram.
The survey included collection of information
regarding the waste segregation habits of the
individual houses which also included
interacting with the people and educating
them on the importance of segregation of
waste. The volunteers also collected some
feedback and suggestions to be given to the
local corporate in improving their locality.
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02.10.2019 On 2nd October 2019 campus cleaning activity
was conducted. All the volunteers actively
took part in cleaning the campus.
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12.10.2019 HEALTH CHECKUP
23.10.2019
On 23rd October 2019 Bengaluru Central
University in association with Bruhat
Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike, Election
Commission of India and State NSS cell
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organized a one day workshop on voting
awareness at Jnana Jyothi auditorium, Central
College. 50 volunteers participated in this
event from our college. Volunteers were
provided with information on the importance
of voting and how as a citizen we have
responsibility towards one’s own nation. The
workshop was followed by a walkathon.
Certificates were distributed to the
participants.
25.10.2019
1:30PM
to
3:30PM
On 25th October 2019 NSS volunteers joined
hand with BBMP for the cleaning of the
ground. Maintaining clean environment
around us is very important. As a citizen
everyone should inculcate the habit of
maintaining clean environment. NSS
volunteers joined hands in cleaning the ground
where they separated plastic, wet waste, and
dry waste.
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31.10.2019
8:00AM
to
9:00AM
On 31st October 2019, Run for unity Marathon
was organized. NSS volunteers and our NSS
teacher co-coordinator reached Malleshwaram
ground by morning 8:00AM. Many students
from other colleges also participated in the
Marathon. The marathon started from
Malleshwaram circle to Malleshwaram
18thcross. Dr C R Ashwathnarayan also joined
marathon. Not only NSS, other units like
Youth red cross, eco club also participated in
this marathon from our college.
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NOVEMBER
04.11.2019
12:30AM
to
1:30PM
On 4th November 2019, our college Principal
Prof R Madhavi and our college teacher
coordinator Mr. Umesha H G and few
volunteers donated dress for Wall of
Kindness. The collected dresses were planned
to donate to the needy.
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DECEMBER
01.12.2019
On 1st December 2019, INTERNATIONAL
AIDS DAY was organized at the college. The
NSS volunteers were provided with awareness
on AIDS by Smt. Preema Dsa
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JANUARY
13.01.2020
10:30A
M
to
11:30A
M
13th January 2020, Swami Vivekananda
Jayanthi is celebrated in our country. All the
volunteers with other students of our college
assembled in the quadrangle to celebrate the
157th birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda.
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17.01.2020
On 17th January 2020, few volunteers had
attended the conference of 43rd INDIAN
SOCIAL SCIENCE CONGRESS which was
jointly organized by Bangalore Central
University and Indian Social Science Academy
(ISSA). The students were taught about the
current science of nature-Human society in
India.
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13.01.2020t
o
18.01.2020
From 13/01/2020 to 18/01/2020 we had
selected few volunteers where they had to give
information about the great personality Swami
Vivekananda. His teaching and speeches are
highly motivational and inspirational.
Volunteers conducted seminars on Swami
Vivekananda. This helped the students to get
motivated by his thoughts and speech about life
and goals.
22.01.2020
11:30A
M
to
12:30P
M
On 22nd January 2020, there was a Wall
painting activity was conducted by the NSS
unit. Few volunteers were selected for this
activity. The interns were given a task of
cleaning a small area and painting the wall
colorfully. The main intention of the activity
was to educate the crowd on the importance of
cleanliness in and around our locality.
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FEBURARY
03.02.2020
12:30P
M
to
2:30PM
On 3rd February 2020, Volunteers joined their
hands with Sangeeth Sambhrama inorder to
serve food for the school children at Chowdiah
Memorial Hall.
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20.02.2020
2:30PM
to
3:30PM
On 20thFebruary 2020, a Quiz competition was
organized by Red Ribbon club on the topic of
AIDS. All the NSS volunteers and the other
students also participated in the competition and
few of them won cash prizes.
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25.02.2020
1:30PM
to
3:30PM
On 25th February 2020, the NSS unit had
organized AIDS awareness program. The Chief
Guest Dr Reena provided information about
AIDS to the students. This was jointly
organized by the Red Ribbon Club.
2
JUNE
15.06.2020
11 am
to
12 PM
A Virtual meeting of Valedictory function was
held through Webex app. Chief Guest Prof.
Govinda Gowda H G (NSS Programme co-
ordinator, BCU, Bangalore) gave the
Valedictory address. Ms. Neethu S
(MLAFGCW Alumni – 2014-15 batch, working
in IBM) was the guest of honor. Smt. Lakshmi
V (Hon. Secretary, Malleswaram Ladies’
Association) was the president of the function.
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YOUTH RED CROSS
DOOR-DOOR SURVEY
B.Pac organized a door to door
survey which was related to
segregation of waste, in which
18 students participated from
Youth Red Cross unit (YRC).
Survey was conducted on 19th
August 2019 at 15thcross
Malleswaram at 7:00am in the
morning.
Firstly, the volunteers were
instructed and familiarized with
the door-to-door survey which
was online based consisting of 7
questions. They formed 7 teams in which, each team was given a street with the target of
completing 50 houses. The survey was completed successfully with their guidance and
motivation which boosted our self-confidence to accomplish this task.
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This survey helped the students to improve their communication skills as we built up
courage by speaking with the strangers and gained knowledge to educate ourselves and
others about waste segregation, which is now a very important tool to safeguard our
environment.
The outcome identified through the survey is that, the students realized the
importance of segregating the waste. They also educated the public on waste
segregation which helped them to be a responsible citizen
MANE MANEYALLI MANNINA GANAPA
On 11 August 2019, 12 of the YRC
Volunteers attended a clay Ganesha
making workshop in association with
B.Pac near Ulsoor Lake.
The chief guest for this event was the
BBMP MAYOR MRS.GANGAMBIKE.
As a part of the clay Ganesha campaign, 5
of the YRC volunteers trained the children
at Prasidhi School, Vasanth nagar to make
clay ganesha.
The outcome identified from the training program is that the student understand
the importance of saving our environment. Through providing training to other
children, they also created an awareness among others on saving our earth.
FIRST AID TRAINING PROGRAM
On 26th September 2019, all the YRC
volunteers, other students and staff
assembled in the auditorium to gain
knowledge about First Aid, Civil Defence
and CPR training (cardiac pulmonary
resuscitation). Mr. Rajesh, the head of the
Malleshwaram Civil Defence unit and
Ms.Sunitha Rajesh were the resource
persons. Mr.Rajesh explained the
importance and benefits of serving the
country through civil Defence. Mrs.
Sunitha Rajesh conducted a training
session on First Aid (basic First Aid).
There was also a separate on how to provide First Aid to a pregnant woman, a drowning
person, choking person's life; which is a special case. There was a demonstration session
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on CPR using a mannequin. Each student was given a
chance to conduct CPR on the mannequin. It was a
highly motivating and interesting session.
The program started at 10.00 am and ended by 4.30
pm. A working lunch was provided to the students.
The outcome identified after the session was
that the students gained confidence after the
First Aid training and realized how
important a life is. They promised to be
responsible individuals and save a life and
not hesitate when in need.
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SAAHAS Rangers Unit
OBJECTIVE:
Sl. No
Program Organised
Name of the Chief Guest/
Resource Person with Designation
Date & Venue
Targeted Audience
No of
Students benefitted
Outcome
1 Clay Ganesha Modeling Workshop
B-PAC 31/8/2019 Room No. 207 & 209
Rangers 11 Students learnt to make clay Ganesha idol and awareness was created among them about the use of eco friendly ganesha to make the festival environmental friendly.
2 Dental Check-up for Students
Dr. Kumaraswamy Dr. Nikitha
12/9/2019, 23/9/2019 & 9/10/2019 College Premises
Rangers & students of I, II & III B.Com
179 Consultation with the Dentists helped students to maintain Dental hygiene.
3 Awareness Program on 'Donate Blood, Save Lives' - How to improve the quality of life
Mr. M K Krishna Chairperson EBAI & State Convener, RED Cross, Karnataka
29/2/2020 Room No. 202
Rangers 29 Awareness was created among students on the importance of blood & organ donation
1) To contribute to the development of the young people in achieving their full
physical, intellectual, social, and spiritual potentials as individuals and as
responsible citizens
2) To develop the personality of the students through community services
COMPOSITION:
The SAAHAS Rangers Unit for the year 2019-20 was constituted under the chairmanship
of Principal, Prof. Madhavi R, Ms.Shruthi R as the Ranger Leader. Student coordinators
nominated were Ms. Harshitha and Ms. Pooja as the Assistant Ranger Leaders.
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CIVIL DEFENCE The college has an active Civil Defence wing. The Principal Prof. R. Madhavi is the
Chairperson. Ms. Geethashri, is the program officer We also have two student co-
ordinators Ms. Kavya C M (III B. Com A) and Ms. Meena H (III B Com B) who actively
take part in conducting the activities successfully.
Independence Day Parade
From 26/6/2018 to 15/7/2018 totally 20 students attended the Independence Day parade
through Civil defence. In which 4 of them participated in the State Level competition
which was held in Manekshaw parade ground and won the second price. And the other
16 students represented CD in Civil Defence Headquarters.
Republic day Parade
From 6/1/2019 to 26/1/2019 totally 20 students attended the Republic day parade through
Civil defence. In which 5 of them represented CD in Manekshaw Ground and 15 students
represented CD in Civil defence Head Quarters.
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Eco Club " PARISARA MITRA" Objectives:
● To encourage the students about the practical preservation of the
environment
● To encourage students about the nature preservation
● To enhance the ecosystem of the College and its surrounding's environment.
Composition:
The Eco Club-Parisara Mithra – “let’s nurture nature together”, for the academic
year 2019-20 was formed under the Chairmanship of Prof. R Madhavi, Principal
MLAFGCW, with the faculty coordinator Ms.Preema Dsa, Assistant Professor in
Commerce.
Ms.Manuja of III B.COM “A” and Ms.Lakshmishree of III B.COM ‘B’ were
elected as the student coordinators for the academic year.
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Sl.
No
Event Name of
the
collaborati
ng Partner
Guided
by
Date &
Venue
Targ
eted
Audi
ence
No of
Stude
nts
benefi
tted
Outcome
1 A
Workshop
on
Bengaluru
Keregalu
Haagu
Nirina
Nirvahane
Bengalurina
Mahanagara
Palike Dathi
Upanyasa
The
Mythic
Society
,Bengal
uru
28.07.201
9,
Dyali
Memorial
Hall,
Nrupathu
nga
Road,Ben
galuru
Ecocl
ub
memb
ers
4 > Gave an
insight on the
current
condition of the
lakes in
Bengaluru.
> This session
helped the
attendees to
know the
strategies of
saving lakes.
2 A Session
on Green
Ambasador
Program
and Green
Campus
Maharani
Lakshmi
Ammani
College for
Women
B.PAC 03.08.201
9,
Maharani
Lakshmi
Ammanni
College
for
Women
Ecocl
ub
memb
ers
10 > This session
helped the
students to
know the
significance of
green
ambassador
program and the
role expected
from them to
convert the
green campus.
3 Manemane
yalli
Mannina
Ganapa-
Clay
Ganesha
Trainers
Workshop
Rotary
Bangalore
Down
Town,
B.PAC
Green
B.PAC 11.08.201
9,
Ulsoor
lake
Ecocl
ub
memb
ers
1 > The Eco club
student
coordinator
Ms.Manuja got
trained in
making Clay
Ganesha.
4 A
Workshop
on Training
school
children for
making clay
ganesha and
creating
awareness
school B.PAC 18.08.201
9,
near
palace,
Vasanth
Nagar
Schoo
l
Child
ren
and
Eco
club
memb
ers
50 > In this
workshop
MLAFGCW
student trained
school children
in making Clay
Ganesha and
created
awareness
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among the
young
minds
regarding
the benefits
of using
clay
ganesha
among the
young minds
regarding the
benefits of
using clay
Ganesha
5 A Session
on Compost
making -
flowers
used in
Varamahala
kshmi
festival
Malleswara
m Ladies
Association
First Grade
College for
Women
Eco
Club
19.08.201
9
Ecocl
ub
memb
ers
10 > Student
learned to
prepare
Compost
6 Guiding
Session on
Green
Ambassado
r
Malleswara
m Ladies
Association
First Grade
College for
Women
B.PAC 22.08.201
9
Ecocl
ub
memb
ers
10 > This Program
enabled the
students to
conduct the
survey in
Malleswaram
Constituency on
Waste
Segregation and
to create
Awareness
amongst the
Public.
7 Clay
ganesha
workshop at
MLAFGC
W Campus
Malleswara
m Ladies
Association
First Grade
College for
Women
BPAC 31.08.201
9
Ecocl
ub
memb
ers
100 > Already
trained students
in clay ganesha
making trained
the other
students on this
occasion, And
the handmade
clay Ganesha
was used for the
celebration of
Ganesha
festival at
college and in
their home too.
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8 Green
Ambassado
r Program
and Green
Campus-
Training
Program
Malleswara
m 9th cross
BPAC
and
Reap
Benefit
08.09.201
9
Ecocl
ub
memb
ers
6 > Students were
able to come up
with required
skills to address
Civic problems,
increased their
service spirit
and knowledge
as well.
9 Repotting-
with the
medicinal
plants (15
pots in front
of the
entrance at
MLAFGC
W)
Malleswara
m Ladies
Association
First Grade
College for
Women
Eco
Club
05.10.201
9
Ecocl
ub
memb
ers
8 > Removed
dumb cane
plants from 15
pots and planted
Alovera,Ginger,
Medicinal
plants like for
kidney
stones,fever
etc.,
10 Clean up
drive
Malleswara
m Ladies
Association
First Grade
College for
Women
BPAC 25.10.201
9
Ecocl
ub
memb
ers
Batch
one-
03
> Students
created
awareness
among the
residential
people on
keeping their
surrounding
clean and tidy
11 Clean up
drive
Malleswara
m Ladies
Association
First Grade
College for
Women
BPAC 26.10.201
9
Ecocl
ub
memb
ers
Batch
Two -
05
> Students
created
awareness
among the
residential
people at
Malleswaram
on keeping their
surrounding
clean and tidy
12 Green
Ambasador
Activity @
MLAFGC
W Campus
Malleswara
m Ladies
Association
First Grade
College for
Women
BPAC 12.02.202
0
Ecocl
ub
memb
ers
12 > Students
conducted
survey inside
the campus
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PLACEMENT & CAREER GUIDANCE CELL
OBJECTIVE:
1) To give knowledge, improve skills by organizing pre-placement
training/workshops/seminars for students.
2) To create awareness among students regarding available career options and help
them in identifying their career objectives.
3) To conduct Campus Recruitment Drives by inviting various Companies to provide
students with placement support
4) Gathering information about job fairs and all relevant recruitment advertisements
and provide opportunity to the students to attend Off Campus Recruitment Drives
COMPOSITION:
The Placement and Career Guidance Cell for the year 2019-20 was constituted under the
chairmanship of Principal, Prof. Madhavi R, Ms. Shruthi R & Ms. Preema Dsa, as the
Placement and Career Guidance Cell Coordinators. Student coordinators nominated for
the year were Ms. Rukmini Giridhar, Ms. Padmapriya S, Ms. Amrutha R, and
Ms. Srilakshmi K R.
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Sl. No
Program organised
Name of the Chief Guest/ Resource Person with Designation
Date & Venue
Targeted Audience
No of Students benefitted
Outcome
1 A Talk on
Career
Opportunities
in Banking &
Government
Sector
Mr. Prem
Milestone
Academy
24/7/2019
Room No.
210 & 206
Final
B.Com
Students
115 Awareness was
created among
the students
regarding
various job
opportunities in
Banking &
Government
Sector. Students
showed interest
in taking up the
Coaching
offered by that
Institution.
2 Assessment
Test by Hire
Mee
Mr. Sharath
Kumar
Hire Mee
26/7/2019
Room No.
210, 206
&
Computer
Lab
Final
B.Com
Students
118 The test
conducted
helped the
students realize
their
competitiveness
3 Workshop on
Pre-Placement
Training
Ms. Ritu
Dudhoria
Free Lance
Trainer
03-08-
2019
Room No.
206 & 210
Final
B.Com
Students
108 Students gained
knowledge
about the
various
techniques of
cracking
competitive
exams
4 Workshop on
Fianacial
Markets
07-08-
2019
Room No.
206 & 210
Final
B.Com
Students
124 Awareness was
created among
the students
about the
working of the
financial
markets and
were informed
about the
certificate
courses offered
by Stock
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exchange
5 A session on
Campus to
Corporate
Dr. Geetha
V Sharma
Professor,
IBS,
Bangalore
6/9/2019
Room No.
210
Final
B.Com
Students
93 The program
helped the
students to
enhance their
soft skills
ability
6 A session on
Softskils
Ms. Sherly
Purple Finch
23/9/2019
Room No.
210
Final
B.Com
Students
118 Students were
given
information
about the
various pre-
placement
training
programs
conducted by
the organization
7 Workshop on
Career
Guidance
Mr. Ajith
kaikini
Director of
Buoyancee
24/1/2020
Room No.
202
Second
& Final
B.Com
Students
173 Students were
motivated and
provoked to
develop
themselves to
lead a quality
life and career
8 Career
Guidance
Program
Ms. Veena
Jeevitham
25/1/2020
Room No.
210
Final
B.Com
Students
51 Students gained
knowledge
about career
planning
through the
Jeevitham
Organization
websitr and
wide arena of
companies
looking out for
commerce
graduated for
placements 9 Workshop on
Career Guidance
Prof. Tabreez
Pasha
Surana
College
28/1/2020
Room No.
210
Final
B.Com
Students
97 The program
helped the
students to
enhance their
decision-making
skills
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10 A program on
Pre-Placement
Training
Mr. Sameer
& Mr.
Sujay
TIMES
Institute
24/2/2020
Room No.
202
Final
B.Com
Students
125 Awareness was
created among
the students
about various
career
opportunities and
means of
cracking
competitive
exams like CAT,
MAT,
Government
recruitment
exams
11 Workshop on
'How to face an
interview?' &
'Softskills'
Mr. Sarathi
Kumar & Mr.
Bhaskar
Global Multi
Standards
12-03-2020
Room No.
202
Final
B.Com
Students
83 Students learnt
about interview
etiquettes
List of Recruitment Drives for the Academic Year 2019-20
Sl
No
.
Recruitment
Drive
Recruiting
Company
Date &
Venue Targeted
Audienc
e
No. of
Students
benefitte
d
Outcome
1 Campus
Recruitment
Drive
BEGL Pvt Ltd.
13-02-2020
College
premises
Final
B.Com
Students
77 Final round of
interview
upheld
2 Off Campus
Recruitment
Drive
MyGate,
Accenture,
Wipro
18/2/2020
Bishop
Cotton
College,
Yelahanka
Final
B.Com
Students 72
Final round of
interview
upheld
3 Off Campus
Recruitment
Drive
29-02-2020
St.Pauls
college
Final
B.Com
Students
91 Final round of
interview
upheld
4 Off Campus
Recruitment
Drive HUDL Co.
4/3/2020
Bishop
Cotton
College,
Yelahanka
Final
B.Com
Students
35 Final round of
interview
upheld
5 Off Campus
Recruitment
Drive
12/3/2020
Government
First Grade
College,
Vijayanagar
Final
B.Com
Students 24
Final round of
interview
upheld
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GENDER SENSITIZATION CELL
Ms. S.P. Srimathi, Teaching Women’s Studies for –Undergraduate
Students of NMKRV College, was the resource person on 22/08/2019
who addressed the students on these topics for I, II, III-year B.com
students.
During the workshop madam, explained the concept of ‘gender’, she
differentiated the word ‘sex’ and ‘Gender’. She explained the current
gender status in Indian society. Madam discussed various topics
regarding gender equality, gender issues and sexual harassment at
workplace. Madam made PPT presentations with clippings from popular
ads and movies on the above topics and students were asked to share
few experiences faced by them.
The workshop was very effective as it was put for open discussion for
the students and therefore it was an interactive session.
The workshop was conducted successfully under the guidance of the
Principal and staff members of the college.
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ಕನನ ಡ ಸಂಘ ʼಅನನಯ ʼ ವಾರಷಕ ವರದ
ಕಾಲೇಜು ಕನನ ಡ ಸಂಘ ʼಅನನಯ ʼ ಪರ ತ ವರಷದಂತ ಈ ವರಷವೂ ಕೂಡ ಅನೇಕ
ಕಾರಷಕರ ಮಗಳನನನ ಹಮಮಕೊಳಳ ಲಾಗತತು . ಆಗಸಟ 2ನೇ ತಾರೀಖನಂದು ಕನನ ಡ ಸಂಘದ
ಉದಘಾ ಟನಯೊಂದಗ ʼಮಾನವೀರ ಮಲಯ ಗಳು ಮತತು ಜಾಗೃತʼ ಎೊಂಬ ವರರ ಕುರತತ
ಉಪನಯಯ ಸ ಕಾರಷಕರ ಮವನನನ ಏಪಷಡಸಲಾಗತತು .ಕನಯಷಟಕ ಉಚಚ ನಯಯ ಯಾಲರದ
ನಯಯ ಯಾವಾದಗಳಾದ ಬ.ಸುರೇಶ ಗಡ ರವರು ಮುಖಯ ಅತಥ ಹಾಗೂ ಸಂಪನಮಲ
ವಯ ಕತು ಗಳಾಗ ಆಗಮಮಸ ವದಘಯ ಥಷಗಳನನನ ಕುರತತ ಇೊಂದು ಕುಸಯುತು ರುವ ಮಾನವೀರ
ಮಲಯ ಗಳ ಜಾಗೃತ ಮೂಡಸದರು. ಎೊಂ.ಎಲ.ಎ ಕಾಲೇಜನ ದೈಹಕ ನರದಷಶಕರಾದ
ಡಾ.ರಾಣಸಂಧು ರವರು ಕಾರಷಕರ ಮದ ಅಧಯ ಕಷತ ವಹಸದದ ರು. ಈ ಕಾರಷಕರ ಮದಲಲ 300
ವದಘಯ ಥಷನರರು ಭಾಗವಹಸ ಕಾರಷಕರ ಮದ ಬಗ ಪರ ಶಂಸ ವಯ ಕು ಪಡಸದರು.
ಸಪ ೊಂಬರ 13,14ನೇ ದನಯೊಂಕಗಳಂದು ಸಾಹತಯ ಭಾಷಗ ಸಂಬಂಧಸದ ಆಶುಭಾರಣ,
ವಾತಷಓದುವುದು,ಪದಬಂಧ,ಹಾಗೂ ಅೊಂತಯ ಕಷರ ಕುರತ ಅೊಂತರ ತರಗತ ಸಪ ರಧಷಳನನನ
ವದಘಯ ಥಷಗಳಗ ಏಪಷಡಸಲಾಗತತು ಸುಮಾರು 75ಕೂೂ ಹಚಚಚ ವದಘಯ ಥಷಗಳು ಸಪ ರಧಷಗಳಲಲ
ಭಾಗವಹಸದದ ರು. ಸಪ ರಧಷಗಳಗ ತೀರಪಷಗಾರರಾಗ ವಾಣಜಯ ಪರರ ಧಯಯ ಪಕತರರಾದ
ಡಾ.ಉಷಾರದವ ಹಾಗು ಶರ ೀಮತ ಪೀಮಾ ಡಸಾ ರವರು ಭಾಗವಹಸ ಸಪ ರಧಷಗಳನನನ
ರಶಸಯಾಗ ನಡಸಕೊಟ ರು .
ಹೀಗ ಕಾಲೇಜನ ಕನನ ಡ ಸಂಘ ʼಅನನಯ ʼ ವತಯೊಂದ ಸದಘ ವದಘಯ ಥಷನರರ
ಸವಷತೀಮುಖ ಅಭವೃದ ಹಾಗು ವಯ ಕತು ತ ದ ವಕಾಸಕಕೂ ಪೂರಕವಾದ ಬೊಂಬಲ,
ಪರ ೀತಾಾ ಹಗಳು ಇೊಂತಹ ಸಾಧನಗಳಗ ಪರ ೀರಕವಾಗರುವುದನನನ ಸ ರಸುತು 2019-20 ರ
ಕಾರಷಕರ ಮಗಳ ವಾರಷಷಕ ವರದರನನನ ಧನಯ ವಾದಗಳೊಂದಗ ಮುಗಸುತು ೀನ.
ವಂದನಗಳೊಂದಗ
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ENGLISH CLUB
The English club provides an interesting platform to learn English in an informal and
relaxed atmosphere without the pressure to perform.
Jokes, storytelling, role-play, pick and speak, screening of the plays, movies and other
activities are conducted to enhance Spoken English skills, self- confidence, and self-
esteem.
The college consists of a very active English Club with Principal Prof R Madhavi as the
Chairperson and Assistant Professor Ms. Geethashri.R as the Teacher Co-ordinator.
Activities for the academic year 2018-19 commenced with competitions on Creative
Writing, Pick and Speak and Photo Stories for the students in the month of February
2020.
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Geervani Club Activities
Jyothi Kumari Bhandari from I year, Yashaswini KM from II year and V. Madhura &
Vaishnavi .S From III Year were elected as Sanskrit Co-ordinators for the year 2019-20.
UTSAV FEST
As a part of Utsav fest 2019-20 four competitions were conducted for the students on
09-09-2019 & 11-09-2019.
1. Sanskrit Quiz Competitions.
2. Shloka recitation competition
3. Meaning of Unseen Shlokas
4. Pick & Write Short essay.
The Names of prize winners are as follows.
1. Meaning of Unseen Shlokas
I Prize Akshaya .S IIIA
II Prize Rukmini Giridhar III A
III Prize Ranjana H III A
Consolation Vaishnavi S III A
Ramya R
2. Pick & Write Short essay.
I Prize Reshma G III A
Varsha P I A
II Prize Ramyashree BM III A
Charita SS I A
III Prize Smriti Krishna II A
Ranjana H III A
Consolation – Swathi N.S
3. Sanskrit Quiz Competitions.
I Prize Akshaya S & Nethravathi M III A
II Prize Ranjana H & Reshma G III A
III Prize Sushmitha TD & Vaishnavi S IIIA
Consolation Jayashree D & Meghana. S S
4. Sanskrit Shloka recitation competition
I Prize – Charitha SS I A
Ranjana H III A
II Prize – Varsha. P I A
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Ramyashree BM III A
III Prize – Akshaya S III A
Yashaswini II A
On 13-09-2019 our students participated in Inter collegiate competitions on MLA
AHL College in Memory Test & Won 2nd Prize
Participants:
I A Snehavani .G
Jaishree . D
Jyothi Kumari Bhandari
III A Rukmini Giridhar
Akshaya .S
Winner:
Akshaya .S II Prize
SANSKRIT EXHIBITION
On 17-09-2019 during Utsav Fest Sanskrit Students arranged an exhibition of things
which are frequently in our daily routine & Sanskrit names were written for them Charts
of Flowers, Fruits, Vegetables and animals charts were made with Sanskrit names were
prepared by the students. Rice, Dal, Comb Colours etc were displayed on that day.
Dr. R. Madhavi, Principal of MLAFGCW inaugurated the exhibition along with the
faculty members, students presented some Sanskrit songs.
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"PRAGNA"
Hindi club is not just a literature club, but is a way of motivating and spreading
awareness about Hindi language through conducting various activities on writing,
reading, and speaking. Its aim is to inculcate a sense of pride about Indian language.
Thus, under the guidance of Prof.R.Madhavi, Principal and Dr.Radhika.B.V, leading
faculty of Hindi department, Hindi club began its journey!
Kum.Soniya Singh and Kum.Vinitha.V of final year B.COM were nominated and
selected as Hindi Club co-ordinators for the academic year 2019-2020
The very first event by the club was "UTSAV", an inter class competition conducted in
the month of September 2019. And on behalf of Hindi club we organized various
competitions such as essay writing, pick and speak, debate, antakshari competitions were
held on 17th of September. Many students from first, second and final year participated
and won prizes too. The day was filled with excitement and healthy competition! Smt.
Sumana H A, Smt. Shobha R, Ms. Mamatha M and Mrs. Radhika helped us in judging
all the events.
The next big event conducted was "SOWRABHA" an inter college fest conducted every
year where students look forward with most enthusiasm. It was held on 8th and 9th of
February 2020. On behalf of Hindi club, Hindi debate was organized on 9-2-2020, on the
topic "Nuclear family or Joint family? - which is better?" The judges for the competition
were Smt.Radhika.B.V and Smt.Shylaja. Participants came from various colleges all
around and participated. Best ones were selected and given prizes.
Hindi club is a great opportunity for every student to showcase their talent and improve their
language all over!
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Degree or skill – what is more important?
Introduction
Degree and skill are two sides of the same coin. To succeed in the race of life, a person
needs to have a degree along with the skill. A degree without the skill would be as empty
as the skill without the degree. Both need to go together to be the survival of the fittest.
Degree is nothing but the certified documentation of the skill within the individual. Every
person having the skill may not manage to attain the degree. Similarly, every degree
holder is not necessarily skilled. The requirement of the degree or skill depends upon the
organization, the nature of post etc. On a general outlook, which criteria carries more
weightage – the degree or the skill?
Degree
● Degree is an authenticate certificate that the person applying for the post is having
the knowledge of the work requirement and can manage the functioning and
justify the post.
● Degree makes a person more confident in his approach and outlook. These things
are an essential part of the personality development.
● Degree can make a person more polite, humble, and wiser. This could be to take
charge of the job or to climb the success ladder. But these things are difficult to
manage without a degree in hand.
● A degree earns respect and social reputation. A person is assessed through his
qualifications which is reflected by his degree.
● Degree earns money and status for its master. The more specialised the degree, the
higher the post and status and higher is the salary package.
Skill
● Every degree holder is not necessarily skilled. It is the skill that helps to achieve
the target and not the degree.
● Skill is an abstract term which cannot be evaluated on the bits of paper. It is a
broad spectrum which is groomed within the individual and nurtured through the
repeated practical implications in life.
● It is not the degree but the skill that achieves success. A degree can just earn the
job, but it cannot help to grow further without the skill.
● It is skill which attracts the employers, clients and management which lifts or
drops the person. Without the skill, the person would not be able to catch hold the
interest of their superiors and attain success.
● The great people from the history were all skilled people, but they didn’t had the
certifications for their knowledge.
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Conclusion
Degree is the theoretical evaluation of an abstract concept which is virtually not possible.
It is the skill that helps the person to grow up both materially / financially and
immaterially with respect to the status, importance, social respect and recognition etc.
Degree has its own importance, as a person need to have some skill in order to achieve
the degree. A complete dumb individual cannot qualify to attain the degree. Hence, we
can summarize by saying that the degree is the first step in the ladder of skills which
leads to the success in life.
HOW TO CHOOSE A ROLE MODEL
Role models are important. They help us become the person we want to be and
inspire us to make a difference. Choosing wisely means that you will be positively
influenced and encouraged to be the best person possible.
● Choose a role model you know to help you become the best version of yourself.
A role model that you know can help you to mature and grow as a person. They
can give guidance and advice and offer real-world examples of how to achieve
your best.
● Identify your bad habits, or negative aspects of your personality. These are the
things you do not like or want to change about yourself and are important in
determining how you wish to change. Make a list of the things you want to
achieve, both as a person and in your life.
● Consider someone who has a sense of purpose. If you want to be an inspirational
person, think about the people who inspire you. Do a little brainstorming. Why do
you admire them so much? What is the message they send through their actions?
● Choose someone who makes you feel good about being you. Your role model
should be someone who thinks it is all right to be unique, even if that means
accepting some ridicule. They should always make you feel positive and good
about being yourself. The purpose of having a role model is to encourage and
inspire you to improve yourself. If your choice of role model does not make you
feel this way, then it is best to choose another.
● Choose someone who is different to you. We are all tempted to choose a certain
role model because we see something of ourselves in them. These role models will
only hold you back because you are not really changing any characteristics of
yourself, you are simply perfecting characteristics that are already there. Choose a
role model because you see something in them that you are ‘not’ but need to be.
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● Learn about their successes and failures. It is important to learn about both the
successes and failures of your role model. Sometimes learning about the failures
of your role model can encourage and motivate you more than learning about their
successes. By learning about their failures, you realize that they, like you, are only
human and will make mistakes. The important thing is to learn from them and
keep working to improve yourself. For example, even famous scientists such as
Isaac Newton and Albert Einstein struggled and failed many times in their lives
but they kept working hard to achieve and eventually they were successful. By
learning about their struggles, you can motivate yourself to keep working hard
even when nothing seems to be working.
● Do not copy your role model completely because they also tend to make mistakes.
Use them as a guide and Create your own style Do not lose yourself in the attempt
to follow the example of your role model. Adopt the characteristics you would
like most to improve about yourself while keeping the rest of you as you are.
Every person in life has a role model who inspires them when they are low and
motive them through their actions and achievements. To me a role model is a
person who has positively influenced someone in life and is not a person filled with
selfishness and greed. They help shape someone's personality, and characteristics.
They are people who someone can look up to for advice in a hard situation and
know that they will give those words of wisdom.
Monisha Bai
III B. Com ‘B’
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Crafting my life through the “Pioneers of English Literature”
hat is it like to fall in love or
have a deep state of inclination
over which your passion is
hidden? Well, this captivates me straight
to the topic which evokes me as an
individual, with a slightest coy. The
oxford dictionary defines literature as to,
“written works, especially those
considered of superior or lasting artistic
merit”
Let us start with where it all begun.
Primarily, scholars have often disagreed
concerning when written record-keeping
became more like “literature” than
anything else; the definition is largely
subjective. To dive deep inside, when the
Library of Alexandria in 1st century BC
was destructed, the innumerable key texts
are believed to have been lost forever to
the flames. Though which many
prominent and successive literature artists
came to rise. It is often a roller-coaster
ride for a girl who is etched with authentic
values which are “old school type” by
millennial era to revive through it all.
Wise men say things that we search for
are searching us too. I, who was thriving
to squeeze out some of the good old books
from the so called, middle age literature
era, came across the book which read,
“HOPE is the thing with feather”. Yes,
this book gave me the next level thrive to
connect the missing dots. To be able to
fathom the bulk of Emily Dickinson’s
work took me far from reality. She herself
stood as a doughty and prominent woman
in my sub conscious.
I being a happy monkey to be influenced
by such a versatile persona began
exploring more when I was about, 15
years old. Universe unfolded me many of
her epic writings such as “Success is
counted sweetest”, “Because I could not
stop for death”, “I’m nobody, who are
you?” and very many. I could then
understand the drive of people reading
books. To be honest, these are the ones
fortunately are my all-time favourites; not
because they are big and have interesting
stories, but because it could inspire and
provoke a million reasons to live better
and have strong roots. My bijou cerebrum
had a rapid as well as substantial repairing
done inside. For most people around the
world, our first serious encounter with
literature comes from school. I very
vividly remember my English teacher in
my mid school had asked me to interpret a
couple of paragraphs from the very one
“Romeo and Juliet”. I for the first time
ever was so head over heels in love with
the draw up, that I was taken back for a
second. I mean, for how deep of a love
can a person be able to transcribe and
compose words which can stand up for
eternities long. Cut to few weeks later, I
had completed the entire book while my
countdowns for annual exams had already
set about. Every step I was taking to
explore more, bought me much closer
than I could ever think of. I had a sense of
stimulation on reading more such English
literature. From the master mentor
Shakespeare to the contemporary poets
Rupi Kaur and Amber Tamblyn, everyone
has had had a tremendous impact on me,
as a new gen myself.
Ever since I was small, stories have been a
part of my life. It is a sure shot that stories
like ‘The tales of peter rabbit’ and ‘The
very hungry caterpillar’ were me en route
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to another world. Everybody would have
experienced it in one way or the other. To
say the least, not much has changed and
on most nights, I love to read- to find the
escape away from reality. But literature is
more than that. It has transcended time
and is still with us, forming critical parts
of today’s curriculums. Being able to
empathize with a group of characters
written on a page is categorical and from
an individual’s perspective a necessary
skill. Additionally, the ability to sense
themes and messages opens us up to
another way of thinking. Literature
becomes a vessel. We can vouch for how
undeniable the impact of literature in
modern society has been. I personally feel,
literature acts as a form of expression for
each individual author. We are blessed to
come across some books which allow us
to better understand the world we live in.
As social beings, we easily get connected
to the psyche of authors through their
stories. To prove the very statement, a
Gulf article says, “In an era of modern
media, such as television and movies,
people are misled into thinking that every
question or problem has its quick
corrections or solutions. However,
literature confirms the real complexity of
human conflict”.
Even today the criticism, doubtful
choices, backlashes and to all the layers of
negativity has the piece of values from
literature helped me to overpower my self-
esteem and re-think my existence. It
indeed reflects humanity and a way for us
to understand each other. In fact, literature
is what we have always used to connect
with each other individually. It is often a
substantial tool to write our identity as
humans and make a record of our time.
However, literature is not just books.
Books are merely the tool to write
literature. It is a concept of its own. The
kind of impact literature has given us
through the pantheons in the
contemporary society is huge. It majorly
has a solution to every problem ever
raised. When we read literature from
another period, from another country, and
if it is analysed correctly, it takes us back
directly to them. It is like time travelling.
This is a superpower for many fields,
especially history. Though social media
takes away all the time and credit to
connect people across the globe, literature
and the core values taught by literary
pantheons makes us connect with humans
from other societies, it makes humans
from one society connect to another.
Literature has often stood up to raise the
voice to love, longing and the sorrow of
losing someone.
Literature teaches us how to live. It takes
years to acquire so much wisdom that a
single book of literary merit instils in a
reader. Studying human condition is not
enough. One must feel that condition to
gain wisdom. Literature of any form or by
means provides for a richer life. No other
form of learning brings the enrichment
that reading brings. There is nothing
wrong in calling literature as the torch
bearer that has helped humans across
globe to overcome the darkness of
savagery. For example, in the absence of
the great Ramayana, Mahabharata and the
Vedas India would not have been called
Golden Bird. Similarly, what makes
Greece the mother of European
civilization is its great literature.
I am a firm believer that the pantheons of
literature have not only thrown their parts
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of knowledge to us but also, have paved a
way for humankind in becoming more
righteous for whatever they do. Literature
itself has never been for another purpose.
It has always been the same since our very
beginnings in this planet earth. It is truly a
timeless thing. So, in the words of
Tolstoy, without literature “men would be
like wild beasts” because it endows an
understanding, empathy in the reader,
even for someone who is much separated
to him by time and distance. The strong
pantheons from literature (of any kind) are
always holding us firm in picking up the
guiltless tasks and have taught us ever
since to follow our conscious. They unite
mankind and keeps us connected.
Padma Priya. S
III B
PATIENCE IS THE KEY TO SUCCESS….!
nce upon a time in a village
there were two brothers, they
were priests, and they spent
most of the time in temple. Elder one
was always spending his time in the
temple worshipping God & collecting
the money from the devotees. The
younger one was not so interested in
making money as he felt that God is
watching us.
One day evening there was a heavy
rainfall. The water level increased and
the river which was flowing near the
temple flooded. Water started entering
the temple. The two brothers rushed
inside the temple to save the idol &
valuables, but it was not possible. They
both went to the tip of the temple &
started praying to God to help them.
The elder brother becomes nervous when
the younger brother told not to lose
patience. He started praying to God; but
the elder brother became more nervous.
When the water reached his feet, he told
his younger brother that “There is no
God and no one will save us. I will swim
& safeguard myself. If you want to come
jump into the water & try to swim.” But
the current of water dragged him & he
was not able to swim. On the other hand,
the younger brother without losing
patience & hope, continued his prayer.
Within a second a boat reached that spot
and saved the younger one’s life.
Unfortunately, the elder brother lost his
life. If the elder brother had patience &
trust on God, he would not have lost his
life.
Today’s youth do not have patience.
They do not think before they act. If we
do any work with patience, we will be
successful. The moral of the story is
before doing any work we should work
patiently to succeed.
- N. GAYATHRI MONICA
- III B. Com
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The Moonlight Bae
She wears the night
like a mantle of mystery,
It is colours stolen from
crow feathers and obsidian.
In sweet solitude of mind,
she listens to wind secrets,
uttering truth the fragile one,
and echoes of distant star songs.
sipping into the moonlight magic,
and the rich golden hum,
with her mellifluous intentions
from the heart of the universe,
there shall she find her wings
in the cocoon of velvet darkness.
The Statuesque Soul
-Padma Priya. S
III B Com
She was not the kind of beautiful
Where you keep staring and wowing.
She is the kind of beautiful were,
she watches sweet movies and brushes away tears,
Then she attempts to write sappy poetry.
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She screams in her singing,
When nobody is home,
then she quickly gets back to her comfort song,
humming her tune all day.
She gets completely absorbed in the books,
Then she feels shattered when it all ends.
She would never abandon a ‘true friend’
mother of all empathy and nurture.
She was the kind of beautify who seeks,
beauty in unworthy people,
life in dead and colour in the pitch dark.
Tired was she protecting her heart from the unknown,
Nevertheless “you got this” whispered her soul.
She was the kind of beautiful that who wakes up early and brushes away the slightest of
la-di-da persona.
She was the kind of beautiful that bites her nails to nubs because hey, she gets owns
anxiety too.
She is the kind of beautiful and wanders to be destiny’s child in any red-letter day.
She is the kind of beautiful,
that is not exactly gorgeous, but Beautiful.
The Truth about Sanskrit
Sanskrit is the mother of all Indian
languages and a sister of all the European
languages and with its knowledge; we can
learn most of the current world languages
easily. Those who are yet to know
Sanskrit do not examine carefully before
leaving what they hear. These are some of
the misconceptions about Sanskrit:
*Sanskrit is no longer in Vogue and that it
is not and can never be a spoken language.
*Sanskrit is a language of the scriptures
and that only the people of certain
professions like pundits and priests study
it to understand and help perform rituals.
Many believe that it has no use in our
daily routine or for the common man.
❖ Since it is used in the scriptures
(the language of gods), it is sacred
and consequent of this, committing
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mistakes in Sanskrit is simple and
cannot be excused.
❖ Only the scholars can use it
because, using it, one needs to
master the whole grammar which is
highly complicated and learn it's
vocabulary which is again endless.
❖ There is a lot of memory to learn
Sanskrit and even its learning is
very difficult, monotonous, and
boring.
Falling prey to these widespread miss
conception people give up after. Some
trial or never try to own this treasure of
human wisdom stored in Sanskrit
literature.
On the contrary there are many virtues
and advantages Sanskrit language and its
literature have to offer to all –
● Sanskrit is the oldest language our
planet. Hence in its study and
research we see a wonderful
history passing through many
millennia.
● It is a natural language and is
phonetic. We write Sanskrit exactly
as we speak it there are no silent
letters either in contrast to Sanskrit,
one cannot read many English
words properly unless he knows
English to a certain extent.
● There is only one set of alphabets
in Sanskrit which avoids many
complexities of writing capital,
small and italic letters.
● Sanskrit sentence structure is
flexible. Hence every student has
more freedom in composing
sentences in Sanskrit.
● There is infinity in its word
formation possibilities, and they
are all well-structured and
computerized, long before
computers came into use.
● Virtually everything, includes those
subjects which are technical like
science, engineering, medicine,
grammar, philosophy, law is in
poetry, easy to memory and to
quote them melodiously.
● Since both Sanskrit and the
computer have less irregularities,
their combination should work
marvellously for the benefit of
mankind.
● Sanskrit literature is unique in its
overwhelming poetic character.
● There are lots of English words that
are inspired by Sanskrit.
Sandhya V. Raikar III B Com
वद
वदः खल मानवमातरसय पराचीनतमः शबदमयो जञानराशशः। वदशबदसय अरथः जञानमव । वदष मनततराः
सशनतत । तष मनततरष आधयाशममक तरा च जीवनसय वयावहाररक जञान सशममशलतम। यदद वय
कसयशचत जनसय समाजसय वा कतथवयशवषय धमथशवषय वा ककशचत जञातशमचछामसतदा तत सव
वदष उपलभयत । अतएव भगवता मनना मनसमतौ साधकत “वदोऽशखलो धमथमलम ।
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वदष पराचीनतम कावय दशयत । “असय शवशवसय सशटः कदा कन साधनन कन वा परषण कता’
इमयशसमन शवषय वदष । शवचाररतम । काः शकतयः ससार कर कायथ समपादयशनतत इशत वदयशत वदः
। वदनोचयत यत सवथमतद जगत यजञमय वतथत । मनषयः मनसा कर शवचारयशत, कर परमशवरः
सवषा जीवाना सञचालन करोशत, कर च सवथजञः सः सव जानाशत इमयतत सव वदाः बोधयशनतत ।
राजञा वयवहारशवषय, अधयापकाना महततवशवषय, वयापाररणामाचरणशवषय, सवषा सवासयशवषय
च महत जञान वदष लभयत ।।
असमाक शववाहनामकरणचडाकमाथददष ससकारष समसतभारतवष वदमनततराणामवोचचारण दियत ।
परमयक शहनतदधमाथवलशमबना-बालनाशप वददको गायतरीमनततरोऽवशयमचचायथत ।
Varsha P
I B Com, ‘A’ sec
Relationship between Ramakrishna & Swami Vivekananda
he relationship between
Ramakrishna and Vivekananda
began in November 1881 when
they met at the house of Surendra Nath
Mitra. Ramakrishna asked Narendranath
(the pre-monastic name of Vivekananda)
to sing. Impressed by his singing talent, he
invited him to Dakshineswar. Narendra
accepted the invitation and went to
Dakshinewsar to meet Ramakrishna. The
meeting proved to be a turning point in the
life of Narendranath. Initially Narendra
did not accept Ramakrishna as his master
and found him "mono maniac", but
eventually he became one of closest
people in his life. Ramakrishna reportedly
shaped the personality of Narendranath
and prepared him to dedicate his life to
serve the humanity. After the death of
Ramakrishna, Narendra and his other
monastic disciples established their first
monastery at Baranagar.
The message of Advaita Vedanta
philosophy, the Hinduism tenet, inspired
by Ramakrishna, the nineteenth century
doyen of revival of Hinduism, was ably
and convincingly transmitted by
Vivekananda his illustrious disciple first
at the Parliament of the World's Religions
held from 23 September 1893 at Chicago
and thus began the impressive propagation
of the Ramakrishna movement throughout
the United States. (Also included in the
message of this movement was on four
yogas). The two men there upon launched
the Ramakrishna Mission and established
the Ramakrishna Math to perpetuate this
message and over the years the two
organizations have worked in tandem to
promote what is popularly called the
Ramakrishna Order and this legacy has
been perpetuated not only to the western
world but to the masses in India to this
day.
Vivekananda who was an unknown monk
on the US soil on 23 September 1893
before the start of the Parliament became
overnight a celebrity.
Yashaswini. K M
I B Com
T
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ಆರಯಭಟ
ಆರಯಭಟ ಕರ.ಶ.476 ರಲಲ ಅಷಮಕದಲಲ ಜನಸದದು. ನಂತರ ಜೀವಸದದು ಕದಸದಮಪುರದಲಲ. ಆರಯಭಟನ ವಯಾಖಯಾನಕಯರ ಒ೦ದನರ ಭಯಸಕರನ ಅಭಪಯರದಲಲ ಈ ಕದಸದಮಪುರ ಇ೦ದನ ಪಯಟಯಾ (ಪಯಟಲಲಪುತ). ಆರಯಭಟ ತನಾ ಮದಖಾ ಕೃತಯಯದ "ಆರಯಭಟೀರ"ದಲಲಭೂಮ ತನಾ ಅಕಷದ ಸದತತಲೂ ಸದತದತವ ಬಗರ ಬಗ ಗಣತದ ಮತದತ ಖಗೂೀಳಶಯಸದ ಬಗ ತನಾ ಸದಯಾ೦ತಗಳನದಾ ಮ೦ಡಸದ. ಹಯಗಯೀ ಎಲ ಗಹಗಳೂ ಸೂರಯನ ಸದತತಲೂ ಸದತದತವ ಕಕಷಗಳ ಬಗರೂ ಮಯಹತರನದಾ ಒದಗಸದ. ಹಯಗಯಗ ಆರಯಭಟನ ಸರವಯಾಹ ಸದಯಾ೦ತ ಸೂರಯಕೀ೦ದೀರವಯದದದು. ಈ ಪುಸತಕ ನಾಲಕು ಭಾಗಗಳಾಗ ವ೦ಗಡತವಾಗದ:
• ಖಗೂೀಳಶಯಸರದ ಸರ ಸ೦ಖಾಗಳು ಮತದತ ತಕೂೀನಮತರ ಬಗ ಆರಯಭಟನ ಫಲಲತಯ೦ಶಗಳು.
• ಖಗೂೀಳಶಯಸರದ ಲಕಯಕಚಯರಕಕ ಅಗತಾವಯದ ಗಣತ • ಕಯಲದ ವ೦ಗಡಣ ಮತದತ ಗಹಗಳ ರೀಖಯ೦ಶಗಳನದಾ ಲಕಕ ಹಯಕಲದ ಬೀಕಯದ
ಸದಯಾ೦ತಗಳು. • ತಕೂೀನಮತ ಮತದತ ಗಹಣಗಳನದಾ ಲಕಕ ಹಯಕಲದ ಬೀಕಯದ ಫಲಲತಯ೦ಶಗಳು.
ಈ ಕೃತರಲಲ ಆರಯಭಟ ಒಂದದ ದನವನದಾ ಸೂರೀಯದರದ೦ದ ಆರ೦ಭವಯಗದವುದ೦ದದ ಲಕಕಕಕ ತಗದದಕೂ೦ಡರ, ತನಾ ಇನೂಾ೦ದದ ಕೃತಯಯದ "ಆರಯಭಟ-ಸದಯಾ೦ತ"ದಲಲ ದನದ ಆರ೦ಭವನದಾ ಮಧಾರಯತಯಯಗ ಪರಗಣಸದಯುನ. ಆರಯಭಟನ ಲಕಯಕಚಯರದ೦ತ, ಭೂಮ 1582237500 ಬಯರ ತರದಗಲದ ತಗದದಕೂಳುುವ ಸಮರ ಚ೦ದ 57753,336 ಬಯರ ತರದಗದವ ಸಮರಕಕ ಸಮ. ಇದದ ಖಗೂೀಳಶಯಸರದ ಒಂದದ ಮೂಲಭೂತ ಸ೦ಖಾರನದಾ ಅಳರಲದ ದಯರ ಮಯಡಕೂಟತದ: 1582237500/57757776= 27.964693572. ಇದದ ಆಧದನಕ ಗಣತದ ಸಹಯರದ೦ದ ಲಕಕ ಹಯಕರದ ಮಲಾಕಕ ಬಹಳ ಹತತರವದ. ಗಣತದ ಇನೂಾ೦ದದ ಮೂಲಭೂತ ಸರಸ೦ಖಾಯಯದ π (ಪೈ) ನ ಲಕಯಕಚಯರಕಕ ಆರಯಭಟ ಇದನದಾ ತಳಸದತಯತನ: "ನೂರಕಕ ನಯಲಕನದಾ ಸೀರಸ, ಎ೦ಟರ೦ದ ಗದಣಸ, 62,000ಸೀರಸ, ಬ೦ದದುನದಾ20,000 ದ೦ದ ಭಯಗಸ." ಇದರ೦ದ ಗಣಸಬಹದದಯದ π ನ ಮಲಾ 62832/20,000 = 3.1416 ಮೊದಲ ನಯಲದಕ ದಶಮಯ೦ಶ ಸಯನಗಳಗ ಈ ಮಲಾ ಸರಯಯದದದದ.
Arpitha H.S
III B Com, A Sec
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चाणकय
चाणकयः यः मौयथवशपररमराजञः चदरगपतसय मनततरीसहायक: च आसीत । सः कौरिलयः वा शवषणगपतः
इशत नामभयाम अशप परशसदधः आसीत । सः पराचीनभारतसयपरशसदधतम: किनीशतजञोऽभवत । तसय
साहाययन एव चनतदरगपतन ननतदराजयम अवसराशपतम मौयथवश:सराशपत:च । चाणकय: अरथशासतरम
इशत पसतकसय लखको आसीत । राजनीमया तसय नीशतः चाणकयनीशत: इशत नामना परशसदधा अशसत
।चाणकयसय शपता चणकः कशचनबराहमणः आसीत । बालय चाणकयः सवाथन वदान शासतराशण च
अपठत। पर सः नीशतशासतरम एव इचछशत सम । सः यौवन तकषशीलायाम अवसत। एकदा सः
मगधसय राजञा धनननतदन लशघितः आसीत । अतः चाणकयः धनाननतदम परशत परतीकारम ऐचछत ।
चाणकयः धीरण चनतदरगपतमौयण शमशलमवा त ससहासन सरापशयतम अशचनततयत । एका माता
सवपतराय अिधयत। सा उवाच " पतर! मवम दकमरथम एतद उषणम अपपम मधयभागात अखादत ।
अपपम तसय कोणात खाद" इशत । तसयाः वचनाशन शरमवा चाणकयः उपायम अकरोत। सः
ननतदराजयसय सीमाः पररमम अजयत । ततः सः चनतदरगपतमौय ससहासन सरापशयमवा तम अरकषत ।
शवशाखदततसय नािकम मदरराकषस चाणकयसय चररत करयशत ।
Bhoomika M V
I B.Com `A’ Sec
Draupadi raupadi daughter of Drupada is
the most important female
character in the most important
female character in the Hindu epic, king
Drupada of panchala had been defeated
by the Pandava prince Arjuna on behalf
of Drona, who subsequently took half his
kingdom. To gain revenge on Drona, he
performed a yajna called Putrakamghti
yajna to obtain a means of blessing him.
From the sacrificial fire, Draupadi
emerged as a beautiful young woman
after her sibling Dhrishtadyumna. When
she emerged from the fire a heavenly
voice said that she could bring about the
destruction of the kuru line. Draupadi is
described in the Mahabharata as a very
beautiful woman.
Drupada intended to wed his daughter to
Arjuna, upon hearing of the Pandavas
supposed death at varnauata, he set up a
Swayamvara contest for Draupadi to
choose her husband from the competitive
contest. At the Swayamvara, almost all
the assorted monarchs were unable to
complete the challenge. There are three
primary variations regarding Karma’s
participation. Draupadi refusing to marry
karna on account of being a Suta, other
versions describe him failing to string
the bow by the “breadth of a hair”.
In the end, Arjuna succeeds in the task,
dressed as a Brahmin. As the other
attendees, including the Kauravas,
protest at a Brahmin winning the
competition and attack Arjuna and
Bhima protect Draupadi and are able to
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retreat. When Draupadi arrives with the
five Pandavas to meet Kunti, they inform
her that Arjuna won alms, to which
Kunti says “share the alms equally”.
This motherly command leads the five
brothers to become the five husbands of
Draupadi.
The key incident is often considered to
mark a definitive moment in the story of
Mahabharata. It is one of the driving
reasons that ultimately led to the
Kurukshetra war. Together with his
maternal uncle shakuni, duryodhana
conspired to call on the pandavas to
hastinapur and win there kingdom in a
game of gambling. Shakuni had a magic
dice that would never disobey his will, as
they were from the bones of shakuni’s
father. As the game proceeds
yudhishthira loses him, he subsequently
gambles away Sahdev, Arjuna, and
Bheema. Finally, yudhishthira puts
himself at stake ana loses again for
Duryodhana the humiliation of the
Pandavas was not complete. He prouds
Yudhishthira that he has not lost
everything yet, he still has Draupadi with
him and if he wishes he can win
everything back by putting Draupadi at
stake. He puts Draupadi up as a bet for
the next round and Shakuni wins.
Draupadi was horrified after hearing that
she was staked in the game and now is a
slave for Duryodhana. Draupadi questions
Yudhishthira's right on her as he had lost
himself first and she was still the queen.
Duryodhana commands his younger
brother Dushyasana to bring her into the
court, forcefully if he must. He drags
Draupadi to the court by the hair. Seeing
this Bhima pledges to cut off
Dushyasana's hands, as they touched
Draupadi's hair. Duryodhana bares and
hats his thigh looking into Draupadi’s eyes
implying that she should sit on his thigh.
The only Kauravas who object to the
disrobing of Draupadi in the court are
Vikrana and Vidira Gandhari enters the
scene and counsels Dhritarashtra to undo
her son’s misdeeds. Fearing the ill-omens,
Dhritarashtra interuenes and grants
Draupadi a boon, Draupadi asks that her
husband yudhishthira be freed from
bondage so her son Prativindhya would
not be called a slave. In order to pacify her
further, Dhritarashtra offers a second
boom. Calmly she asks for the freedom of
the Pandavas along with their weapons.
When Dhritarashtra asks her for her third
wish, she reminds him that a Kshatriya
woman can seek only two wishes, there
would be a sign of greed. Dhritarashtra
gives them back their wealth and grants
them permission to go home.
Having restored their pride and wealth the
Pandavas and Draupadi leave for
Indraprastha, only to receive another
invitation for a game of dice. In which the
loser would be given an exit of 12 years
followed by a year Agnathavas, meaning
“ leaving in incognito”. Yudhishthira yet
again accepts the invitation and loses and
goes on a exile with his brothers and wife
Draupadi
.
Swathi.N S
II B.com
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गगानदी असमाक दश सवाथस नदीष गगा अशतशरषठा परधाना पशवतरतमा च वतथत । इयम शहमालयात शनःसमय
बगोपसागर पतशत । असयाः पावन ति शवशालाः पराचीनाः नगयथः शसरताः सशनतत, यरा-हररदधारः,
परयागः, वाराणसी, पािशलपतरादद । असमाक सभयता-ससकशत एष नगरष उननता जाता । गगा एव
भारतवषथसय धारमथक शवचारधारायाः पाररचाशयका अशसत । शचरकाल-रशकषतऽशप गगाजल
कीिाणवः परभवशनतत । अतएव गगानदी शनमया पजनीय, वनतदनीया, सवनीया च । भारतीयाः जनाः
गगायाः जलसय मातर सवन न कवथशनतत अशपत दववत पजयशनतत च । गगासमरणमातरण पापः शशरः
धनोशत इशत कयत ।
Charitha S S
I B.Com `A’ Sec
Krishna and Balarama
Krishna, who was most popular of all In
Indian divinities worshipped in eighth
incarnation? He was the Avatar of Hindu
god Vishnu. He was born into the Yadava
clan, the son of Vasudeva and Devaki.
Baladeva (Balarama):
He is the divine son of Vasudeva by his
wife Rohini. He is also known as Rohini
Nandana, the beloved son of Rohini.
Lord Krishna and lord Baladeva were
constant companions from their very
childhood, although they were
stepbrothers. He is the plenary
manifestation of the supreme personality
of godhead, and therefore he is as and
powerful as lord Krishna. He belongs to
the Vishnu-tattva. He attended the
Swayamvara ceremony of Draupadi along
with Sri-Krishna.
When Subhadra was kidnapped by Arjuna
by the organized plan of Sri Krishna.
Baladeva was very angry with Arjuna and
wanted to kill him at once. Sri Krishna,
for the sake of his dear friend fell at the
feet of lord Baladeva and implored him to
be so angry with the Kauravas, and he
wanted to throw their whole city into the
depths of the Yamuna. But the Kauravas
satisfied him by surrendering unto his
divine lotus feet.
He was the seventh son of Devaki prior to
the birth of lord Krishna, but by the will of
the lord he was transferred to the womb of
Rohini to escape the wrath of Kamsa. His
other name is therefore sankarsana, who is
also the plenary position of Sri Baladeva.
Because he is as powerful as lord Krishna
and can bestow spritual power to the
devotees. He is therefore as Baladeva.
In the Vedas also it is enjoined that no one
can know the supreme lord without being
favoured by Baladeva. Bala means
spirituals strength, not physical. Some less
intelligent persons interpet bala as the
strength of the body. But no one can have
spiritual realization by physical strength
physical strength ends with the end of
physical body, but spritual strength
follows the spirit soul to the next
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transmigration, and therefore the strength
obtained by Baladeva is never wasted.
The strength is eternal, and thus Baladeva
is the original spiritual master of all the
devotees.
Sri Baladeva was also a class friend of
lord Sri Krishna as a student of Sandipani
Muni. In this childhood he killed many
asuras along with Sri Krishna, and
specifically he killed the Dhenukasura at
Talavana.
During the Kurukshetra battle, He
remained neutral and he tried his best not
to bring about the flight. He was in favour
of Duryodhana but still he remained
neutral when there was a club-fight
between Duryodhana and Bhimasena. He
was present on the spot. He was angry at
Bhimasena when the latter struck
Duryodhana on the thigh or below the
beet, and he wanted to retaliate the unfair
action. Lord Sri Krishna saved Bhima
from his wrath. But he left the place at
once, being disgusted at Bhimasena, and
after his departure Duryodhana fell to the
ground to meet his death.
The funeral ceremony of Abhimanyu, the
son of Arjuna, was performed by him, as
he was the maternal uncle. It was
impossible to be performed by any one of
the Pandavas, who were all overhelmed
with grief. At the last stage, the departed
from this world by producing a great
white shake from his mouth, and thus he
was carried by sesanaga in the shape of a
serpent.
Sushmitha.M
II B Com
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Teachers who participated in National and Inter - National Conferences/Seminars/Symposia/Workshops etc.,
Sl. Name of the Conference/ Seminar/ Date Participated
Name of the paper/s
No. Teacher Symposia Workshop etc., as
presented etc.,
1 Prof.R.Madhavi Principal,
"Symposium on the Draft National Education Policy 2019" organised by RBANM's First Grade College, in association with Centre for Educational and Social Studies (CESS) and BU First Grade College Principal's Association
29th June 2019
Panel Member ---
attended Principals' Conclave on "Value Education: Challenges and the way forward An Interaction" organised by Bangalore University in association with Disha
3rd July 2019
Delegate ---
Faculty Development Program - "AQAR - Writing & Submission under revised NAAC Guideline" organised by MLAFGCW, Bengaluru
27th August 2019
Delegate ---
attended Conference on "How we can make a Nation of Industry Ready Students" organised by Edutech Review Events Company
29th August 2019 Delegate
---
One Day Seminar on " College Administration - Principal Ship New Challenges" organised by BU First
5th October 2019 Delegate
---
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Grade College Principals Association and Department of Commerce, and Bengaluru Central University.
4th India Edition of Education Innovation Conference in Bangalore by EPG Economic and Strategy Consulting Group at Vivanta by Taj, MG Road, Bengaluru
19th November 2019 Delegate
---
Safe Conference organised by Commissioners Office, Bangalore
6th December 2019
Delegate ---
2 Dr.Rekha H .G
RDA International Conference on " Advances in Business Management, Digital Economy, Research & Technology organised by Research Development Association in Association with Rajasthan Chamber of Commerce & Industry & Jaipur Management Association (Affiliated to AIMA) Rajasthan
27th & 28th July 2019
Best Paper Award
Happiness and Academic Performance of the Girl Students at Undergraduate Level
Symposium on the "Draft New Education Policy-2019" organised by AIMS in association with Centre for Educational and Social Studies (CESS) , Bangalore
20th June 2019
Delegate
2 Dr.Rekha H .G
Faculty Development Program - "AQAR - Writing & Submission under
27th August 2019
Delegate ---
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revised NAAC Guideline" organised by MLAFGCW, Bengaluru
One day Curriculum Orientation Programme for 2nd Semester B.Com (Regular) organised by St.Francis College,
11th February 2020
Resource Persons
One day Curriculum Orientation program for II Semester BBA (Regular) subjects organised by the Bengaluru Central University at BMS College for Women, Basavangudi, Bengaluru.
27th February 2020 Resource Person
3 Dr.N.Ushadevi
"Hypothesis Testing held on 20th May 2019 at Ramaiah Institute of Business Studies
20th May 2019 Resource Person
RDA International Conference on "Advances in Business Management, Digital Economy, Research & Technology organised by Research Development Association in Association with Rajasthan Chamber of Commerce & Industry & Jaipur Management Association, Jaipur, Rajasthan
27th & 28th July 2019 Best Paper Award
The Experience of Non-English Knowing Bangaloreans with Online Purchases
27th & 28th July 2019
Chairperson & Keynote Speaker,
Faculty Development Program - "AQAR - Writing & Submission under revised NAAC Guideline" organised by MLAFGCW, Bengaluru
27th August 2019
Delegate
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Curriculum Orientation Program for 1st Semester B.Com (Regular) Subjects of Bengaluru Central University organised by Janatha Education Society (Regd) Vivekananda Degree College in association with PG Department of Commerce, BCU, BU Teachers Council of Comm & Mgt
2nd August 2019
Resource Person
MTC Global Educate Empower Elevate organised 9th WORLD EDU SUMMIT, Bangalore
7th Sept 2019
Delegate
Presentation Session - The World Congress on Women - 2019" Celebrating the Past, Planning for the Future" organised by BIO Genesis Health Cluster , Bengaluru
8th Sept'2019
Paper Presenter
A Study on Antecedents and Consequents of Work-Life Balance of Working Women Based in Bangalore City
3 Dr.N.Ushadevi
International Conference on "Happiness in Higher Education for Excellence and Holistic Development" organised by Jain Deemed to be University, Bangalore
21st November 2019
Best Paper Award
Impact of happiness on academic achievements
RDA International Conference on "Multidisciplinary Research & Global Innovation in Social Sciences, Management, Business, Education, Tourism &
23rd & 24th November 2019
Best Paper Award
Quality in Service Sector with Reference to Higher Education and its Impact on Later Life
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Technology organised by Research Development Association in Association with Rajasthan Chamber of Commerce & Industry & Jaipur Management Association,
Success among Corporates in Bangalore City
International Conference on "Multidisciplinary Research in Global Challenges and Perspectives of Sustainable Development" organised by St.Jerome's College, Kanyakumari Tamilnadu
21st December 2019
Paper Presenter
A Study on the Disruption caused by online sales among the Retailers in Bangalore
Guest Lecture on " Water Conservation" organised by REVA University, Bangalore.
31st January 2020
Resource Person
2nd World Entrepreneurship SUMMIT - 2020 organised by NEW Horizon College of Engineering
8th Feb'2020
Resource Person
"water Resource Management in India"
4th International Conference on "Emerging Global Trends in Accounting, Finance & Taxation" organised by JAIN (Deemed-To-Be-University)
27th February 2020
Chairperson
One day Curriculum Orientation program for II Semester BBA (Regular) subjects organised by the Bengaluru Central University at BMS College for Women,
27th February 2020 Resource Person
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Basavangudi, Bengaluru.
FDP on "Customs Act and Tax under e-Environment" organised by Jindal College for Women 12.03.2020 Resource Person
International Multi Disciplinary Conference in Science, Technology Business, Management & Liberal Arts (IMCSTBMLA) 2020 jointly organized by MTC Global, India & Dhaka International University, Bangladesh
10th April 2020 Paper Presenter
An Empirical Study on Human Resource Practices in Sericulture Units in Karnataka
FDP on Online Training Programme Data Analysis & Academic Writing using open source organised by CAREs Mentor, Bangalore
10.4 to 10.5 2020 Delegate
4 Dr.Bhavani H
Curriculum Orientation Program for B.Com 1st Semester (regular) Subjects organized by Bengaluru Central University, BUTCCM and Vivekananda Degree College
2nd August 2019 Resource Person
Faculty Development Program - "AQAR - Writing & Submission under revised NAAC Guideline" organised by MLAFGCW, Bengaluru
27th August 2019
Delegate
Syllabus Orientation Program for BBA " Strategic Management: - 1st Semester organised
30th August 2019
Resource Person
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by BCU and BUTCCM
One day Curriculum Orientation Programme for 2nd Semester BB.Com (Regular) organised by St.Francis College,
11th February 2020
Resource Persons
Conference of Indian Industry in association with Queensland India Office organised a session on the "Queensland's Excellence Showcase at NASSCOM, Domlur
20th February 2020
Delegate
5 Dr.Rani Sandhu
Symposium on the "Draft New Education Policy-2019" organised by AIMS Institutes in association with Centre for Educational and Social Studies (CESS), Bangalore.
20th June 2019
Delegate
Faculty Development Program - "AQAR - Writing & Submission under revised NAAC Guideline" organised by MLAFGCW, Bengaluru
27th August 2019
Delegate
Workshop on "NIRF Ranking - Focus on Data Capturing System for Higher Educational Institutions organised by NMKRV College for Women
20th November 2019
Delegate
International Multidisciplinary Symposium on SVASTHYA - Way of Wellness organised
25th February 2020 Delegate
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by Bishop Cotton Women's Christian College
6 Sri.Umesha H G
One Day workshop on "National Educational Policy - 2019" organised by Vivekananda Degree College.
25th July 2019
Delegate
delivered a speech on " janapadha sahithya mathu varthamana" organised by St.Claret College, Bangalore
31.7.2019 Resource Person
Faculty Development Program - "AQAR - Writing & Submission under revised NAAC Guideline" organised by MLAFGCW, Bengaluru
27th August 2019
Delegate
One day Multi Language National Conference organised by MA Academy of Higher Learning on " Social Transformation Through Literature"
18th October 2019
Paper Presenter
vachana sahityadhali Aadhyathmika mathu samajeka chinthane
One day District AIDS Prevention and Control Unit BBMP , NSS Cell, Bengaluru Central University organised NSS Officer's Training Program for Red Ribbon Club Activity
20th January 2020
Delegate
One day State Level Seminar on Multi Languages organised by Bharatiya Samskriti Vidyapith Arts & Commerce College for Women, Vijayanagar,
3rd March 2020 Resource Person
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Bangalore
7 Smt.Mamatha M
RDA International Conference on "Advances in Business Management, Digital Economy, Research & Technology organised by Research Development Association in Association with Rajasthan Chamber of Commerce & Industry & Jaipur Management Association, Jaipur, Rajasthan
27th & 28th July 2019 Best Paper Award
Happiness and Academic Performance of the Girl Students at Undergraduate Level
Faculty Development Program - "AQAR - Writing & Submission under revised NAAC Guideline" organised by MLAFGCW, Bengaluru
27th August 2019
Delegate
Faculty Development Programme on "Income Tax -II" organised by Bharatiya Samskriti Vidyapitha Arts & Commerce College for Women
29th January 2020
Coordinator
Curriculum Orientation Program for 2nd Semester B.Com (Regular) Subjects of Bengaluru Central University organised by St.Francis College, Bangalore
11th February 2020
Delegate
8 Smt.Shruthi R
One Day 'Training & Placement Officer Summit' organised by IBS, Bengaluru
29th July 2019
Delegate
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Faculty Development Program - "AQAR - Writing & Submission under revised NAAC Guideline" organised by MLAFGCW, Bengaluru
27th August 2019
Delegate
One day workshop on Business Taxation organised by MES College of Arts, Commerce & Science
26th Oct'2019 Delegate
9 Smt.Swathi N C
Curriculum Orientation Program for 1st Semester B.Com (Regular) Syllabus of Bengaluru Central University held at Vivekananda Degree College,
2nd August 2019
Delegate
Faculty Development Program - "AQAR - Writing & Submission under revised NAAC Guideline" organised by MLAFGCW, Bengaluru
27th August 2019
Delegate
One day workshop on Business Taxation organised by MES College of Arts, Commerce & Science
26th Oct'2019
Delegate
10 Smt.Preema Dsa
One Day 'Training & Placement Officer Summit' organised by IBS, Bengaluru
29th July 2019
Delegate
Faculty Development Program - "AQAR - Writing & Submission under revised NAAC Guideline" organised by MLAFGCW, Bengaluru
27th August 2019
Delegate
"Curriculum orientation of B.Com and BBA all semester on Business Skill
12th September 2019
Delegate
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Development Courses" organised by Seshadripuram Institute of Commerce & Management, Bangalore.
11 Ms.Geethashri.R
Faculty Development Programme " Workshop on Pedagogy of new English Texts" organised by Department of English in Association with Bangalore University English Teachers' Association at Al-Ameen Arts, Science & Commerce College
31st July 2019
Delegate
Two Days Training Programme for YRC (Youth Red Cross) Programme Officers organised by Bengaluru Central University
30th & 31st August 2019
Delegate
Faculty Development Program - "AQAR - Writing & Submission under revised NAAC Guideline" organised by MLAFGCW, Bengaluru
27th August 2019
Delegate
12 Smt.Sumana H A
One day Workshop for Librarians on Implementation Challenges of RFID Technology & Koha ILMS at Presidency University, Bengaluru
13th July 2019
Delegate
Faculty Development Program - "AQAR - Writing & Submission under revised NAAC Guideline" organised by MLAFGCW,
27th August 2019
Delegate
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Bengaluru
Symposium on "The Future of Academic Libraries: technology, users and services" organised by Sheshadripuram Evening Degree College in collaboration with Karnataka State College Librarian's Association
9th November 2019 Delegate
One Day State Level Workshop on "Innovative Teaching Techniques for Visually Impaired in Higher Education: Sensitization and Training Program" organised by Govt.First Grade College
17th March 2020 Delegate
13 Smt.Shobha R
Faculty Development Program - "AQAR - Writing & Submission under revised NAAC Guideline" organised by MLAFGCW, Bengaluru
27th August 2019
Delegate
Workshop on "NIRF Ranking - Focus on Data Capturing System for Higher Educational Institutions organised by NMKRV College for Women
20th November 2019
Delegate
14 Ms.Umadevi N
"Curriculum orientation of B. Com and BBA all semester on Business Skill Development Courses" organised by Seshadripuram
12th September 2019 Delegate
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Institute of Commerce & Management, Bangalore.
Faculty Development Programme on "Income Tax -II" organised by Bharatiya Samskriti Vidyapitha Arts & Commerce College for Women
29th January 2020
Delegate
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Statement of Result for the year 2018 - 2019
Course
&
Semester
No.
of
Stud
ents
Appe
ared
Out
Sta
ndi
ng
(O)
First
Class
Exem
plary
(A+)
First
Class
Disti
nctio
n
(A)
First
Class
(B+)
High
Second
Class
(B)
Second
Class
(C)
Pass Total
Pass
%age
B. Com
I Sem 121 - 12 30 32 3 - - 77 63.%
B. Com
II Sem 121 - 22 41 33 2 - - 98 81%
B. Com
III Sem 165 2 32 49 33 3 - - 119 72%
B. Com
IV Sem 165 1 13 64 44 - - - 122 74%
B. Com
V Sem 178 4 45 64 38 6 - - 157 88%
B. Com
VI Sem 178 7 49 59 32 9 - - 156 87%
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OBITUARY
Those we love can never be more than a thought away; for as long as there is
a memory, they live on in our hearts
Triveni – 2017 – 2020
