“AWARENESS ON MOBILE ADDICTION, AND GOOD TOUCH AND BAD TOUCH”

Date: 28 October 2026
Day : Wednesday
Time : 11:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m
Event Organiser : Mr. Praveen N, SWC Officer, Mr. Changareddy, SWC coordinator
Venue : Higher Primary School, Chinagana Halli,
Participants :   SWC Members Participated -28,   School Students Participated -24

Introduction: The Student Welfare Council (SWC) of Sri Bhagawan Mahaveer Jain First Grade College, KGF, organised an outreach awareness programme at Higher Primary School, Chinagana Halli, on 28th October 2026. The programme was conducted to promote digital well-being and personal safety among school students.

Objectives of the Programme:

  • To create awareness about responsible and balanced mobile phone usage.
  • To explain the possible effects of excessive screen time and mobile phone addiction on learning, sleep, health, and relationships.
  • To encourage safe internet practices and caution while using mobile phones.
  • To help students understand personal boundaries and the difference between safe, appropriate touch and unsafe or unwanted touch.
  • To encourage students to speak to a trusted adult if they feel unsafe, uncomfortable, or need help.

Programme Proceedings: The session was conducted through presentations, explanations, and interactive discussion by SWC members. Students were sensitised to the importance of using mobile phones responsibly, limiting unnecessary screen time, and being cautious while accessing online content. The session also addressed personal safety, body boundaries, and the importance of telling a trusted adult when a touch or situation makes them uncomfortable. The topics were presented in a student-friendly manner suitable for the school audience.

Participation: A total of 52 participants were involved in the programme, comprising 28 Student Welfare Council members from Sri Bhagawan Mahaveer Jain First Grade College and 24 students from Higher Primary School, Chinagana Halli.

Outcome of the Programme:

  • The programme provided students with basic guidance on responsible mobile phone use and digital safety.
  • Students were introduced to the importance of personal boundaries and recognising uncomfortable or unsafe situations.
  • The outreach activity strengthened interaction between the college and the local school community.
  • The programme reflected the SWC’s commitment to student welfare, community engagement, and social awareness.

Conclusion: The outreach awareness programme at Higher Primary School, Chinagana Halli, was a community-oriented initiative aimed at promoting responsible technology use and personal safety among children. The participation of 28 SWC members and 24 school students supported meaningful educational interaction. The SWC extends its thanks to the school authorities for their cooperation in conducting the programme.

World Mental Health Day

Counselling Centre observed that “World Mental Health Day for degree students on 09th October 2026 at 10.00 A M to 0:05 P M in the Auditorium.

Prof. Dr. J. Mariadoss Psychologist, delivered On Mental Health, Dr. Rekha Sethi Principal, SBMJC, KGF Office Superintendent Mr. Babu SBMJC, KGF Mr. Praveen SWC Officer and Faculty Members were present.

Meaning of Mental Health: Mental health is a Multidimensional concept that refers to a human individual’s emotional and psychological well-being. It is the ability to respond to the many varies experiences of life with flexibility. It is the science that deals with human welfare and all fields of human relationship. It is the ability to make whole personal and social adjustment. It is a state of emotional, psychological and social wellbeing that affects how we think, feel and act.

Objectives of Mental Health: 1. To provide mental health care facility to every individual of specified population and specifically to those who are in need of it. 2. To ensure the availability and accessibility of minimum mental healthcare for all in the foreseeable future. 3. To encourage the application of mental health knowledge in general health care and in social development. 4. To advance community participation in the mental health service development. 5. To enhance human resources in mental health subspecialties.

    Outcomes of Mental Health:-

    1. Gain awareness and understanding of the definition of mental disorder contained within the MHA
    2. Understand the criteria for detention and appropriate treatment as defined in the MHA
    3. Be able to apply the Guiding  Principles in relation to appropriate treatment
    4. Understand how the age appropriate admission criteria will work

    Total number of students 138 and 05 Faculty Members participated.

    Vigilance Awareness Week 2026 By Integrity Club

    The students of SBMJFGC, KGF,  participated in the Extempore and Group Discussion competitions conducted by BEML Ltd., KGF, on 6th October 2026 as part of the observance of Vigilance Awareness Week 2026, based on the theme “Probity for Prosperity.”

    A total of seven students participated enthusiastically in the events and demonstrated their communication, confidence, critical-thinking, and public-speaking skills. The competitions provided the students with a valuable platform to express their views on issues related to integrity, ethics, accountability, and the responsibilities of youth in society.

    The event helped students understand the importance of probity, transparency, and ethical values in building a responsible and progressive society. Their participation also encouraged them to develop a greater sense of social responsibility and uphold integrity in their personal and academic career.

    AWARENESS PROGRAMME ON “BREAKING THE SILENCE”

    Organised by: Anti-Sexual Harassment Cell

    Date: 16 September 2026 Venue: Auditorium

    Theme: Breaking the Silence

    The Anti-Sexual Harassment Cell organised a Guest Talk and Awareness Programme on 16 September 2026 in the college auditorium on the theme “Breaking the Silence.” The programme aimed to create awareness among students about sexual harassment, depression, stress, emotional well-being, and the importance of seeking timely help and support.

    The programme commenced with a lamp-lighting ceremony, followed by a welcome address by the Student Coordinator, Ms. Sakeena, who warmly welcomed the gathering.

    The Faculty Coordinator, Harshini K J, briefed the students about the purpose of organising the awareness programme. She also created awareness about the Anti-Sexual Harassment Cell, its objectives and functions, and explained how the Cell works towards maintaining a safe, respectful and supportive campus environment.

    The Faculty Coordinator further sensitised the students about the dos and don’ts on campus, appropriate and respectful behaviour, maintaining professional boundaries, and the importance of treating fellow students and staff with dignity and respect. Students were encouraged to understand their responsibilities and maintain appropriate conduct within the college premises.

    The Chief Guest, Dr. Vinod Kumar, Professor and Head of the Department of Psychiatry, CIMER, KGF, and Senior Psychiatrist at Mind and Brain Wellness Hospital, KGF, addressed the students and shared valuable insights on depression, stress and emotional well-being among young people.

    Dr. Vinod Kumar explained the importance of recognising emotional difficulties at an early stage and encouraged students to communicate their concerns with trusted individuals and seek professional assistance whenever necessary. He also emphasised the importance of supporting friends and peers who may be experiencing emotional challenges.

    The students were also made aware of mental-health support services and crisis helplines, including Tele-MANAS, and were encouraged to make use of appropriate professional support whenever required.

    More than 150 students, along with faculty members from various departments and non-teaching staff, actively participated in the programme. The participants showed keen interest throughout the session and positively acknowledged the importance of the awareness programme and the valuable information shared by the resource person.

    The session was informative, engaging and meaningful. It helped students gain a better understanding of mental health, sexual-harassment awareness, responsible campus behaviour and the support systems available to them. The programme encouraged students to communicate openly, respect one another and contribute towards creating a safe and positive campus environment.

    The programme concluded with the message of “Breaking the Silence,” encouraging students to speak up, seek help when needed, respect others and support one another.

    SWC INSTALLATION 2026-2027

    Date: 29/09/2026 Day: Tuesday Time: 11.30 am  to 1.30 pm

    Event Organizer: Mr. Praveen N, SWC Officer, Mr. Changareddy, SWC coordinator

    Venue: Auditorium

    Guest:
    1. Dr.Rekha Sethi, Principal SBMJFGC-KGF
    2. Mrs. Rashmi, Administrative Department SBMJFGC-KGF
    3. Mr. Md Younus former SWC , President (2022-2023)
    4. Ms. Abhinaya, former SWC , President (2025-2026)

    Introduction: The Student Welfare Council (SWC) Installation was conducted on the 29th of September , 2026, in the Auditorium. The event, organized by Mr. Praveen N ,SWC Officer and Mr. Changa Reddy SWC, Coordinator marked the formal installation of  newly elected SWC members and office bearers (BOD’S), continuing the legacy of student leadership and welfare initiatives..

    Event Proceedings: The event commenced with warm Welcome Address by Ms. Sakeena. A symbolic act of watering a plant was performed by the guests to signify growth and sustainability, followed by a march by all SWC members, demonstrating unity and commitment. Dr.Rekha Sethi, Principal  delivered an inspiring speech on student leadership, followed by speech from Mrs. Rashmi, Administration Department SBMJFGC-KGF, Mr. Md Younus, former SWC , President 2022-2023, and  Ms. Abhinaya, former SWC , BOD 2025-2026. The newly elected members were then formally badged, followed by the oath-taking ceremony led by the Mr. Md Younus. Vote of Thanks  by Mr. Nanda kumar, Member of SWC , acknowledging the contributions of all attendees and organizers.

    Conclusion: The SWC Installation Ceremony was a well-organized and meaningful event that highlighted the significance of student leadership, responsibility, and teamwork. It served as an inspiration for the newly elected members to uphold the values and duties of SWC, ensuring continued student welfare and engagement in institutional activities. The enthusiastic participation and positive atmosphere made the event a memorable and impactful experience for everyone involved.

    LIST OF NEW STUDENT WELFARE COUNCIL (SWC) MEMBERS -2025-2026

    BODs AND MEMBERS LIST – 2026–2027

    BODs

    Sl. No.NameDesignationClass
    1Richu KPresident3rd Year B.Com
    2Pranitha RVice President3rd Year B.Com
    3Saijal SSecretary3rd Year B.Com
    4Thaseen Zama SJoint Secretary2nd Year B.Com
    5Bhanushree STreasurer3rd Year B.Com

    Members

    Sl. No.NameClass
    1Mokshitha Sai S3rd Year B.Com
    2Farziya F3rd Year B.Com
    3Kousar F1st Year BCA
    4Kaushik2nd Year B.Com
    5Dharshan M3rd Year BCA
    6Nandakumar A2nd Year B.Com
    7T. Darshini1st Year B.Com
    8V. Mansa1st Year B.Com
    9Preethi D1st Year B.Com
    10Mohammed Asif M1st Year BCA
    11Sureya R1st Year BCA
    12S. Chaithania Shree3rd Year BCA
    13Jeevan R2nd Year B.Com
    14Pavithra3rd Year B.Com
    15S. Adithi3rd Year B.Com
    16Sakeena Khanum N3rd Year B.Com
    17Ayesha Siddiqua G.A2nd Year M.Com
    18Gayathri2nd Year B.Com
    19Nadhiya G.K3rd Year B.Com
    20Shiny2nd Year B.Com
    21Lincy M3rd Year B.Com
    22Srujana M1st Year B.Com
    23Blessy Chelsea S3rd Year BCA
    24Catherine2nd Year B.Com
    25Sanjana M3rd Year B.Com
    26Swapna Y3rd Year BCA
    27Anjali A2nd Year BCA
    28Charulatha V3rd Year B.Com
    29Jayakumari3rd Year B.Com
    30Roseline2nd Year BCA
    31Janet Palestina M2nd Year B.Com
    32Naresh M1st Year BCA
    33Ayesha Tabassum1st Year BCA
    34Nithya Shree2nd Year B.Com
    35Maanyaa Sai3rd Year BCA
    36Varsha Pooja3rd Year B.Com
    37Maria Sophia2nd Year B.Com
    38Anjali MS2nd Year B.Com
    39Havanthika2nd Year B.Com
    40Vishal3rd Year B.Com
    41Abirami S K2nd Year B.Com