Inter group sports shooting competition by NCC

Inter group sports shooting competition – 2025– held at Sports authority of India Shorting range, Mysore road, Bengaluru-560056 from 02nd June to 11th of June 2025.

Our cadet, JUO. Deepan Vel, represented our group with great commitment and exemplary sportsmanship in the shooting event. Demonstrating remarkable precision, focus, and consistency under pressure, he secured the Bronze Medal, bringing pride to our unit and showcasing the quality training and discipline instilled through the NCC program. This achievement reflects the dedication of both the cadet and the instructors, and it serves as an inspiration for fellow cadets to pursue excellence not only in academics and leadership but also in sports and extracurricular activities. Cadet received medal from Deputy Directorate General AIR COMMODORE. ARUN KUMAR, VSM.

Educational Cum Pleasure Trip to Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant and Kodaikanal

Three day Educational cum pleasure trip was organized to Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant and surrounding places from 5th to 7th of May 2025, for the final B.Sc. Physical Science and Life students with Mr. A. Kalai Chalvan, Head, Department of Physics, Mrs. Louisena Vinoth Priya, Head, Department of Life Science.

A visit to Kudankulam Nuclear power plant was excellent, which gave us real technical might and good working environment. Mrs. Fathima, Supporting Assistant Supervisor, was the visit coordinator; we were taken to the Nuclear Information Centre which was like a museum, where the students had the opportunity to gain practical knowledge along with the theoretical about the nuclear power plant with the schematic LED display plant model. Next we were taken to the auditorium and power point presentation was given by Mr. A. V. Sathish, Scientific Officer (SO/G). He spoke about the construction, working, safety and security measurements. We were very happy interacting with the scientific officer, who took care from the beginning to the end, and for the hospitality provided. Finally we were taken to simulation center, training center and huge water purification unit and technology used in the fish protection system.

Yoga Session By NCC Cadets

The NCC Unit of Sri Bhagawan Mahaveer First Grade College, KGF in Association with 10 KAR Battalion NCC, Kolar conducted yoga session on 26th May 2025 from 8:45 am to 10:00 am at our college campus open auditorium.

A Yoga session was successfully organized with the objective of promoting physical well-being, mental clarity, and discipline among NCC cadets. This initiative reinforces the National Cadet Corps’ commitment to holistic development and aligns with broader national efforts to integrate Yoga into youth programs as a means of fostering a healthy and balanced lifestyle.

The event was graced by the esteemed presence of Principal Dr. Rekha Sethi, along with senior NCC officials Sub Maj Appaly Swamy, Sub Rajesh Babu, and Hav Vikas Pandey, whose encouragement greatly inspired the cadets.

The session was conducted by Mr. Shivappa, an advocate and certified Yoga teacher, and Ms. Bhagya Jyoti, a professional Yoga instructor. They demonstrated various Yoga asanas and techniques, while also educating the cadets on the physical, mental, and emotional benefits of regular Yoga practice.

A total of 50 cadets, along with several students and faculty members, actively participated in the session, making it a truly inclusive and engaging event. The presence of CTO Mayur A. Wadeyar added to the significance of the occasion. He also delivered the vote of thanks, expressing appreciation to the instructors, dignitaries, and participants for their involvement and support.

The session concluded on a positive note, leaving the participants with a deeper understanding of the importance of Yoga in leading a disciplined and healthy life. The success of this event reflects the collective efforts of the NCC unit, faculty, and supporting staff in fostering holistic growth among students.

Graduation Day-2025

The 18th Graduation Day celebration was held on May 16th, 2025, at Sri Bhagawan Mahaveer Jain First Grade Jain College KGF. The ceremony was attended by esteemed guests, faculty members, graduating students, and their families. Dr. Rekha Sethi, Principal of Jain College, delivered the Graduation address, highlighting the institution’s achievements and future plans, emphasizing the importance of this milestone for the graduating class.

The event was graced by the presence of Sri Mahendra Munooth ji, Managing Trustee, who added dignity and prestige to the occasion. The ceremony featured the distribution of awards to meritorious students, recognizing their academic excellence and contributions to the college community. Degrees were conferred upon the graduating students, marking a significant milestone in their lives.

Notably, the college’s placement efforts yielded impressive results, with 78 students being placed in the campus drive, showcasing the institution’s strong industry connections and the employability of its graduates. The occasion was filled with a sense of accomplishment and pride as students, faculty, and guests celebrated the achievements of the graduating class. The ceremony concluded with a vote of thanks, leaving a lasting impression on all attendees.

World Environment Day-2025

Organized by Eco Club
Date: 5th June 2025
Venue: KGF.

The Eco Club,SBMJC,KGF observed World Environment Day on 5th June 2025 with great enthusiasm and a strong commitment toward environmental well-being of the public at KGF. The event focused on raising public awareness about the harmful impact of plastic on human health and the urgent need to create a plastic-free environment. The theme for this year’s World Environment Day was “Combating Plastic Pollution”, in line with the global effort to reduce plastic waste and promote sustainable alternatives.

As part of the initiative, 30 students along with 2 teachers actively participated in a community outreach program. They distributed biodegradable bags to local shopkeepers and vegetable vendors, encouraging them to reduce the use of plastic carry bags and adopt eco-friendly alternatives.

The activity received positive responses from the public, and appreciated the students’ efforts. The interaction also served as an opportunity to educate the community on the dangers of single-use plastics and the importance of adopting sustainable practices in daily life.