Group Song “Vande Mataram” and Poster Making Competition

On the occasion of the commemoration of 150 years of “Vande Mataram,” the NCC Unit of Sri Bhagawan Mahaveer Jain First Grade College, KGF, organized a Group Song – “Vande Mataram” and Poster Making Competition on 7th November 2025.

The event was conducted under the able guidance of CTO Mr. Mayur A. Wadeyar with the objective of celebrating the legacy, historical significance, and patriotic spirit embodied in the national song “Vande Mataram.”

Objective of the Event:

  • To commemorate 150 years of the iconic patriotic song “Vande Mataram.”
  • To instill patriotism, unity, and national pride among NCC cadets.
  • To provide a platform for cadets to showcase their artistic and musical talents.
  • To encourage creative expression and teamwork among the youth.

Event Highlights:

  • The program began with a brief introduction about the origin and significance of “Vande Mataram,” composed by Bankim Chandra Chatterjee in 1875, which became a powerful symbol during India’s freedom struggle.
  • Cadets enthusiastically participated in the Group Song competition, performing soulful renditions of “Vande Mataram” that filled the atmosphere with patriotic fervour.
  • The Poster Making Competition witnessed vibrant and thought-provoking artworks by the cadets, illustrating themes such as Mother India, Freedom, Unity in Diversity, and National Integration.
  • Judges appreciated the creativity, effort, and dedication of all participants.

Outcome and Impact:

The event not only strengthened the cadets understanding of the historical importance of “Vande Mataram” but also deepened their sense of discipline, cultural identity, and pride in the nation. It provided them with an opportunity to work collaboratively and express their patriotic emotions through art and music.

The event concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by CTO Mr. Mayur A. Wadeyar, who appreciated the cadets for their active participation and encouraged them to continue contributing positively to society through NCC activities.

The celebration of 150 years of “Vande Mataram” turned out to be a memorable and inspiring event, reflecting the zeal and commitment of the NCC cadets of Sri Bhagawan Mahaveer Jain First Grade College, KGF, towards the values of patriotism and service to the nation.

Overall, the program was a grand success, reflecting the true patriotic spirit and collective energy of the NCC cadets of Sri Bhagawan Mahaveer Jain First Grade College, KGF.

Polio Eradication Drive

Polio Eradication is a nationwide public health initiative aimed at protecting children from the life-threatening poliomyelitis disease. As a part of this social responsibility, NCC cadets and the Care Taker Officer (CTO) of Sri Bhagawan Mahaveer Jain First Grade College, KGF actively volunteered in the Polio Eradication Drive conducted on 21st December 2025.

Participation and Activities

The NCC cadets, under the guidance of the CTO, rendered dedicated service at various local Anganwadi centres and Health Care centres in and around KGF. The cadets assisted health workers in:

  • Administering oral polio drops to children below five years of age
  • Managing queues and ensuring systematic flow of beneficiaries
  • Helping in registration and record maintenance
  • Supporting medical staff to ensure smooth and safe administration of the vaccine

Awareness and Social Responsibility

Apart from assisting in vaccination, the NCC cadets also played a vital role in spreading awareness about polio eradication. They interacted with parents and guardians, educating them on:

  • The importance of polio vaccination
  • The safety and necessity of repeated doses
  • The role of community participation in making India polio-free

The cadets encouraged hesitant parents and helped dispel myths related to polio vaccination, thereby strengthening public confidence in the programme.

Outcome

The active involvement of NCC cadets significantly contributed to the successful implementation of the Polio Eradication Drive. Their discipline, enthusiasm, and sense of service ensured effective coordination with health officials and smooth execution of the programme.

The Polio Eradication Drive on 21/12/2025 was a meaningful and impactful experience for the NCC cadets of Sri Bhagawan Mahaveer Jain First Grade College, KGF. The programme reinforced the NCC motto “Unity and Discipline” and instilled a strong sense of social responsibility, leadership, and community service among the cadets. The college proudly acknowledges the sincere efforts of the NCC cadets and the CTO in contributing to this noble national mission.

Rank Promotion Ceremony of NCC Cadets

The Rank Promotion Ceremony of NCC Cadets was successfully conducted at Sri Bhagawan Mahaveer Jain First Grade College with great enthusiasm and pride. The programme was graced by Chief Guest Subedar Major Appaly Swamyand esteemed guestsSubedar Rajesh Babu, Subedar K. B. Jagadale, and Havildar Chandru Talawar. The event was also honouredby the presence ofDr. Mayur Wadeyar, NCC Care Taker Officer (CTO)andDr. Rekha Sethi, Principalof the college.

Programme Proceedings

The function commenced with a welcome address and introduction of the guests by CTO Dr. Mayur Wadeyar, who highlighted the importance of discipline, leadership, and commitment in the NCC.

Following this, Subedar Major Appaly Swamy, the Chief Guest, delivered a motivating address, inspiring the cadets to uphold the values of patriotism, unity, and selfless service.

Subsequently, Subedar Rajesh Babu addressed the gathering, emphasizing the role of NCC in character building and nation-building. Subedar K. B. Jagadale and Havildar Chandru Talawar also shared their valuable views and experiences, encouraging the cadets to strive for excellence in all spheres of life.

Later, Dr. Rekha Sethi, Principal, addressed the gathering and congratulated the promoted cadets for their achievements. She appreciated the efforts of the NCC unit in nurturing responsible and disciplined citizens.

Rank Promotion Details

As a mark of recognition for their dedication, discipline, and performance, the following NCC cadets were promoted to higher ranks:

Sl. NoName of the CadetRegistration NumberRank Promoted
1Deepan Vel MKA2023SDA040828SUO
2Divakar VKA2023SDA040827CSM
3Tharun Kumar BKA2023SDA040825CQSM
4Ranjitha D RKA2024SWIA2550601SGT
5Manoj ChandanKA2024SDIA2550591CPL
6Lokeshwari KKA2024SWIA2550598LCPL
7Likith RKA2024SDIA2550597LCPL
8Aravind Raj AKA2024SDIA2550593LCPL

Felicitation and Conclusion

The distinguished guests Subedar Major Appaly Swamyand Subedar Rajesh Babu were felicitated as a token of appreciation for their valuable presence and encouragement to the cadets.

The programme concluded on a patriotic note with the NCC Song. All NCC cadets, parents, and faculty members were present, making the ceremony a memorable and successful event.

The event was effectively anchored by Cdt Harshita, Cdt Kavyashree, and Cdt Angelin Stella, whose coordination added grace to the programme.

Tree Plantation Programme By NCC Unit

Today On 02 February 2026, World Wetlands Day was observed at Sri Bhagawan Mahaveer Jain First Grade College, KGF with a Tree Plantation Programme, highlighting the importance of wetlands, biodiversity conservation, and environmental sustainability.

The programme was conducted with the active participation of the NCC cadets, under the guidance of the college authorities. The event was graced by Dr. Rekha Sethi, Principal, Shri Narashimha Murthy, Accounts Head, and Dr. Mayur A. Wadeyar, CTO, whose presence encouraged and motivated the cadets.

As part of the programme, saplings were planted within the college campus. The dignitaries and NCC cadets jointly planted trees, symbolizing collective responsibility towards environmental protection and ecological balance. The activity emphasized the role of tree plantation in preserving wetlands, maintaining groundwater levels, and combating climate change.

The programme successfully created awareness among students about the significance of wetlands and the need for sustainable environmental practices. The enthusiastic participation of NCC cadets reflected their commitment to social service and environmental conservation, in line with the NCC motto “Unity and Discipline.”

The event concluded with a message on nurturing the planted saplings and continuing such eco-friendly initiatives in the future.

77th Republic Day

The 77th Republic Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm and patriotic spirit on 26 January 2026 at Sri Bhagawan Mahaveer Jain First Grade College, KGF. The programme commenced with the ceremonial hoisting of the National Flag by the Chief Guest, Rtd. NB Subedar S. Stephen, followed by the National Anthem.

On the occasion, Mr. Shiva Kumar, NSS Officer, addressed the gathering and spoke on the significance of Republic Day, highlighting the importance of constitutional values, discipline, and national service. Mr. Murali Kumar, PU Coordinator, also spoke on the occasion, inspiring students to contribute positively towards nation-building.

The programme was graced by the presence of Dr. Mayur A. Wadeyar, CTO (NCC), along with Ms. Elizebeth Rani and Ms. Usha along with NCC cadets, NSS volunteers, students, faculty members, and non-teaching staff, whose active participation added dignity to the celebration.

As a special highlight of the programme, the NCC cadets showcased an impressive drill display, demonstrating discipline, coordination, and leadership. The drill performance was well appreciated by the gathering and reflected the training and commitment of the cadets.

The celebration concluded with a sense of pride and renewed commitment to uphold the ideals of unity, integrity, and sovereignty of the nation.