Department of computer science faculties and Students Organized Ayudha pooja

The Department of computer science faculties and Students Organized Ayudha pooja on Occasion of State Festival Dasara 2025

On

30th October 2025

At

SBMJFGC-KGF Computer Lab

Moto of Conducting Ayudha pooja in SBMJFGC :

  1. Ayudha Pooja, one of Karnataka’s important state festivals, was joyfully celebrated at SBMJFGC, KGF with great devotion and enthusiasm.
  2. The event was organized to honor the traditional festival that symbolizes the worship of tools, instruments, and vehicles — signifying respect for work and knowledge.
  3. The celebration began with a traditional puja ceremony, invoking the blessings of Goddess Durga and Lord Vishwakarma for prosperity and success.
  4. Faculty members, non-teaching staff, and students actively participated in decorating the campus with flowers, rangoli, and festive banners.
  5. The college premises were beautifully adorned, creating a divine and vibrant atmosphere filled with devotion and cultural spirit.
  6. Tools, computers, laboratory equipment, and vehicles used by the institution were worshipped, reflecting gratitude for their role in daily academic and administrative work.
  7. The Principal of SBMJFGC, KGF addressed the gathering, highlighting the cultural significance of Ayudha Pooja and the importance of respecting one’s profession.
  8. Students from various departments took part in cultural performances such as songs, dance, and devotional chanting.
  9. The event promoted a sense of unity, discipline, and cultural pride among students and staff.
  10. Traditional sweets and prasadam were distributed to all attendees after the pooja rituals.
  11. The celebration also emphasized the importance of sustainability, with eco-friendly decorations and minimal use of plastic.
  12. Many faculty members shared insights on how Ayudha Pooja represents the integration of spirituality and professionalism in daily life.
  13. The entire event was organized under the guidance of the Department of Humanities and Cultural Committee of the college.
  14. The celebration concluded with a group photograph and the singing of the state anthem, “Jaya Bharata Jananiya Tanujate,” honoring Karnataka’s rich heritage.
  15. The Ayudha Pooja celebration at SBMJFGC, KGF served as a reminder of the importance of tradition, respect for labor, and harmony within the academic community.

Integrity Club – Inauguration

Date: 26/09/2025 Venue : Auditorium

The Integrity Club of SBMJFGC, KGF in association with BEML Limited , KGF inaugurated the club on 26th September 2025. The Chief guest Mr. Yogananada G, Complex head and SBU head and  Dr. Rekha Sethi, Principal, SBMJFGC, KGF addressed the gathering on moral values and its importance. The vigilance secretary and the members of BEML Limited KGF distributed the kits and certificates to the mentors and the student members. The Club conducted  extempore competition and prizes were distributed. The Club also conducted  Essay writing competition on 24th Sep 2025 and prizes were distributed on the inauguration day.

The dignitaries

  • Mr. Yogananada G, Complex head and SBU head.
  • Mr. Yogananda HR, CGM (SBU Head -H&P)
  • Mr. Brigadier T Srinivasa Rao (Retd), SBU Head- Armoured Business.
  • Smt. Neena Singh, Head HR, KGF
  •  Mr. Mallikarjuna Reddy C V, General Manager (Planning) and Chairman Vigilance Observance Committee 2025

BEML Vigilance Committee Members

 Names
HeadMr. Vinay Kumar
MembersMr. Srinivas
Mr Prem Mohan
Mr. Prakash
Mr. Sourav
Mr. Amaresh

Essay writing competition – Integrity Club

Date: 23/9/2025 Event: Essay writing competition

The Integrity Club of SBMJC conducted Essay writing competition on the topic ” The role of youth in corrupt free India” in order to bring awareness on corruption and its impact.

30  students actively participated in the event.

Winners: 1. Divya Shree   III B.Com 2. Evangeline  J   I BCA 3. Nashitha Gulrukh  I BBA 4. Fysal       I BBA 5. Ashvitha     III B.Com

Department of Computer Science Organized Educational Trip For BCA Students

The Department of Computer Science Organized 5 days Educational Trip For BCA Final year Students Kerala and Tamil Nadu

Date

09 September 2025 to 14th September 2025

Faculty In-charge : 02

Mr. Dileep D , Assistant Professor, SBMJFGC, KGF

Ms. Pranetha , Assistant Professor, SBMJFGC, KGF

Total Number of Students : 55

Places Visited

Day 1) Munnar

Day 2) Kochi ,Alappey and Varakala

Day 3) Thiruvanandapuram & Kanyakumari

Day 4) Thoothukudi, Thiruchendur8,Mudurai ,and Vadipatty

Day 5) Kodaikanal

Department of computer Science Organized Industrial Visit For BCA Students

The Department of computer Science Organized Industrial Visit For BCA Students to Meru Info Solutions & Scontinent technologies Pvt Ltd,

At

Meru Info Solutions #7, 2nf floor Outer Ring Road 2nd Stage, Naagarabhaavi Bengaluru

Scontinent technologies Pvt Ltd, No.23, Mezzanine floor, Outer Ring Road 2nd Block ,2nd Stage, Naagarabhaavi Bengaluru

On

22nd September 2025

Total No of students attended : 102

Faculty In-charge :03

Mr. Ravi Kumar P. Assistant Professor, SBMJFGC , KGF

Mr.Teekshith Kumar M . Assistant Professor, SBMJFGC , KGF

Ms.Shyalu . Assistant Professor, SBMJFGC , KGF

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