renola's blog

Our college  celebrated its Annual College Day on May 16,2025 with great excitement and joy. It was a wonderful day for all students and teachers to come together and celebrate our achievements and talents.                             The program began with the prize distribution ceremony. Students who performed well in various sports events and cultural competitions held throughout the year received prizes and certificates. It was a proud moment for the winners as they were appreciated on stage in front of everyone. Their hard work and dedication were truly rewarded.                             After the prize distribution, our respected Chief Guest, Mr. Das, gave an inspiring speech. He congratulated all the winners and encouraged everyone to work hard and follow

We recently organized a lovely farewell party to say goodbye to our dear seniors. It was a day filled with fun, laughter, and sweet memories.                              To make the day more enjoyable, we arranged some fun games for our seniors. Everyone laughed and cheered as the seniors took part in games. It was so nice to see our seniors enjoying and relaxing before they step into their new journey.                               We, the juniors, prepared special programs to entertain and thank our seniors.We also shared our memories and expressed our love and respect for our seniors through speeches.                                At the end of the program, 

NAAC Accreditation Visit June 05, 2025 NAAC Peer Team Visit:                        Our college had a two-day NAAC Peer Team visit, which was conducted online through videoconferencing due to current circumstances. It was an important step for our college to showcase our quality in academics and infrastructure. Day 1: Management Meeting and Infrastructure Inspection On June 4 ,2025, the NAAC team met with the college management. They discussed the college’s goals, achievements, and future plans. The management answered all the questions confidently. After the meeting, the team inspected the college infrastructure through online presentations and live video. They checked classrooms, labs, library

Our college organized an awareness programme on the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act to educate students, staff, and the community about the importance of safeguarding children and adolescents from sexual abuse and exploitation. The programme aimed to spread awareness about the provisions of the POCSO Act, which ensures strict legal measures against offences and provides a child-friendly system for reporting, recording evidence, and conducting trials.

For two unforgettable days, our campus transformed into a vibrant celebration of art, culture, and creativity. The much-awaited Culturals Day 2025 brought together students from all classes to showcase their talents and express themselves through various competitions. It was a festival of passion and performance — where every beat, brushstroke, and Culturals Day 2025 was not just an event — it was a celebration of who we are as a community. Over two days, we celebrated every voice, every move, every stroke of art, and every spark of imagination. The event reminded us that education is not just about textbooks — it's also about expression, passion, and the freedom to create. We look forward to even bigger and brighter celebrations next year — but for now, the memories of this cultural extravaganza will keep our spirits

an effort to spread awareness about the harmful effects of drug abuse and to encourage students to take a firm stand against addiction, our college organized a thought-provoking  Anti-Drug Awareness Program , coupled with a  Poster Making Competition , on December 2, 2024.                     The primary aim of the program was to educate students on the dangers of substance abuse and promote a  drug-free, healthy lifestyle  through education and creativity. As future educators, B.Ed students play a critical role in shaping young minds—and it is essential that they become strong advocates for awareness and prevention