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Yuva Mahiti Doot Awareness Programme

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Yuva Mahiti Doot Awareness Programme Participants: NSS Volunteers of St. John Technical Campus NSS units (SJCEM, SJIPR, SJCHS) Resource person : Mr. Pankaj Bharwad and Mr. Avinash Kakad ( Representative, Yuva Mahiti Doot, Anulom NGO) St. John Technical Campus – NSS Units, St. John College of Engineering and Management (SJCEM), St. John Institute of Pharmacy and Research (SJIPR), St. John College of Humanities and Sciences (SJCHS) in Association with Yuva Mahiti Doot had taken an initiative to create an awareness about the various government schemes under Yuva Mahiti Doot Mobile application Awareness programme. The Directorate General of Information and Public Relations, with the support of UNICEF and active participation of Higher and Technical Education Department has started ‘Yuva Mahiti Doot’ initiative. The purpose of this initiative is to increase volunteerism among youths and to disseminate information about various Government schemes directly to the prospective beneficiaries through students at graduate and postgraduate level in different streams in colleges all over Maharashtra. Mr. Pankaj Bharwad and Mr. Avinash Kakad ( Representative, Yuva Mahiti Doot, Anulom NGO) were the Chief Guests of the Programme. Mr. Sachin Urade (NSS Programme Officer, SJCEM), Mr. Sachin Gawali (NSS Programme officer, SJCHS), Ms. Sonam Yadav (NSS Programme officer, SJCEM) were present for this Programme. The introductory speech was given by Ms. Jagruti Goswami (NSS volunteer) who also welcomed the guests. The programme was started by Mr. Pankaj Bharwad by giving information of Yuva Mahiti Doot Application and Awareness about the various government schemes. All Volunteers attended the demo of Yuva Mahiti Doot Mobile application and Process of Registration. All Volunteers registered their names in Yuva Mahiti Doot Mobile app with the help of NSS Programme officers. Total 98 girls volunteers participated in this programme. Ms. Himali Trivedi, NSS volunteer proposed the vote of thanks to all.

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St. John Technical and Educational Campus Annual Fest 2019

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St. John Technical and Educational Campus celebrated its Eleventh Annual Fest on 12th January 2019 with great enthusiasm and zeal. Entire Campus participated wholeheartedly towards the success of this grand event. The Annual Day 2019 programme was woven around the theme ‘An Odyssey of Life’ meaning the Journey of Life, which depicted the seven stages of life from childhood to old age. The theme was presented meticulously by the superb instincts and brilliant acts of the talented students of St. John Technical and Educational Campus with breathtaking performances and entertaining the audience with hilarious laughter and joy to their hearts content. Rev. Fr. Cleophas Fernandes, Parish Priest, St. Pius X Church, Mulund presided over the function and Mr. Sambhaji Adkune Deputy Collector, Palghar District was the Chief Guest. Other dignitaries who graced the occasion were the Trustees of Aldel Education Trust, Mr. Albert W. D’souza, Chairman, Mrs. Elvina D’souza, Secretary, Mrs. Elaine D’souza Buthello, Treasurer, Mr. Reuben Buthello, Member along with Dr. Savita Tauro, Deputy Campus Director, St. John Technical and Educational Campus and Principal, St. John Institute of Pharmacy and Research, Dr. G. V. Mulgund, Principal, St. John College of Engineering and Management, Dr. B.S. Ajitkumar, Principal, St. John College of Humanities and Sciences, Mr. Vidyadhar Patil, HR Manager and Dean of Management Studies, Mr. Umesh Kantute, Principal, St John Polytechnic, and Mr. Vikram Sinh Joshi, Principal, St. John Junior College. Chairman, Mr. Albert W. D’souza extended a warm welcome to all the dignitaries present. He acknowledged the efforts of the students and thanked the esteemed guest for their precious time from the busy schedule to attend the annual function. President of the function, Rev. Fr. Cleophas Fernandes, Parish Priest, St. Pius X Church, Mulund was overwhelmed with the students performances, scenic beauty of the campus and addressed the gathering by highlighting the importance of ethics and values in Professional Careers. He appreciated the Discipline on Campus. Deputy Collector, General Administration Department, Palghar District, Mr Sambhaji Adkune graced the occasion as the Chief Guest. He addressed the gathering by highlighting the tremendous potential of the Local Palghar Students and was all praise for the show. He congratulated St. John Technical and Educational Campus for taking such an edifying topic An ODYSSEY OF LIFE. He too was impressed with the students performances at the Cultural as well as Academic front. The Annual Prize Distribution function was a moment of pride and honour for all the winners and achievers of the institute. Chairman, Mr. Albert W. D’souza congratulated all the Institutions for the excellent Academic Performance in the Academic Year 2017-18 at the Institute as well as University level Examinations. Students of the Campus were felicitated for their extra-ordinary Academic performances at the University level and for bringing additional feathers to the Success of the St. John Technical and Educational Campus. At the same time the Annual Magazines of the respective Institutes Spectrum, Coalesce, Scintilla and Prism were released at the hands of the Chief Guest and President of the function. The event closed with a grand DJ celebration. It was indeed a spectacular display of talent and fervour.

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Academic Tour/Visit To Bombay High Court Museum​

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academic tour/visit to bombay high court museum St. John College of Humanities & Sciences, Department of Commerce has organized an Academic/Study Tour/Visit organised on 23rd August,2019 for SYBAF/FYBMS students at the Bombay High Cout Museum, Mumbai . The major objective of the academic tour/ visit was to create awareness about the functions of Bombay High Court. In order to create interest among the students regarding law and legal system such visit is must. In the Bombay High Court Museum, Mumbai total 79 students visited. The interiors of the museum are designed exactly like a court room. We were amazed at how well the space has been curated- with old legal rolls, portraits of the advocates and a minuscule model of the Bombay High Court in a corner. We found Barrister M.K Gandhi’s certificate from the year 1891, and his application to study law dating back to 1890s. Vallabhbhai Patel’s certificates and degree were displayed alongside too. Walk straight up ahead and you will find yourself time-travelling to a court room from 1900 that was modeled after the 20th century court room. Everything had a very British feel attached to it- the wooden chairs, tables, a feather ink pen and a vintage typewriter, ‘Mignon 1905’. To top it off, we found a British advocate’s gown, wig and box displayed safely inside a glass door. The walls of the museum are bearers of portraits and informative charts that recollect the rich and intertwined Indo-British legal history. We were completely in awe of the museum. It was almost like we discovered a secret door to the world of old judicial legal documents and the British era. It’s a fitting museum for anyone who a) is intrigued by the legal history b) loves the sprawling Victorian architecture of the Bombay High Court.

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Academic Tour/Visit To Reserve Bank Of India, Museum

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academic tour/visit to reserve bank of india, museum St. John College of Humanities & Sciences, Department of Commerce has organized an Academic/Study Tour/Visit organised on Friday, 21st August, 2019 for SYBBI/FYBA/SYBA students at the Reserve Bank of India Museum, Mumbai . The major objective of the academic tour/ visit was to create awareness about the functions of Reserve Bank of India. In order to create interest among the students regarding financial and monetary system such visit is must. In the Reserve Bank of India Museum, Mumbai total 32 students visited. RBI Monetary Museum is a unique museum set up by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) – the most important financial institution of the country. Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam – the former President of India, inaugurated the museum in 2004. It aims at depicting the evolution of money in the Indian subcontinent, right from the ancient days of barter system to the present era of plastic money. There are various galleries in the museum where coins, paper money and other monetary artefacts are preserved. Those interested in numismatics would be fascinated on exploring the rich monetary collection of this museum. The coinage section here has a huge assortment of coins that range from 6th century BC to present day. Evolution of paper money and financial instruments is explained in this museum through the display of currency notes, paper bonds and certificates. Visitors can also see important anecdotes, bank seals and other related things. There are special kiosks in the RBI Monetary Museum which provide information about currencies in an interesting way. Visitors coming to the museum can buy souvenirs like posters on currency and coins, greeting cards and postcards.

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Goods Collection Drive

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Goods Collection Drive Date: 15th to 18th August 2019 Time: 8:30 am to 8:00 pm Participants: NSS Volunteers of St. John Technical Campus NSS units (SJCEM, SJIPR, SJCHS) Venue: Mount View Supermarket, St. John Commercial Complex, Palghar St. John Technical Campus – NSS Units, St. John College of Engineering and Management (SJCEM), St. John Institute of Pharmacy and Research (SJIPR), St. John College of Humanities and Sciences (SJCHS) in association with Pintania offset PVT. LTD and Mountview supermarket took an initiative to create an awareness about the Clothes Collection drive. The Drive was planned for three days during the Independence Day week i.e 15th to 18th August 2019. The purpose of this activity to donate articles which are in good condition to be handed over to the villagers and kids of adopted villages of NSS units & rain affected villages at Palghar – district. Clothes (Pant/ Shirt / Saree/ Salwar/ Bedsheet), Utensils (Stainless steel / Aluminium), Laptop, LCD – Monitor, Desktop & Newspaper can be accepted in this drive. Mr. Alridge Dsouza (Member, Aldel Education Trust) and Mr. Jude Lobo (Commercial Manager, St. John Commercial Complex, Palghar) have put forward the idea of this drive.Total 98 volunteers participated from SJCEM, SJIPR, SJCHS Institutes. Mr. Sachin Urade (NSS Programme Officer, SJCEM), Mr. Sachin Gawali (NSS Programme officer, SJCHS), Ms. Sonam Yadav (NSS Programme officer, SJCEM) were present in this drive. There was huge response from local public of Palghar. Details of total collection is as mentioned further:- *Net Clothes : 2783 , *Net E- Waste – 1.28 kgs, *Net Newspaper – 54.27 kgs . 181 total visitors donated goods for this noble cause. Collected goods are kept ready for the future donation drive in adopted areas. The Drive was coordinated by Mr. Sachin Urade and his team of NSS Programme officers of St. John Technical Campus – NSS Units. St. John Technical Campus encourages students to have such kind of events in campus and outside the campus which creates social awareness among students and develop their personalities.

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