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Clothes Distribution Drive

Clothes Distribution Drive Programme In-charge: Prof. Maqsood Memon (NSS Programme Officer, SJCHS), Mr. Sachin Urade (NSS Programme Officer, SJCEM) St. John College of Humanities and Sciences, Palghar – NSS Unit in association with Palghar cloth bank took an initiative and organized NSS Clothes Collection Drive at St.John Technical Campus, Palghar. The Drive duration was from 11th October to 17th October 2018.The purpose of this activity is to provide clothes to the needy and poor Tribal Children, Families nearby adopted village Dastooripda by St.John College of Humanities and Sciences (SJCHS). The NSS Volunteers started this activity with the daily follow up in all institutes of St.John Technical Campus.Volunteers kept boxes near the entrances of all the institutes with catchy note/ slogan “ Donate Clothes – for the poor and needy ”. The boxes were donated by Palghar Cloth Bank.There was overwhelming response from Teaching, Non – Teaching staff and students in the St.John Technical Campus. Volunteers took sincere efforts in collecting all the clothes and segregated them as per age groups. On 20thOctober, 2018 NSS Volunteers of SJCHS – NSS unit conducted the said drive at adopted village Dastooripada.The Drive was started with the introductory speech given by Mr. Sachin Urade. Thus totally 10 volunteers actively participated in this Drive. The students were very enthusiastic about the drive as they were happy after experiencing the cheerful and happy faces of the children in tribal community.The villagers accepted all the clothes without any grudging which were distributed by NSS Volunteers. On the whole, the drive was very fruitful for the villagers. As a result, they appeared very much positive and supportive about the programme when they witnessed sympathy and painstaking efforts for tribal children. They also thanked and appreciated all the NSS Volunteers and Programme officer for taking the initiative in these regards and the Concern of SJCHS-NSS unit for the villagers.

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Gandhi Jayanti Celebration

Gandhi Jayanti Celebration Name of the Activities: 1) Mahatma Gandhi Awareness Rally 2) Essay and Elocution Competition 3) Cleanliness Drive activity at Adopted area Participants: Students & Staff of St. John College of Engineering and Management (SJCEM), St. John Institute of Pharmacy and Research (SJIPR), St. John College of Humanities and Sciences (SJCHS) Aldel Education Trust’s St. John Technical and Educational Campus, Palghar organized various activities on the occasion of 150th Birth Anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi. As per circular received by DTE and NSS cell the activity was to be conducted between 24th September 2018 to 2nd October 2018. Keeping this in mind, we organized a Rally, Essay & Elocution Competition, and Swachahta Hi Seva on the theme of Mahatma Gandhi. The Students of St. John Technical Campus took active part in the rally on ‘Non – Violence’ & ‘Gandhiji’s life and his work’. The rally was conducted from Palghar Railway Station to Lakshmi Narayan Mandir by the NSS Department on 25th September 2018, (Tuesday) . The main motive of this rally was to create awareness by celebrating the greatness of the Mahatma, and that every one should take a pledge to adopt his way of life and principles of truth, empathy, humbleness, honesty and sincerity. A total of 100 students participated in this event. St. John Technical Campus also organized a second activity of Essay writing and Elocution competition on 28th September 2018 (Friday)at the College hall and Communication Skills lab. The Principals of the colleges chaired the competitions and inspired students to take part in every sort of activities. The main objective of this competition was to create awareness of the relevance of Mahatama Gandhiji even today. Considering the need to follow Gandhian ideology, the students were notified to take part in the essay competition. The College received a fruitful response from students from various disciplines. A total of 21 Students took part in this competition. Some of the students wrote extensive essays highlighting on Gandhian principles and ideology and some of the students expressed their views regarding Gandhi’s struggle for independence of India. The third activity was conducted by the NSS volunteers of St. John Technical Campus, Palghar. They actively took part in the cleanliness drive conducted at adopted area, Dastooripada on Saturday, 29th September 2018. The main objective of this activities was to spread awareness among people about Gandhiji’s ideology, cleanliness & hygiene. Cloth bags were distributed during the drive. A Total of 20 NSS volunteers actively participated in this event. The NSS volunteers explained the importance of Cleanliness and also created Anti-plastic awareness and distributed cloth bags to the villagers. All family socio-economic survey reports conducted by students were collected and kept as a record for further procedures. The people staying in the villages were very positive and thankful that St. John Technical Campus, Palghar – NSS volunteers organized the Cleanliness Drive and cleaned the villa

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Anti-Plastic Campaign 2018

Anti-Plastic Campaign Programme In-charge: Prof. Maqsood Memon (NSS Programme Officer, SJCHS), Mr. Sachin Urade (NSS Programme Officer, SJCEM) St. John College of Humanities and Sciences, Palghar (SJCHS) organized various activities on the occasion of Anti Plastic campaign. As per the circular received by NSS cell, University of Mumbai, the activity was to be conducted on 8th September 2018. The NSS Unit organized a Rally, Flash Mob, and Cloth Bags Distribution on the theme of Anti-Plastic Campaign. The Students of St. John College of Humanities and Sciences, Palghar took part in the rally on Anti-Plastic Campaign. The rally was conducted from Palghar Char Rasta to Near State Bank of India”.The Purpose of this activity was to create awareness among people of Palghar. The main motive of this rally was to create awareness about the harmful uses of plastic and its effects on the environment. The rally was started by the introductory speech given by Shrisha Bari the student of SJCHS . The rally was inaugurated by the District co-ordinator Prof. Vivek Kudu and Dr. B.S. Ajit Kumar (Principal, SJCHS), Palghar Nagar Parishad officials , Palghar Police officers , faculty co-ordinator Mr.Sachin Gavli and Mr.Sachin Urade (NSS Programme Officer, SJCEM) . The Principal of SJCHS instructed the students to make public awareness about the adverse effects of plastic bags on the environment. The government officials ,various schools and colleges in Palghar Tehsil participated in this rally. A total of 50 NSS Volunteers participated. The students were very enthusiastic about the rally as they demonstrated with slogan and performed flashmob which made the public attracted towards the eliminating of the plastic bags and by using the cloth bags which were made by the students. The rally was started from the Chaar Rasta, then moved to the fish market , further the vegetable market, then the Palghar railway station to Panch Batti and then it returned to our final destination near State Bank of India. Almost all the areas of the Palghar were covered to convey the message to the human beings. Three flash mobs were performed at different places, namely fish market, station and State bank of India. The vote of thanks was given by Neha Gupta, the NSS volunteer . Prof. Maqsood Memon took active role for organizing the rally. Palghar Mitra Editor Neeraj Raut gave a fruitful support for the same. Thus the volunteers successfully persuaded the minds of people in general.

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13th Avishkar Research Convention

13th Avishkar Research Convention The two groups of Students from SY BMS and Bsc IT participated in the Research Convention from Department of Student’s development, University of Mumbai. The students attended the Guidelines workshop at G.G. College, Vasai on 1/9/2018. Based on the Guidelines, the students participated in the Research District level Competition held on December 14th at Dandekar College. The Students from SY BMS named Sayali Jadhav, Jolly Guliana, Pooja and Monika, addressed to the problem of Seasonal Entrepreneurs, who produce home made items and sell in a particular season, that is on Diwali in the locally provided temporary markets named GRAHAK PETH, by taking objective to increase their sales using digital means. The students made a Blog and took the Hypothesis that whether using digital fee means, the business can be increased. The Null Hypothesis got rejected and the visibility of their products and sales actually increased. The Group from B.Sc IT Pradeep Bhardwaj, Harshil Jasani, Dhruv Gajra, Mahendra Chauhan and Danial Miranda developed a sensor based Gas Automation System, which worked on automatic turning off the nob of Gas. In case of sensing the Gas leakage. Both the Groups cleared the District level Competition. Both the Groups did compete in the Zonal Level at National College Bandra, in which although the projects were not selected for the next round but were highly appreciated.

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Study Visit To Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE)

Study Visit To Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) The Department of Commerce organized a Study visit to Bombay Stock Exchange on 31st July 2018. Seventy students of Second Year BBI and B.Com with three Faculty members were part of the visit. Mr. Mabroon Chakraborty, Resource person, conducted a session for the students on “History and Working of Indian Stock Market” and “contribution of BSE in country’s economic growth”. The students got an opportunity to interact with Industry Professionals and learnt about stock dealing, Future and option dealings and short term courses offered by stock exchange post graduation. Later students visited to World Trade centre and returned with a lot of learnings. Overall it was a good practical experience for the students.

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