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7.1.17 Number of activities conducted for promotion of universal values

(Truth, Righteous conduct, Love, Non-Violence and peace); national values, human

values, national integration, communal harmony and social cohesion as well as for

observance of fundamental duties during the last five years

Provide year-wise list of activities and upload videos/photographs (2)

Year Title of the

programme/Activity

Duration (from-

to)

Number of

participants

2018-19

Yoga Day celebration 21/6/2019 100

Woman’s Day Celebration 8/3/2019 162

Teacher’s Day Celebration (On

the occasion of Birth

Anniversary of Sarvepalli

Radhakrishnan)

5/9/2018 255

Visit Orphanage Home, Jhag 7/8/2018 80

2017 - 18

Voter awareness Campaign 5/2/2018 150

Birth Anniversary of Abdul

Kalam Azad 11/11/2018 50

Yoga Day celebration 21/6/2018 110

Woman’s Day Celebration 8/3/2018 184

Awareness Program on

Curruption (On the occasion of

vigilance Week

30/10/17 - 4/11/17 150

Safety Awareness Workshop 23/9/2017 140

Goodwill and Harmony Day

celebration (on the occasion of

birth Anniversary of Rajeev

Gandhi)

11/9/2017 158

Teacher’s Day Celebration (On

the occasion of Birth

Anniversary of Sarvepalli

Radhakrishnan)

5/9/2017 166

2016 - 17

Yoga Day celebration 21/6/2017 125

Women’s Day Celebration 8/3/2017 148

Tree plantation drive conducted

at village -Sirsi (On the

Occasion of Swachhata

Pakhwada)

17/9/2016 26

Teacher’s Day Celebration (On

the occasion of Birth

Anniversary of Sarvepalli

Radhakrishnan)

5/9/2016 355

2015-16

Yoga Day celebration 21/6/2016 110

Woman’s Day Celebration 8/3/2016 172

Teacher’s Day Celebration (On

the occasion of Birth

Anniversary of Sarvepalli

Radhakrishnan)

5/9/2015 255

2014-15

Yoga Day celebration 21/6/2015 125

Poster competition on the

occasion of Birth Annivwersary

of Mahatma Gandhi

2/10/2014 35

Swachhta Abiyan at Bhankrota 2/10/2014 70

Goodwill and Harmony Day

celebration (on the occasion of

birth Anniversary of Rajeev

Gandhi)

11/9/2014 25

Teacher’s Day Celebration (On

the occasion of Birth

Anniversary of Sarvepalli

Radhakrishnan)

5/9/2014 150

Appendix-II

INTERNATIONAL DAY OF YOGA ON 21ST

JUNE 2019

Rajasthan College of Engineering for Women situated at Bhankrota,, Ajmer Road, Jaipur

organized “YOGA CAMP” on the occasion of International Yoga Day 21st June 2019.

International Yoga Day is an initiative started by our Honourable Prime Minister Shri Narendra

Modi. Yoga Day celebrated in several parts of the country and also across the world. On the

Occasion Hon. Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi also thanked the countries who are taking

part in International Yoga day. International Yoga day was celebrated in the institute and also

session held for training the mind.

At Rajasthan College of Engineering for Women, the yoga practice began with chanting „Om‟

sitting in a comfortable position also called as “Sukhasana”. Sukhasana is the simplest

meditative posture and hence known as Easy Pose. It is an excellent pose.

Adavantages of doing “Sukhasana”

Gradually strengthens muscles of the back and improves body posture.

Being a meditative pose it has relaxing effects on mind and body.

Works as a preparatory pose for more difficult meditative poses.

Builds physical and mental balance.

Helpful in reducing stress and anxiety.

1stAasana–“Sukhasana”

2nd

Asana-“Tadasana”

1. Stand erect and join the feet together, with the toes touching each other. The heels may

be just slightly apart, and your hands must be firmly be placed alongside your body.

2. You must make your thigh muscles firm. Lift your kneecaps while ensuring you do not

harden the lower part of your belly.

3. Strengthen the inner arches of your inner ankles as you lift them.

4. Now, imagine a stream of white light (energy) passing through your ankles, up to your

inner thighs, groin, spine, neck, all the way up to your head. Gently turn your upper thighs

inward. Elongate the tailbone such that it is towards the floor. Lift the pubis such that it is

closer to the navel.

5. Look in line with the horizon.

6. Breathe in and stretch your shoulders, arms, and chest upwards.

7. Feel the stretch in your body right from your feet to your head. Hold the pose for a few

seconds. Then, exhale and release.

Next practice is “TADASANA”. Adavantages of doing ”TADASANA” are:-

Improves posture.

Strengthens thighs, knees, and ankles.

Increases awareness.

Steadies breathing.

Increases strength, power, and mobility in the feet, legs, and hips.

Firms abdomen and buttocks.

Relieves sciatica.

Reduces flat feet.

Next asana “Vrikshasana” was performed. Vrikshasana improves neuromuscular coordination.

Next, neck bending and neck rotation exercises were performed to warm up and prevent any

jerky moments by the girl students of the college. The first yoga pose performed was

“Tadasana” that brought stability to the body. Next asana “Vrikshasana” was performed.

Vrikshasana improves neuromuscular coordination. “Padahastasana” was the next asana, a

pose to improve flexibility in the spine. After performing “Padahastasana”, the next asana

“Ardha chakrasana” was followed which helps to improve one‟s breathing capacity. After a

few more standing poses, sitting asanas began, the first one being “Dandasana”. After

performing “Dandasana” vajrasana, vakrasana was performed.

Next, the girl's student proceeded, lying down yoga poses, starting with “Bhujangasana” a pose

to beat stress. “Setubandhasana”, done lying in the supine position was also performed by

students. Next Asana performed was “pavanmuktasana”, a pose that aidsdigestion.

Finally to relax the body, “shavasana” was performed.

In the next phase after relaxing through “shavasana”, Sitting in meditative posture with palms

on the knees and legs crossed, “kapalbhati” was practised. The first round of

“kapalbhati” consisted of 30 strokes. A total of three rounds were performed. This asana

revitalises the body. The students found “kapalbhati” very useful for revitalizing the body after

performing theAsana.

The students next performed “Anulom-vilom” as the next breathing asana to help & improve

concentration. A total of four rounds were performed for “Anulom-vilom” asana.

The students then practiced “Bhramari pranayama” to pose to calm the mind.

Also, the staff members along with Principal of Rajasthan College of Engineering for Women

celebrated International Yoga Day 21st June 2014 after practicing relevant Asana.

3

RD Aasana “Vrikshasana”

Advantages of doing “Vrikshasana” are-

Improves balance and stability in the legs.

Strengthens the ligaments and tendon of the feet.

Strengthens and tones the entire standing leg, up to the buttocks.

Assists the body in establishing pelvic stability.

Strengthen the bones of the hips and legs due to the weight-bearing nature of the pose.

CONCLUSION:

This event was to make students realize how yoga is important to their lives.

Yoga Asans holds a great significance.

These asans helps to strengthen our body physically and improves our mind.

YOGA DAY CELERBRATION AT RCEW-2017

RCEW led the celebrations of third International Yoga Day in its campus and SMS stadium as

well. All the students and staff indulged themselves in this ancient discipline which connects

body, mind, and soul. It is like free health assurance and not even expensive to practice.

The staff and students were made aware of the benefits of Yoga which includes Enhancement

of vitality, focus, memory, and productivity, Stabilizing the body, mind, and emotions, can

relieve from chronic ailments and improves overall health and Imparts a lasting sense of

joy, peace, and fulfillment. RCEW pledged to make Yoga a part of their lives as it has played

a big role in connecting the world with India.

Report

YOGA DAY CELERBRATION AT RCEW

Rajasthan College of Engineering for Women situated at Bhankrota, Ajmer Road, Jaipur

organized “YOGA CAMP” on the occasion of 2nd International Yoga Day 21st June 2016.

International Yoga Day is an initiative started by our Hon. Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi.

All the students and staff indulged themselves in this ancient discipline which connects body,

mind, and soul. It is like free health assurance and not even expensive to practice. Mrs. Pooja,

from Yoga Peace, make aware to the staff and students were made aware of the benefits of

Yoga which include Enhancement of vitality, focus, memory, and productivity. Stabilizing of

the body, mind, and emotions, can relieve from chronic ailments and improves overall

health and Imparts a lasting sense of joy, peace and fulfillment. RCEW pledged to make

Yoga a part of their lives as it has played a big role in connecting the world with India.

INTERNATIONAL DAY OF YOGA ON 21ST JUNE 2015

Rajasthan College of Engineering for Women situated at Bhankrota, Ajmer Road, Jaipur

organized “YOGA CAMP” on the occasion of International Yoga Day 21st June 2015.

International Yoga Day is an initiative started by our Hon. Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi.

The very first International Yoga Day celebrated in several parts of the country and also across

the world. On the Occasion Hon. Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi also thanked the other

193 countries who are taking part in International Yoga Day.

International Yoga day was celebrated for the first time in the institute and also a session held

for training the mind. This is the beginning of a new era after the start of International Yoga

day.

At Rajasthan College of Engineering for Women, the yoga practice began with chanting „Om‟

sitting in a comfortable position also called as “Sukhasana”

Next, neck bending and neck rotation exercises were performed to warm up and prevent any

jerky moments by the girl students of the college. The first yoga pose performed was

“Tadasana” that brought stability to the body. Next asana “Vrikshasana” was performed.

Vrikshasana improves neuromuscular coordination. “Padahastasana” was the next asana, a

pose to improve flexibility in the spine. After performing “Padahastasana”, the next asana

“Ardha chakrasana” was followed, which helps to improve one‟s breathing capacity. After a

few more standing poses, sitting asanas began, the first one being “Dandasana”. After

performing “Dandasana” vajrasana, vakrasana was performed.

Next, the girl student proceeded, lying down yoga poses, starting with “Bhujangasana” a pose

to beat stress. “Setubandhasana”, done lying in the supine position was also performed by

students. Next Asana performed was “pavanmuktasana”, a pose that aids digestion.

Finally to relax the body, “shavasana” was performed.

In the next phase after relaxing through “shavasana”, Sitting in meditative posture with palms

on the knees and legs crossed, “kapalbhati” was practised. The first round of

“kapalbhati” consisted of 30 strokes. A total of three rounds were performed. This asana

revitalises the body. The students found “kapalbhati” very useful for revitalizing the body after

performing the Asana.

The students next performed “Anulom-vilom” as the next breathing asana to help & improve

concentration. A total of four rounds were performed for “Anulom-vilom” asana.

The students then practiced “Bhramari pranayama” to pose to calm the mind.

Also, the staff members along with Principal of Rajasthan College of Engineering for Women

celebrated International Yoga Day 21st June 2015 after practicing relevant Asana.

At the end of the session, Dr. Avinash Sharma, Principal briefed students on the importance of

Yoga to the students and finally the Yoga Session ended for the day.

International Day of Yoga News published in Rajasthan Patrika and Daink Bhaskar of Rajasthan College of

Engineering for Women, Jaipur

TEACHER’S DAY CELEBRATION REPORT

Report on Teacher’s Day Celebration 5th September-2018

We celebrate Teachers‟ day every year throughout the country on 5th September. Students express their

gratitude and appreciation for their teachers on this day. This day is dedicated to Dr. Sarvepalli

Radhakrishnan – second President of India. The great academic philosopher, and one of the most well-

known diplomats, scholars, president of India and above all a teacher. As a tribute to this great teacher,

his birthday has been observed as teachers' day.

A celebration conducted at our department by our students on 5th September2018. The whole function

was planned by the students. As per the Indian culture, we always start our work with lamp lighting.

Thereafter, as a token of love and appreciation for teachers indulged in fun-filled activities that marked

the celebration. They sang, danced and played together creating memories to cherish forever. The day

came to an end with the scrumptious refreshment hosted by the students.

TEACHER’S DAY CELEBRATION REPORT

On the 5th September 2017 Rajasthan College of Engineering for Women, Bhankrota

celebrated Teachers day to show gratitude towards teachers. The students welcome the teachers

with a card and rose as a token of respect occasion was started by lighting the lamp by Mrs.

Beena Singh (Chairperson RCEW) and Dr.Ashok Sirohi (Principal RCEW) After that

Dr.Ashok Sirohi delivered a speech on role of teachers in nation-building as well as thanked

the students for organizing the event.

The student's organized cake cutting ceremony cultural dance was being performed by

Bhumika Gupta, the poem was presented by Niyati Jain to thank their teachers. At the end of

the occasion the final year students presented gifts to their teachers as a token of love and the

teachers thanked the student for making them feel so special.

TEACHER’S DAY CELEBRATION REPORT

On the 5th September 2016 Rajasthan College of Engineering for Women, Bhankrota

celebrated Teachers day to show gratitude towards teachers. The students welcome the teachers

with a card and rose as a token of respect as per the Indian culture the occasion was started by

lighting the lamp by Dr.Jitendra Singh Fauzdar (Chairman RCEW), Mrs.Beena Singh

(Chairperson RCEW) and Dr.Avinash Sharma (Principal RCEW) After that Dr.Jitendra Singh

Fauzdar delivered a speech about how teachers can change the life of students followed by

Dr.Avinash Sharma‟s speech for the motivation of teachers and students.

The students organized a cake cutting ceremony and performed some dance and skit to thank

their teachers. At the end of the occasion, the students presented gifts to their teachers as a

token of love and the teachers thanked the student for making them feel so special.

TEACHER’S DAY CELEBRATION REPORT

On the 5th

September 2015 Rajasthan College of Engineering for Women, Bhankrota

celebrated Teachers day to show gratitude towards teachers. The students welcome the teachers

with a card and rose as a token of respect as per the Indian culture the occasion was started by

lighting the lamp by Dr.SG Modani (Director RCEW) and Mr.Amit Mathur (VicePrincipal

RCEW) After that Dr.SG Modanidelivered a speech about how teachers can influence the life

of a student. The event was followed by a cake cutting ceremony.

The students thanked their teachers in their different styles some performed dance whereas

some performed skit. At the end of the occasion, the students presented gifts to their teachers

as a token of love and the teachers thanked the student for making them feel so special.

A Visit to Orphanage for Community Services

On the morning of the 7th of August, 2018, student of the first year of Rajasthan College of

Engineering for Women, with the lead of four teachers paid a lovely visit to the orphanage at

Jhag for the community services with the motto of What‟s life without helping one another?

Orphanages are an important part of our society as they give children the kind of

upbringing they need regardless of their family situation. Too often children find themselves in

a situation where they don't have parents to take care of them. The reasons can be many but in

the end, the result is the same they become kids with nowhere to go and no way to get the

proper care they need. That is why people need to visit orphanages more often to help out the

kids so they don‟t feel completely left out.

The kind of care given to kids in orphanages

varies depending on their age. Many will take in

children as young as infants and do the best they

can to raise them and give them the proper

nutrition and care they need to grow healthy and

strong. As kids get older they'll be educated,

usually in-house. Classrooms are often set up to

teach kids everything from their alphabet and

multiplication tables to useful vocational skills

that will lead them to solid jobs when they

eventually leave.

Students interact with the children of the

orphanage and try to know about their life. Students also donated Notebook, Pencil,

Sharpeners; fruits to orphanage children are as a token of love and spent their time with the

children of the orphanage.

After interacting with the children at the

orphanage, students learn to be content in life

and not grumble about what they don‟t have in

their lives, the official said. Children are

motivated by a very small age to have a vision

in their lives.

“Our students showed their love and concern

for orphanage children. In today‟s world, it is very important to develop values like sharing and

caring among students. With the growing population, the number of orphaned and abandoned

children has also increased. Today‟s young generation should realize it and come forward for

the betterment of these children,” the official said

The gifts were given to the kids of the Orphanage. The Goodbyes were hard and left the

Orphanage with a mixture of good feelings and sad emotions. The visit encouraged us to do

more for the needy and help them. The experience was very memorable. It was an

unforgettable trip

Voter Awareness Campaign

The college students have stepped forward to spread the word about the importance of voting

and the right to vote. In this connection, a Voters‟ Awareness program was organized at

Rajasthan College of Engineering for Women, (RCEW) Jaipur 5/2/2018.

The Students of RCEW organized a voter‟s awareness campaign at its campus to create

awareness about the right to vote among the youngsters. The awareness drive about the right to

vote was successfully conducted under the guidance of the college Principal, Dr. Ashok Sirohi,

Program Officer Dr. Roshan Choudhary, Chief Proctor, RCEW. Dr. Jyoti Kiran Shukla,

Spokesperson BJP, also interacted with the students and guided them. The students actively

participated in the campaign. Even the first-time voters were also a part of the drive, where

through cultural and artistic events; they spread awareness about the right to vote and also the

importance of this right.

A mock rehearsal was conducted to disseminate the knowledge of the voting procedure. Under

this rehearsal, Dr Choudhary provides the information „what steps should be taken by the

students while they go for voting‟. The students commented that it is necessary to make the

electorates aware of their voting rights; something that is of immense significance in

„strengthening democracy and building a healthier nation.‟

The volunteers motivated the students to vote and cast their vote righteously. The volunteers

successfully motivated the students for the right to vote through various activities. Activities

like young poets meet; extempore discussions and NUKKAD NATAK were held. Under the

Young Poets Meet, the students recited the poems written by them about the political scenario,

and the current happenings of the country. Further, the events like Handwriting Competition,

Poster Making Competition, Debate Competition, Essay Writing Competition, Slogan Writing

Competition, Face Painting Competition and many more were organized to increase the

average voting percentage in the coming election.

Swatchhta Abhiyan at Bhankrota

The most significant campaign of the Indian government is the "Swach Bharat Abhiyan." At India

Gate, the prime minister of India, Narendra Modi led a pledge of

cleanliness. Also, a walkathon was organized at Rajpath. The

campaign focuses on fulfilling the dream of Mahatma Gandhi upon

clean and green India. It was first initiated by Narendra Modiji as he

took the broom to clean the dirt at Mandir Marg Police Station. A

mantra was given by him, 'Na gandagi karenge, Na karne denge.'

through this campaign, a sense of responsibility has been evoked

among the citizens of India. The campaign was carried out by the

Prime Minister at various places like Varanasi. This campaign has,

however, become a 'Jan Andalon' by receiving much support and

citizens turned out in large numbers.

With the dream of clean society our college ‘ Rajasthan College of Engineering for Women, Jaipur

conducted Swatchhta Abhiyan on 2nd October 2014 at Bhankrota on the occasion of Birth Anniversary

of Mahatma Gandhi. This event aimed at spreading awareness among localities of Bhankrota about

environmental issues like global warming, pollution, poor waste management and so forth. Further,

we had another event of 'Plantation' in which we planted plants wherever we found space. Also, we

interacted with localities about cleanliness and hygiene of their surroundings.

ROAD SAFETY AWARENESS PROGRAM

Rajasthan College of Engineering for Women organized a Traffic safety awareness workshop on 23/9/2017 in the college premises for both staff and students highlighting the importance of road safety. The Chief Guest was Mr K C Verma, Divisional Commissioner, Rajasthan Police. The event gave students the chance to witness the consequences of a road traffic collision highlighting the fatal consequences of a road accident to young drivers, the program allowed students to learn about planning and running community safety events.

Principal Dr Ashok Sirohi, in his welcome speech, spoke about the safety measure which reduces the risk of road accidents and road side injury. Mr K C Verma, Divisional Commissioner, Rajasthan Police, Jaipur, through his PPT Presentation spoke about the importance of the event and explained about the safety precautions to young drivers of the college. In his session Mr K C Verma guided students with various traffic rules and regulations, Police helpline no’s and answered all the queries of the students related to road accidents and traffic rules. The maximum number of students and teachers participated with full interest and sincerity towards this menacing issue.

GOODWILL AND HARMONY DAY CELEBRATION

Celebrated on August 20th every year, Sadbhavana Diwas commemorates the memory of our

late erstwhile Prime Minister, Rajiv Gandhi. RCEW celebrated the occasion on September

11th 2017. In English, „Sadbhavana‟ means goodwill and bonafide. Shri Rajiv Gandhi as the youngest

Prime Minister of the nation tried to propagate communal harmony, peace, and national

integrity within India and was known a goodwill ambassador to the world. Being young, his

thought process was modern, and he had the vision of a developed nation through many

national as well as international projects that he pioneered.

Dr Ashok Sirohi, Principal RCEW, addressed the students and faculty members on

this occasion about peace; he said that if we live in peace and harmony our society

and country will develop accordingly. Multiple activities were conducted by the

students like Debate, Essay Writing, Poster making etc. The program ended with

Sadbhawna Diwas Pledge

Sadbhavana Diwas Pledge

“I take this solemn pledge that I will work for the emotional oneness and harmony of all the

people of India regardless of caste, region, religion or language. I further pledge that I shall

resolve all differences among us through dialogue and constitutional means without

resorting to violence.”

Birth Anniversary of Rajiv Gandhi Sadbhawana Diwas

The birth anniversary of Late Shri Rajiv Gandhi, Prime Minister

of India on 20th August is observed as ‘SADBHAVNA DIWAS’. The theme of Sadbhavna is to promote national integration and communal harmony among people of all religion and languages. To promote the spirit of national integration and communal harmony on the campus, Sadbhavna Diwas was celebrated at Rajasthan College of Engineering for Women, Jaipur11th September 2014.

The birth anniversary of Late Shri Rajiv Gandhi, Prime Minister of India, is observed as

„SADBHAVNA DIWAS‟. The theme of Sadbhavna is to promote national integration and

communal harmony among people of all religion and languages.

The program was attended by Respected Chairperson, Mrs Beena Singh, Principal, faculty

members and students of the institute.

The program was celebrated with fervour to create awareness among people about the

importance of this day which included Late Shri Rajiv Gandhi‟s dream to make India a

developed country. His enthusiast and inspiring words quoted for the country development

during his speech are still remembered.

The program concluded with a pledge taken by faculty members, respected director, respected

dean and all the students of the institute:

I TAKE THIS SOLEMN PLEDGE THAT I WILL WORK FOR THE EMOTIONAL

ONENESS AND HARMONY OF ALL THE PEOPLE OF INDIA REGARDLESS OF

CASTE, REGION, RELIGION OR LANGUAGE.

I FURTHER PLEDGE THAT I SHALL RESOLVE ALL DIFFERENCES AMONG US

THROUGH DIALOGUE AND CONSTITUTIONAL MEANS WITHOUT RESORTING

TO VIOLENCE.

Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering

Poster Competition On

2nd

October, 2014

On 2nd October 2014, an occasion of Birth Anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi a poster

competition was conducted by ECE Department of RCEW, Jaipur. The event was coordinated

by Ms Neha Sharma along with the final year students of the ECE Department. 42 students (14

teams) participated in this competition. The theme for the competition was “THE

TECHNOCRAT” in which the students had to make something related to the technology in

their poster.

The jury for the competition comprised of Ms Suman Kumari and Ms Abha Sharma. The

students actively participated and made beautiful posters showcasing their artistic sides.

Winners of Poster Making Competition

The technicality in their poster made TEAM-14 comprising of Ankita, Aishwarya and

Aparna, III year students to win the show.

The audience, an integral part of the event was over joyous. They showed their interest in all

the programs scheduled for them. This event was a platform for the students to present their

hard work, coordination and commitment for their department.

Students dynamically clicked pictures of the event. A few of them are collaged here.

BLOOD DONATION CAMP ON INTERNATIONALWOMEN’S DAY

On the occasion of International Women‟s Day on 8th March 2019 Rajasthan College of

Engineering for Women, Bhankrota, Jaipur in association with Lions Club and Swasthya

Kalyan Blood Bank, Jaipur organized blood donation camp. Lions club‟s president Mrs Usha

Zoya and secretary Mr Rajesh Sharma were also present.

In blood donation camp, college staff members and students actively participated, along with

the staff and student of the Rajasthan Pharmacy College, Beena Mahavidhalya, Indraprasth

Institute of Nursing, Jaipur. Lions Club President Mrs.Usha Zoya explained the importance of

blood and said due to shortage of blood in blood bank several lives are lost. This camp was to

encourage the youth to donate blood as the region suffers from a perennial shortage of blood

for treatment. During this camp, 35 unit of blood was collected.

College Principal Dr Ashok Kumar thanked Lions Club President and secretary for successful

completion of the event and he also thanked the students for their active participation. Donors

awarded by the certificates.

INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY CELEBRATION AT RCEW

On the occasion of International Women‟s Day on 8th March 2018 Rajasthan College of

Engineering for Women, Bhankrota organized women‟s day celebration. On this day college

chairperson, Mrs Beena Singh lit the lamp and inaugurated the event. The coordinators of the

event were Miss. Ira Joshi and Dr Swati Saxena have organized quiz and extempore

competition for the students where students actively participated. The judges for the events

were Mrs Manju Mathur and Dr Ritu Tak. Later on, Dr Ritu Tak Dean Academics RCEW

delivered a speech on the role of women in society as well as in nation-building.

At the end of the event, certificates were presented to the winners of the competition. Dr Ashok

Sirohi, Principal RCEW thanked all the coordinators and students for successful completion of

the event.

INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY CELEBRATION AT RCEW

“ It is in this generation‟s reach tp transform gender relations, to empower women and girls,

and humanity as a whole.” Along with millions of people around the globe, Rajasthan College

of Engineering for Women, Jaipur organized International Women‟s Day celebration on 8th

March 2017, a day that honours the achievements and calls attention to the right of women.

The world has witnessed a significant change and attitudinal shift in both women‟s and

society‟s thoughts about women‟s equality and emancipation.

The students welcome their teachers with tilak The program started with the lighting of the

lamp by respected Principal, Dr Ashok Sirohi, Vice Principal Mr Amit Mathur, Asst. Registrar

Mrs Mona Bhalla, Chief Proctor Mr Roshan Choudhary and Women‟s Day Celebration

convener Mrs Manju Mathur. As per our tradition, it was followed by Saraswati Vandana.

Function Convener, Mrs Manju Mathur welcomed all. She gave us insights on. Women‟s day

also explaining the theme, “She inspires us”.

All the staff members caught up themselves in the celebration with great enthusiasm and spoke

about the women‟s right and empowerment. Student achievers of all the branches were

facilitated by Principal on this great day recognizing the8ir adherence and attainment.

The program proceeded with a lot of cultural programs. All the staff members and student

present in the celebration were served lunch The celebration ended with a great triumph.

INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY CELEBRATION AT RCEW

On the occasion of International Women‟s Day on 8th March 2016 Rajasthan College of

Engineering for Women, Bhankrota organized women‟s day celebration. On this day college

chairperson, Mrs Beena Singh lit the lamp and inaugurated the event. The chief guest for this

day was Dr Rajni Singhal, director of Good Fortune. She shared her knowledge about hypnosis

with students and also told about how the family atmosphere can influence the success of a

student, along with this she also shared her experience on depression, anxiety, phobia, self-

confidence, memory management, relationship, bad habits, health problems, sexual abuse and

anger control.

On this event, various activities were organized and students participated actively and

delivered their speeches on women empowerment. The chief guest presented the certificates

and distributed the prizes to the winner.

At the end of the event college Principal, Dr Avinash Sharma thanked the coordinator for the

successful completion of the event.