Events and Activities

Report on Poster Making and Slogan Writing Competition

  • 30/01/2020

In an endeavor to extend electoral literacy to adult populations, especially the college students, Kamal Institute of Higher Education and Advance Technology organized various competitions on 27th January 2020 in the college premises to spread awareness and motivate the youth to exercise their vote. The various competitions are:
1. Poster making competition on the topic “Importance of Voter’s Rights” 
2. Slogan writing competition on the topic “Voting and Democracy go hand in hand”
Students from various courses participated in the competition and showcased their talent and creativity. The event was judged by Mrs. Rachna and Ms. Radhika and they had tough time to decide the winner. The criteria for judgment for both the competitions were:
1. Creativity
2. Idea/Concept
3. Use of colors
4. Knowledge imparted
The results of the competitions were as follows:
Poster making: 
1st position - Vanshika Ragsania, BBA 2nd year
2nd position - Leena Aggarwal, BBA 2nd year
3rd position - Sonam Singh, BBA 2nd year
Slogan writing:
1st position- Mayank Thakur, BBA 2nd year
2nd position - Indra Prakash, BCA 2nd year
3rd position - Mohit Tiwari, BBA 1st year
The winners were awarded with certificates presented by Dr. Anudeep Arora, Director of the Institute.
Kamal Institute of Higher Education and Advance Technology
Affiliated to Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University
Seminar on “Spreading Awareness Regarding Elections”
Kamal Institute of Higher Education of Advanced Technology organized a seminar on “Spreading Awareness Regarding Elections” on 31st January 2020. Students from various courses attended the session. The speaker of the seminar was Ms. Kirti Tanwar. The seminar was an initiative taken by the ELC Club of the college with the aim to aware the youngsters to vote and use their constitutional rights to select their leader carefully. The aim of the seminar was to encourage the students to use their voting right as well as to encourage them to actively participate in voting. She emphasized that voting depends upon informed voters and every voter must make use of the information put in the public domain and then assess the candidates before making his decision. Faculties of various departments were present over there. The students presented their view point as well as doubts which were cleared by the speaker which enhanced the knowledge of audience present over there. The session was very interactive and the students above 18 years of age made their mind to vote in the coming elections as it’s more essential now than ever to cast their vote.
Kamal Institute of Higher Education and Advance Technology
Affiliated to Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University
Debate on “NOTA as an option - Fair or Unfair”
NOTA or “None of the above” is the option which enables the voter to officially register a vote of rejection for all candidates who are contesting. If a voter chooses to press NOTA it indicates that the voter has not chosen to vote for any of the party. Kamal Institute of Higher Education of Advanced Technology organized a debate competition on 31 January 2020 on Topic - "NOTA as an option -fair or unfair". Students of various courses actively participated in it. The judges of the competition were Ms. Preeti Yadav, Ms. Kirti Tanwar and Ms. Ritu Rawat. Every debater was cheered and clapped up for their pleasing presentation and sharp arguments. The competition revealed many aspects of “Nota as an option” before the audience. The judges declared the winners on the following criteria:
• Knowledge of the Subject
• Making the decision
• Speed of delivery
• Communication skills
• Body language and Appearance
• Leadership Skills
The winners of the competition were:
1st Position – Shiksha Chauhan, BA(JMC) 1st Year
2nd Position – Manjeet Singh, BCA 1st Year
3rd Position – Sachin Kumar Singhal, BCA 1st Year 
Kamal Institute of Higher Education and Advance Technology
Affiliated to Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University
Report on GD “Why Political Parties neglect Environmental Issues in their Political Agenda”
Kamal Institute of Higher Education of Advanced Technology organized a Group Discussion on “Why Political Parties neglect Environmental Issues in their Political Agenda” on 3rd February 2020. Students of various courses actively participated in it. The judges of the competition were Ms. Kirti Tanwar, Mr. Sorabh Agarwal and Ms. Ritu Rawat. 
The activity was initiated by the ELC Club of the college with the aim to aware the youngsters to vote and use their constitutional rights to select their leader carefully who not only thinks of the development of the country but also focuses on the serious environmental issues  of the country. The aim of group discussion was to enhance the learning in both effective and cognitive domains. It enhances communication skills, leadership quality and thinking capacity. To encourage the students, faculties of various departments were present. Students from various courses were participated in GD. The students presented their view point which enhanced the knowledge of audience present over there.
Kamal Institute of Higher Education and Advance Technology
Affiliated to Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University
Rally on “Spreading Awareness Regarding Voting in Election”
The ELC club of Kamal Institute of Higher Education And Advanced Technology organized a rally on 6th February 2020 which was taken out by college students to educate the people of Mohan Garden. The students led by the teachers carried placards displaying messages to sensitize people about Importance of Voting. Students as well as teachers participated with enthusiasm in the Awareness drive. They used various slogans like 
1) “Jan Jan ki Pukaar h Vote dena hmara aadhikar h.
2) “Ek - Do –Teen- Char Vote Dena Abki Baar”.
Most of the college students took part in rally to create awareness about the importance of voting as part of the Systematic Voters’ Education and Electoral Participation (SVEEP) activities organized by the district administration. “The main objective of the rally was to achieve 100 % polling in the district”. The Students talked to the locals and made them aware about their voting rights and how important each and every vote is.

“Role of Probiotics in Maintaining Good Health” by Yakult

  • 25/09/2019

Kamal Institute of Higher Education And Advanced Technology organized a seminar to highlight the “Role of Probiotics in Maintaining Good Health” on 21st September 2019 at Vandana Internatiol School, Dwarka.

Mr. Anudeep Arora, Director presented a floral welcome to the guest Ms. Jyoti Vohra, Senior Executive of Science Department.
Ms. Jyoti Vohra started the seminar by introducing herself to the students and she made the students aware of intestinal health and role of Probiotics. She presented the reports of WHO and the explained that World Health Organization (WHO) and Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) has defined the term “Probio” as “Pro” means “For” and “Bio” means “Life” thus, Probiotic means “For Life”. She also discussed about basic digestive system which includes the process of food intake and excretion of waste. She also put light on intestinal flora. She focused on  effective communication with the students in order to answer all their problems and provide solutions to their issues. She also explained the role of antibiotics in maintaining the balance of digestive system and maintaining good health.

After the discussions, she played a video which explained the importance of intestinal bacteria, sources of bacteria, functions as well as merits and demerits of intestinal bacteria. Beneficial bacteria which have positive impact on the body and promotes digestion. Harmful bacteria which causes weakness in the body. She told that the human body has symbolic relation with bacteria which totally depends on our food.

At the end of the session a bottle of Yakult was distributed to all the students and faculty members. The seminar was at great success and was concluded with the vote of thanks given by  Mr. Manu Kohli.

SAY NO TO PLASTIC BAGS

  • 05/09/2019

Polythene is a gift of science that has got immense popularity in present time. But now the excessive use of polybags has become a matter of concern for us. Due to its non-porous and non-biodegradable nature, polybag harms us a lot in many ways. It also contains toxic chemicals. Thus, they choke the soil and suffocate the roots of plants. During the rainy season, it may block the drains and that cause artificial flood. Thus the time has arrived to Say no to Polybags. To make students and people aware of the bad effect of polythene bags on environment, human beings and animals, the CSR Committee of Kamal Institute of Higher Education and Advance Technology initiated Say No to Polythene Bag campaign under Swachchta Pakhwada 2019 on 3rd September 2019 (Tuesday).

The students and teachers of the institute visited various localities in Delhi and spread the awareness about hazardous impact of plastic bags. The students made the paper bags and distributed to the shopkeepers and requested them to avoid the plastic bags, the team addressed a lot of people and spread the message to the masses. Posters on plastic ban were also made by students and spread around the streets of Delhi. The team of students and teachers talked to the people and advised various ways to avoid the use of plastic bags, which were: 

• Use a reusable produce bag. A single plastic bag can take 1,000 years to degrade. Purchase or make your own bag made of cloth and be sure to wash them often!
• Ask your local grocer to take your plastic containers (for berries, tomatoes, etc.) back. If you shop at a farmers market they can refill it for you.
• Stop buying bottled water, unless there’s some kind of contamination crisis, plastic water bottles are an easy target for reducing waste. Instead, keep a refillable bottle handy.
• Say no to straws.
• Switch from disposable diapers to cloth.
• Reduce, Reuse and Recycle.

Then the team administered the oath to the people that they would not use poly-bags. People who go to work, people who do not go to work, people who are literate, people who are illiterate, all can come together and do this. The person who sells vegetable, the person who sells branded clothes, everyone can contribute and become a bigger person. We all – the rich, the poor, the careful and the not so careful, we all live in the same environment and we all will have to come together to save this planet. And for once let’s not talk about the country but about the world.

Students took out a rally carrying posters with various slogans in the city. There was enthusiasm among them and the people of the city. We know the initiative will not end the problem in a single day but the end of the problem will begin. Overall, it seemed to be a very successful campaign.

JAL SHAKTI ABHIYAAN

  • 11/09/2019

Water is one of the most important substances on earth. All plants and animals need water to survive.  If there is no water there would be no life on earth. Water crisis is a reality. Urgent actions are required to save the water and human existence on the planet. The CSR Committee of Kamal Institute of Higher Education and Advance Technology took an initiative under Swachchta Pakhwada 2019 to spread the awareness about water conservation. The team of students and teachers initiated Jal Shakti Abhiyaan on 4th September 2019 (Wednesday). The activities of the program were supervised by Ms. Puja Arya, Ms. Preeti Yadav and Mrs. Heena Bhalla.

According to the studies, water use has grown at more than twice the rate of population growth in the last century. If this continues, we’ll all face water crisis very shortly. Thus, this increasing population needs to be aware of the water crisis and the sustainable use of water to survive on the planet. The emphasis of the initiative was to aware people about the importance of water and the consequences of scarcity of water and educating them about rain water harvesting, water management and efficient use of the resource.

The students and teachers of the institute visited various localities in Delhi and spread the awareness about water conservation. The students performed Skits in the streets of Delhi thereby addressed a lot of people and spread the message and also distributed posters on water conservation, its efficient use and rain water harvesting. The team of students and teachers talked to the households and advised them the ways to conserve water in day-to-day life, which are:

• Washing cars with bucket water instead of using water pipes.
• Using bucket for bathing instead of shower. 
• Keeping double check on leakage of water taps.
• Avoid unnecessary drainage of water while brushing teeth.
• Turn off the water while shaving.
• If you wash dishes by hand, don't leave the water running for rinsing.
• If possible, opt for rain water harvesting, etc.

The Jal Shakti Abhiyaan initiated by the Swachchta Pakhwada 2019 focused on raising awareness in all levels of society about the importance of saving water to cope with its scarcity and ensure sustainability. The aim was to change citizen’s attitude and behavior to improve water use efficiency. This water conservation drive was highly praised by people and we hope that the efforts of the institution will bring out positive results and will motivate the society to save water and life on Earth.

Oath Ceremony on Swacchhta

  • 05/02/2020

“A clean India would be the best tribute our citizens could pay to Mahatma Gandhi.” said Shri Narendra Modi as he launched the Swachh Bharat Mission. As part of this abhiyaan, “Oath Ceremony on Swacchhta” was organized by Kamal Institute of Higher Education and Advanced Technology on 3rd February 2020. The ceremony was attended by students from all three years and led by Ms. Preeti Yadav, Assistant Professor, KIHEAT, who shared with students how clean and green environment keeps us healthy and how our small efforts for saving the environment can make a big change. She also noted that over these years we all have become oblivious and ignorant towards the cleanliness of our surroundings and further motivated and urged students to take this responsibility and actively participate to make the country clean and green. She then led everyone for the 'Swacchh pledge' and 'pledge to segregate' committing to take necessary measures and steps to keep our surroundings and Country clean.

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