COLLEGE
EVENT DECEMBER 2024-MARCH 2025
CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION
On the 24th of December 2024, K.S.R College of Arts and Science
for Women hosted "CHRISTMAS 2K24." The event began with pleasantries
from KSREI Chairman Mr. R. Srinivasan and Vice Chairman Mr. K.S. Sachin. In his
felicitation speech, Dr. M. Karthikeyan, Principal of KSRCASW, stressed the
need of fostering the ideals of love, justice, equality, fraternity, and
sharing in all people. It was Sasmitha Mary, II-BA, who gave the welcome
speech. The students showcased the majesty of Jesus Christ by performing a play
that portrayed His birth, life, and sacrifice. Many youngsters cheerfully
greeted everyone a Merry Christmas while dressing as Santa Claus. In addition
to performing dances, students sang songs with their lovely vocals. Everyone
received cakes and chocolates at the conclusion of the ceremony, along with a
Merry Christmas greeting. Teachers and kids exchanged their best wishes.
ROAD SAFETY AWARENESS RALLY
KSREI Chairman Mr. R. Srinivasan, Vice-Chairman Mr. K.S. Sachin,
and Principal Dr. M. Karthikeyan welcomed the Road Safety Awareness Rally,
which was organized by the Road Safety Club, National Service Scheme (NSS), and
K.S.R. College of Arts and Science for Women. Along with Dr. V. Mahalakshmi,
the college's vice-principal, NSS coordinator, and road safety coordinator, Mr.
Senthilkumaran, inspector of police at Vepadai Police Station, officially
opened the rally. The Vepadai Police Station marked the end of the rally, which
started at the Vepadai Government Primary Health Center. It sought to raise public
knowledge of important road safety precautions such reading traffic signs,
lowering speed limits, wearing helmets, abstaining from drunk driving, and
using zebra crossings to ensure pedestrian safety. Participants distributed
brochures, carried banners with slogans, and loudly yelled safety messages in
an effort to effectively raise awareness. The awareness campaign effectively
raised public awareness of the value of road safety and promoted responsible
conduct.
DEPARTMENT
OF RABINDRANATH TAGORE LIBRARY AND INFORMATION CENTRE
IMPACT
OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ON SKILL INNOVATION AND RESEARCH
A guest lecture on An impact of artificial intelligence on
skill innovation and research oganized
by Department of Rabindranath tagore library and information centre .The chief guest
Dr. M.K. Prakash, an assistant professor at KL University in Guntur, led
a lively discussion about how artificial intelligence (AI) affects research,
innovation, and skill development. He gave pupils a thorough grasp of AI by
going into detail about its foundations, operation, and development over time.
The conversation highlighted AI's importance in the field of education,
highlighting its contributions to academic advancement, individualized
learning, and research change. Additionally, he presented a range of AI tools
for generative applications, demonstrating how they may promote creativity,
increase productivity, and simplify jobs. The seminar gave students insightful
viewpoints on data processing, analytical thinking, and AI-driven automation,
equipping them with critical abilities for both academic and professional success.
REPUBLIC DAY COMPETITON
A Republic day competition oganized by Department of
Rabindranath tagore library and information centre.Staarted with
Prayer
songs by second-year B.A. Economics students Ms. R. Mohanapriya and Ms. S.
Sevvanthi kicked off the program. During the first session, Ms. M. Srinega, a
second-year B.A. English student, gave the welcome speech. All participants
offered floral tributes to the pictures of LION Dr. K. S. Rangasamy MJF and
Karmaveerar Kamarajar. The event's theme, Republic Day, was presented with
grace by Ms. G.N. Pavithra, a second-year B.Sc. N&D student. The gathering
was graced by Dr. M. Karthikeyan, Principal of KSRCASW, who stressed the value
of developing regular reading and creative writing habits as well as keeping up
with current events, politics, and daily life in order to successfully navigate
the challenges and develop self-confidence when facing society. The awarding of
prizes to the top three essays and poems marked the event's triumphant
conclusion.
INTERNATIONAL
CONFERENCE OF SCHOOL OF COMPUTING,MATHEMATICS,SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
The 8th International Conference organized by KSR College of
Arts and Science for Women focuses on the “Role of Technology and Artificial
Intelligence in Higher Education”, hosted by the School of Computing,
Mathematics & School of Languages in collaboration with the Emperor
Research Foundation, Kanchipuram. The event is scheduled for January 30, 2025,
at the college. The conference would
focus on how personalized learning systems, powered by AI, adapt to individual
student needs, ensuring an inclusive and tailored learning experience.
Discussions would explore AI-driven platforms for hybrid and online education,
where advanced tools like virtual labs, adaptive learning systems, and
gamification enhance engagement and outcomes.
WORKSHOP
ON SETTING UP OF BUSINESS ENTITIES
On January 31,
2025, at 11:00 a.m., the School of Commerce and IIC hosted a workshop for
faculty and students studying commerce on "Institution Innovation
Council." Dr. R. Hemalini, an assistant professor in the management
studies department of KS Rangasamy College of Technology in Tiruchengode,
served as the session's resource. An
inspiring session by a well-known entrepreneur who has accomplished great
success in their industry will be featured in the invited discussion,
"Workshop on Setting up of Business Entities." Aspiring business
owners can learn vital information about choosing, registering, and overseeing
various business entities from this program. Perfect for professionals pursuing
new endeavors, small business owners, and startups. Lastly, a vote of gratitude
Ms. M. Deepikasri, II-B.Com (CA), made the proposal
INTERNATIONAL
WOMENS DAY AND BEST TEACHER AWARD
International
Womens Day and Best Teacher Award in associate with Tamil Nadu Early Childhood
Education Teachers Association Educationalists Association on 8th March 2025.
The program began with the greetings of Mr. R. Srinivasan, Chairman of KSREI,
and Mr. K.S. Sachin, Vice Chairman of KSREI. Prof. V. Mohan, Director Admin of
KSREI and Dr.S.Balusamy, Chief Strategic Officer of KSREI, took part in the
occasion. Dr. M. Karthikeyan, Principal of K.S.R College of Arts and Science
for Women, welcomed the gathering. The esteemed Chief Guests, Mr. Anbil Mahesh
Poyyamozhi, School Education Minister, delivered a special address on
"Womens Day is not a day to be celebrated only once a year; women deserve
to be celebrated every single day. "If a man is educated, his family will
be well-off. If a woman is educated, the entire society will benefit." He
highlighted that how the Dravidian Model of Governance has played a significant
role in advancing womens education and social progress through various
initiatives.He emphasized, had significantly contributed to the educational and
social upliftment of women. Mrs. Maheswari, Chief Educational Officer of
Namakkal District, delivered a special speech on Nammal Mudiyum. Mr. Sigaram
Satheeshkumar, Coordinator of Aasiriyar Manasu Scheme, gave a speech on
Ungalidam Irrundhae Thodangungal. The Honourable School Education Minister
presented Awards, Cetificates and a Cash Prize of Rs.10,000 for 16 best teacher
awardees. Directors, Teachers, Heads and Professors took part in the occasion.
Over 1000 students participated and gained valuable insights. Finally Dr. V.
Mahalaksmi, Vice Principal, delivered the vote of thanks.
ANNUAL
DAY
We celebrated 16th Annual Day
grandly began with the greetings of respected chairman Mr. R. Srinivasan and
enthusiastic address by our chief guest Mr. D. Sakthi, CEO and Founder, The
Healer Foundation. The students and faculty members were applauded for their
outstanding achievements in various categories like toppers, NPTEL, 100 %
award, NSS, Library user, supporting Staff, Best Faculty, Researcher, best
department and best overall outgoing with shields and certificates. Our
students Cultural performances gave a visual treat to all. The entire campus
became vibrant and each began to dance during DJ. It was a remarkable night
with unforgettable memories.
INSTITUTION’S INNOVATION COUNCIL
Demo day/ Exhibition/ Prototypes &
Linkage with Innovation Ambassadors
Usually, a
prominent figure or expert in the domains of innovation, entrepreneurship, or
technology would be the guest speaker on Demo Day at the Institution's
Innovation Council (IIC), Mr. K. Babu. By offering their perspectives on the
value of innovation, effective concept pitching, and the process of turning an
idea into a business, they would be able to motivate and mentor the
participants—whether they be students, entrepreneurs, or startups. Usually an
industry expert, entrepreneur, or thought leader with substantial experience in
innovation and entrepreneurship, Mr. T. Kumar is the guest speaker for the
Institution's Innovation Council's (IIC) Exhibition Day. The importance of
presenting creative initiatives and the function of exhibitions in advancing
novel concepts, innovations, and solutions would be the main topics of their
discourse. A specialist in product development, entrepreneurship, or innovation
ecosystems would normally be Mrs. S. Gokilapriya, the guest speaker at the
Institution's Innovation Council's (IIC) Prototypes & Linkage with
Innovation Ambassadors Day. They would discuss the importance of prototypes in
transforming intangible concepts into tangible, testable, and commercially
viable goods.
TECHNOLOGY-DRIVEN INNOVATION OF
FUNCTIONAL FOODS FOR WOMEN’S HEALTH
A
guest lecture on "Technology — Driven Innovations of Functional foods in
Women's Health" was jointly hosted by the Innovation Council of the
Institution and the Department of Nutrition and Dietetics. At 11:00 AM, the
show "Aas" began. Our resource
person is G.Nandhini.The presentation began with a discussion with the students
regarding the function of various innovative technologies and functional foods
in the human body. Probiotics, bioactive chemicals, x'utraceuticals, phenols,
and other functional foods are discussed in greater detail in this session. The
motion of gratitude was put forth by K.M. Srinidhi, Ill. B.Sc. Students learned
how to spot gaps and opportunities for creating functional food solutions
during the program.
EXPERT TALK
In partnership with the Department of
Nutrition & Dietetics, the Institution's Innovation Council hosted a
"Expert Talk" at KSRCASW, Tirucheneode. Our resource is Dr. Rajesh
Pandiyan, an associate professor at Bharath University, Chennai shared insights
from real-world business strategies, making academic concepts more relevant to the
growth of entrepreneurship.
EXPERT TALK -NANOMATERIAL
On
07.02.2025, an Expert Talk on
Nanomaterials was organized.The session was delivered by Prof. Dr. K.
Sakthipandi, who shared valuable insights into the world of nanotechnology and
its wide-ranging applications.
Prof. Dr. K.
Sakthipandi, who teaches in the Physics Department of SRM at TRP Engineering
College Tirchy, was the guest lecturer. He has four years of research
experience in addition to twelve years of teaching experience. He is a life
member of many organizations, such as the Indian Physics Association, the
Indian Magnetic Society, and the Indian Association of Physics Teachers. His
work has been published in 79 foreign and two national journals.
MEGA SCIENCE EXPO
On Tuesday, March 4, 2025, K.S.R.
College of Arts and Science for Women organized a scientific fair with the
subject "Mega Science Expo" in partnership with the Nature Trust.At
the program's launch, Mrs. R. Abirami, MBA., PGDCA., Managing Trustee for Drama
Therapy, Nature Trust, Kulithalai, is honored.After that, 100 pupils from 15
different schools presented scientific models based on the idea of the life
blueprint.The enigma of the human body: nutrient toolbox, diet for fitness, fat
to avoid disease, etc.There is a farewell ceremony at the end of the program.
WORKSHOP
ON EFFECTIVE SALES AND MARKETING STRATEGIES FOR ENTREPRENEURS/STARTUPS
This
session's speakers Mr.G.Vasudevan seasoned marketing experts with a wealth of
knowledge in consumer behavior, digital marketing, brand management, and market
research. Their experience working with top international businesses, startups,
and marketing campaigns gives them useful insights. The presenters, who have
experience with both traditional and digital marketing techniques, will provide
insightful information on developing successful marketing plans, comprehending
consumer demands, and promoting brand success. Under their direction,
participants will better understand fundamental marketing concepts and apply
them to actual business situations for optimal effect.
WORKSHOP
ON RURAL AND AGRICULTURE MARKETING
On January 29,
2025, at 10:00 am, the School of Commerce and IIC hosted a workshop for staff
and students studying commerce on "Rural and Agricultural Marketing."
Dr. H. Kalaiarasi, a professor in the Department of Management Studies at K.S.
Rangasamy College of Technology, served as the session's resource. The goal of the Workshop on Rural and
Agricultural Marketing is to provide light on consumer behavior, agricultural
marketing tactics, and the dynamics of rural markets. It will go over things
like supply chain management, digital marketing for rural areas, and
sustainable marketing strategies. This program, which is intended for
academicians, students, and professionals, will improve participants' abilities
to create creative marketing strategies that successfully connect farmers and
markets.
WORKSHOP
ON PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING
For commerce
students and teachers, the School of Commerce and IIC hosted a workshop on
"institution innovation council" on January 30, 2025, at 11:00 a.m.
Dr. M. Vijayakumar, professor head of the management studies department at K S
Rangasamy College of Technology in Tiruchengode, served as the session's
resource.During the invited discussion, which is called "workshop on
principles of marketing," a well-known businessperson who has accomplished
great success in their industry will lead an energizing session. Aspiring
business owners can learn vital information about choosing, registering, and
overseeing various business entities from this program. perfect for
professionals pursuing new endeavors, small business owners, and startups.
Finally, Ms. M. Deepikasri, II-B.Com (CA), moved a vote of thanks.
.
INVITE
TALK ON UNLEASING INNOVATION : STRATEGIES TO EXCEL IN HACKATHON 2025
On January 25,
2025, at 10:00 a.m., the School of Computing and IIC invited teachers and
students to an invite talk on "Unleasing Innovation: Strategies to Excel
in Hackathon 2025." The founder and CEO of OM 11:11 Technologies, Dr. R.
Anjit Raja, served as the session's resource.
The purpose of the engaging session "Unleashing Innovation:
Strategies to Excel in Hackathon 2025" is to provide attendees the skills
and strategies they need to win hackathons. Important techniques for creative
problem-solving, cooperation under duress, and successful problem-solving will
be covered throughout the curriculum. Participants will gain the information
and abilities necessary to succeed in future hackathon challenges as experts
offer insights on utilizing cutting-edge technology and perfecting the art of
solution presentation.
EXPOSURE VISIT –SATHISH DHAWAN SPACE
CENTRE(SHAR), ISRO, SRIHARIKOTA
Department of
Physics and chemistry exposure visit at India's space technology breakthroughs
during our industrial visit to Sriharikota Space Centre, also known as the
Satish Dhawan Space Centre (SDSC), on February 13. Andhra Pradesh's SDSC serves
as the Indian Space Research Organization's (ISRO) main launch site and is
essential to the nation's satellite and space exploration programs. We learnt
about the procedures involved in launching rockets and satellites during the
tour, which included an introduction to many launch facilities, such as the
Vehicle Assembly Building (VAB) and Mission Control Centre (MCC). The Polar
Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) and Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle
(GSLV), which are utilized for various space missions, were introduced to us
personally. We visited well-known sites including the Basilica of the Sacred
Heart of Jesus, Auroville, Promenade Beach, and Aurobindo Ashram. A trip
through the French Quarter revealed stunning colonial architecture, while the
tranquil atmosphere of Paradise Beach and Rock Beach offered a restful haven.
NATIONAL
YOUTH DAY
International
Youth day celebtated by Department of Tamil.
Introducing the Special Visitors: Honor any dignitaries or significant
community members. A youth leader or guest speaker could discuss the
opportunities and difficulties facing today's youth, emphasizing subjects like
education, empowerment, or leadership. "Youth in the Modern World" or
"How Youth Can Shape the Future" are the topics of discussion. Invite
experts, activists, or young leaders to contribute their perspectives. Poetry,
dance, music, and skits performed by local artists or youth organizations are
examples of cultural performances. Allow young people to share their ideas,
opinions, and questions. such as games, discussion circles, or icebreakers.
Reward young people or organizations for exceptional accomplishments in fields
such as community service, athletics, or academics businesses. The day fosters
networking by connecting entrepreneurs with investors and industry experts, and
provides valuable learning opportunities through workshops aimed at enhancing
entrepreneurial skills. Overall, the event aims to empower participants with
the knowledge, resources, and connections needed to advance their
entrepreneurial goals.
EFFECTIVE
LEADERSHIP STYLE
Important
leadership paradigms and their practical implementations were clarified by the
Knowledge Sharing Program on "Effective Leadership Style," which was
led by Ms. K. Yasika. While reiterating the need of moral and transformative
leadership, the seminar focused on crucial leadership qualities including sound
judgment, clear communication, and skillful problem-solving. Through
stimulating discussions and thought-provoking case studies, participants were
able to absorb advanced leadership techniques and understand their broad
implications. The workshop was well received and gave participants the tools
they needed to develop resilience, responsibility, and a forward-thinking
leadership style.
SCIENCE
DAY CELEBRATION - SEMINAR, HANDS-ON-TRAINING & COMPETITIONS
PG Department of Physics has organized
Seminar and Hands-on-Training Program on “A Rare 7-Planets
Parade/Alignment” on 27th February 2025. The honourable chief-guest Dr. R. Venkatesan, Head (Rtd.),
Radiological Safety Division, Indira Gandhi Centre for Atomic Research (IGCAR),
Kalpakkam, Tamil Nadu given an elaborated lecture about "Sun family and
planets movements". Also he had shown demonstration for few sun observation
techniques and Physics theories for students. The science day celebration lecture
raised a great deal of awareness about the value of science and how it is
applied to technological advancements for daily life survival. To encourage
students' interest in science courses and research, a brief demonstration was
presented in the interim.
RABINDRANATH
TAGORE LIBRARY AND INFORMATION CENTRE
IMPACT OF
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ON SKILL INNOVATION AND RESEARCH
Dr. M.K. Prakash,
an assistant professor at KL University in Guntur, led a lively discussion
about how artificial intelligence (AI) affects research, innovation, and skill
development. He gave pupils a thorough grasp of AI by going into detail about
its foundations, operation, and development over time. The conversation
highlighted AI's importance in the field of education, highlighting its
contributions to academic advancement, individualized learning, and research
change. Additionally, he presented a range of AI tools for generative
applications, demonstrating how they may promote creativity, increase
productivity, and simplify jobs. The seminar gave students insightful
viewpoints on data processing, analytical thinking, and AI-driven automation,
equipping them with critical abilities for both academic and professional
success.
Department of
Tamil
PechuPodikal.
மாநில சிறுபான்மையினர் நலத்துறை தலைவர்இராசிபுரம்
பாவை பொறியியல் கல்லூரி 13.03.2025அன்று 13.03.2025அன்று பாவை கல்வி நிறுவனங்களில்
தமிழ்நாடு மாநில சிறுபான்மையினர் ஆணையத்தின் தலைவர் மற்றும் துணைத் ஆகியோர் தலைமையில்
பேச்சு போட்டிகள் நடைபெற்றது.1.மனிதகுலம் ஓங்கட்டும் மதநெறி நீங்கட்டும். 2.ஒன்றே குலம்
ஒருவனே தேவன் 3.ஏன் வேண்டும் இட ஒதுக்கீடு
4.மக்களாட்சி மாண்பு மதச்சார்பற்ற அரசும் ஆகிய தலைப்புகளில் முதலாம் ஆண்டு வணிகவியல்
துறையைச் சார்ந்த மாணவிகள் R.பவித்ரா மற்றும் S.ஆதி ஸ்ரீ மேலும் முதலாமாண்டு ஊட்டச்சத்துத்
துறையைச் சார்ந்த மாணவி G.அக்ஷயா மற்றும் முதலாமாண்டு கணினி அறிவியல் துறையைச் சார்ந்த
மாணவி த.திவ்யதர்ஷினி ஆகியோர் கலந்து கொண்டனர். 2.ஒன்றே குலம் ஒருவனே தேவன் 3.ஏன் வேண்டும்
இட ஒதுக்கீடு 4.மக்களாட்சி மாண்பு மதச்சார்பற்ற
அரசும் ஆகிய தலைப்புகளில் முதலாம் ஆண்டு வணிகவியல் துறையைச் சார்ந்த மாணவிகள் R.பவித்ரா
மற்றும் S.ஆதி ஸ்ரீ மேலும் முதலாமாண்டு ஊட்டச்சத்துத் துறையைச் சார்ந்த மாணவி G.அக்ஷயா
மற்றும் முதலாமாண்டு கணினி அறிவியல் துறையைச் சார்ந்த மாணவி த.திவ்யதர்ஷினி ஆகியோர்
கலந்து கொண்டனர்.
Valluvar Vasakar Vadam