Activities

Academic Session 2025 - 26

1. 🎙️ Leadership Unveiled: An Inspiring Conversation with the Vice Principal
   The Media and Marketing Club filmed this podcast episode on 09 March 2026 and officially launched it on 30 March 2026 on the college’s YouTube channel. Titled “Inside Our College: An Inspiring Conversation with the Vice Principal”, the session features an engaging interaction highlighting the Vice Principal’s insights, experiences, and vision for the institution.
   Through this candid conversation, the Vice Principal shared her personal journey, leadership perspectives, and commitment to fostering an inclusive and dynamic campus environment. The initiative aimed to promote transparency, inspire students, and strengthen the connection between the administration and the student community.
   The episode provided students with a meaningful opportunity to understand the values, goals, and future direction of the institution, while encouraging open dialogue and engagement across the campus.
2. 🏆 Triumph of Talent – Recognizing the Best
   The Awards Ceremony held on 28 March 2026 (Saturday) celebrated student excellence and achievement across various categories. Outstanding performers were recognized as Academic Achievers (Batch 2022–2025), Consistency in Merit (Batch 2022–2025), Merit Awards (Even Semesters of A.Y. 2024–25), and Attendance Awards (Odd Semesters of A.Y. 2025–26). The event created a proud and inspiring atmosphere, honoring students’ hard work, dedication, and commitment to excellence, while motivating them to strive for greater accomplishments and reinforcing the institution’s focus on holistic academic development.
3. 🍽️ Celebrating Flavors, Fostering Friendships – FoodFest 2026
   The Media and Marketing Club conducted an activity on 26 March 2026 to capture testimonials and photographs from participants and guests of FoodFest 2026. The initiative highlighted the vibrant campus spirit, bringing together students, faculty, and staff to celebrate culinary creativity and cultural diversity.
   Through engaging visuals and genuine feedback, the activity showcased the enthusiasm, community bonding, and active participation that defined the event. It effectively reflected the lively atmosphere and collective efforts of the college.
   Such initiatives play a key role in strengthening campus engagement and promoting the institution’s dynamic culture.
4. 🍽️ Annual Food Fest 2026 – Celebrating Taste, Talent & Campus Spirit
   The Annual Food Fest held on 26 March 2026 was a vibrant celebration of creativity, learning, and enjoyment, jointly organized by the Health & Nutrition Club and the OPOS Cooking Club. Students actively managed interactive food stalls, presenting healthy and innovative recipes while explaining their nutritional value. Handmade products such as jewellery, perfumes, and bags were also displayed, showcasing students’ entrepreneurial skills, with food priced affordably between ₹5 and ₹30.
   The event was further enlivened by fun games and activities, creating a lively atmosphere filled with excitement and participation from students, faculty, and staff.
   The Media and Marketing Club conducted a special activity to capture testimonials and photographs from participants and guests, highlighting the spirit of campus life, creativity, and community bonding. These reflections showcased the enthusiasm and collective effort behind the event.
   Overall, the Food Fest was a joyful and enriching experience, leaving lasting memories of togetherness, talent, and celebration.
5. Seminar on "AI Fundamentals and Agentic AI"
   On 13 March 2026, the IQAC organized a seminar on "AI Fundamentals and Agentic AI" in association with Neominds Tech Hub. The session was conducted by Shaik Asgar, Founder of Neominds Tech Hub and an AI professional with over five years of industry experience.
   The seminar provided students with insights into core Artificial Intelligence concepts and applications of genetic algorithms, helping them understand emerging trends in AI. The session received positive feedback from students, who also expressed interest in attending a more extensive workshop on the topic in the future.
6. One-Line Manifesto Activity – Promoting Clear Democratic Expression
   The Electoral Literacy Club conducted an activity titled “One-Line Manifesto” on 11 March 2026 (Wednesday) to highlight the importance of effective communication and meaningful interaction in society. The activity encouraged students to express powerful ideas and beliefs in a single impactful sentence.
   The aim of the activity was to help students understand how a concise message can clearly communicate a strong value, vision, or social belief. Through this exercise, students learned how meaningful interaction and communication help people share ideas, understand different perspectives, and build stronger relationships within communities.
7. Mock Interview & Training Sessions
   The Training and Placement Cell, in collaboration with TNS India Foundation, conducted two-day Mock Interview and Training Sessions on 09 and 10 March 2026. The program aimed to enhance students’ interview skills, confidence, and understanding of common interview questions.
   A total of 47 students from B.Com (Computer Applications) participated and actively engaged in mock interview sessions, receiving constructive feedback from trainers. The training effectively helped students prepare for real interview situations and improved their overall readiness for placements.
8. International Women’s Day Celebration – Empowered Women, Empower the Nation
   International Women's Day was celebrated on 07 March 2026 (Saturday), a day in advance, through a joint initiative of the Media & Marketing Club and the Cultural & Arts Club. The event was organized under the theme “Empowered Women Empower the Nation.”
   The celebration featured a variety of engaging activities including short video messages from students, photography on “Women at Work,” and a Women Entrepreneurs Exhibition, where students showcased handmade products, artwork, and startup ideas. A Success Story Session by alumni inspired students with real-life achievements, followed by fun games that added enthusiasm and participation to the event.
9. Health Talk on Healthy Lifestyle & Disease Prevention
   The Health & Nutrition Club of KV Ranga Reddy Degree College for Women organized a Health Talk on 06 March 2026 to raise awareness about healthy living and disease prevention, with support from ONUS Robotic Hospitals.
   The session was delivered by Dr. Ravi Kiran and Dr. Krishna Chaitanya Reddy, who highlighted the importance of balanced nutrition, regular exercise, stress management, and early diagnosis of diseases. Students gained valuable insights on diabetes, neurological health, and overall wellness.
   The program concluded with an interactive session where students asked questions and received expert medical advice, encouraging them to adopt healthier lifestyles.
10. Inter-Collegiate Student Development Program – Project Work Guidance
    A total of 19 students from VI Semester B.Com (Computer Applications) participated in the Inter-Collegiate Student Development Program (SDP) titled “Project Work Guidance” on 05 March 2026. The program was jointly organized by Indian Institute of Management and Commerce and Institute of Public Enterprise.
    The session provided valuable guidance to students on project planning, research methodology, and effective report preparation, helping them strengthen their understanding of academic project work.
11. Spreading Smiles, Sharing Care – A Heartwarming Visit to an Old Age Home
    On 04 March 2026 (Wednesday), the Community Service Club visited Sri Vathsalya Valli Foundation as part of its social outreach initiative. The visit reflected the institution’s core value of service to humanity by promoting compassion, empathy, and social responsibility among students.
    During the visit, students interacted warmly with the elderly residents, spent quality time with them, and distributed fruits as a small token of love and care. The objective of the program was to instill respect for senior citizens, develop a sense of responsibility, and strengthen intergenerational bonds.
    The experience was heart-touching and meaningful for the students, while the residents expressed happiness and appreciation for their thoughtful gesture.
12. Mega Job Drive 2026 – Expanding Career Opportunities
    The Placement Cell, in association with Magic Bus India Foundation, successfully organized a Mega Job Drive on 2 March 2026 (Monday) from 9.00 a.m. to 3.00 p.m. on the college campus. Reputed companies including Tech Mahindra, Muthoot Finance, Bharat Biotech, Reliance Jio, Digitide, BPOC, Payzigo Fintech Pvt. Ltd., and T & G Enterprises participated in the drive, offering roles in email, chat, voice and non-voice processes, internships, and work-from-home opportunities. A large number of final-year and recently graduated students from Physical Sciences, Commerce, and Life Sciences streams attended multiple screening rounds, including aptitude tests and HR interviews. At the conclusion of the selection process, shortlisted candidates for Quess Corp Orient Ltd received their offer letters during a felicitation programme held in the college open-air auditorium. The Principal and Vice Principal personally handed over the offer letters, congratulated the selected students, and appreciated the efforts of the Placement Cell, faculty coordinators, and Magic Bus India Foundation for creating valuable employment opportunities.
13. Unveiling Stories, Creating Connections – “What’s in Your Bag?”
    The Media and Marketing Club launched an engaging episode titled “What’s in Your Bag?” on 28 February 2026 (Saturday) to promote creative storytelling and strengthen the college’s digital presence. The episode received positive feedback and garnered over 200 views within the first week, reflecting strong audience engagement. This initiative provided hands-on media experience to students while showcasing relatable, authentic campus culture and enhancing online outreach.
14. Empowered Minds, Extraordinary Discoveries: Women in STEM
    On 28 February 2026 (Saturday), the Bio-Science Club organized an inspiring event titled "Empowered Minds, Extraordinary Discoveries: Women Leading the Way in Science:. The program celebrated the remarkable contributions of women in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) and aimed to promote inclusivity and innovation for a progressive future. Students actively participated by preparing models, posters, and PowerPoint presentations highlighting the achievements and groundbreaking innovations of women scientists. The event provided a platform for learning, inspiration, and appreciation of women’s vital role in advancing scientific research and discovery.
    Prizes for First and Second place winners were distributed on 05 March 2026 by Dr M. S. N. Reddy, Retired Professor of Chemistry and Former Registrar of Osmania University.
15. ECO Reads: Global Connect
    On 27 February 2026 (Friday), the ECO Club conducted an activity titled "ECO Reads: Global Connect". As part of this initiative, students explored environment-related articles, research papers, and case studies available on the NDLI platform, selecting topics such as climate change, biodiversity conservation, pollution control, sustainable development, renewable energy, waste management, and global environmental policies. The activity enhanced research skills, broadened environmental awareness, and encouraged students to stay informed about global ecological challenges and solutions.
16. Measure Metrics: Know Your Numbers, Shape Your Health
    On 27 February 2026 (Friday), the Health & Nutrition Club organized a "Measure Metrics" activity aimed at empowering students to take charge of their well-being through data-driven health insights. Over 120 participants underwent comprehensive assessments, including measurement of body weight, height, BMI (Body Mass Index), waist circumference, hip circumference, and waist–hip ratio. The session focused on interpreting these metrics and translating them into actionable nutrition and lifestyle guidance, helping students understand the connection between their health indicators, cardiovascular fitness, and long-term metabolic wellness.
17. Game On: Handball Tournament 2026
    On 27 February 2026, Friday, the Sports Club organized an Outdoor Handball Tournament for B.Sc. and B.Com IV Semester students, with a total of 20 teams, each comprising seven players. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation, with students showcasing impressive skills, teamwork, and strategic coordination. The thrilling matches promoted sportsmanship, friendly competition, and effective communication among teammates. The activity also contributed to improving physical fitness, cardiovascular health, and muscle strength. Overall, the tournament was a great success, providing a dynamic and fair platform for students to engage in healthy and enjoyable physical activity.
18. Microscopy Madness: Exploring the Invisible World
    On 26 February 2026 (Thursday), the Bioscience Club organized "Microscopy Madness", an activity focused on exploring various types of microscopes and examining microscopic specimens. The session aimed to enhance students’ understanding of microscopy techniques and their applications in biological sciences. Participants had the opportunity to observe and analyze specimens using different microscopy equipment, gaining practical knowledge and developing a deeper appreciation for microscopic analysis in bioscience research.
19. Nutrient Profiling: Smart Meal Planning with OPOS
    The OPOS Club conducted an activity titled "Nutrient Profiling" on 26 February 2026, where students prepared balanced meal plans using the OPOS one-pot single-shot method. During the session, OPOS Student Representatives demonstrated how to calculate nutritive values such as energy, carbohydrates, protein, fat, iron, and calcium using standard food composition tables and compare them with the Recommended Dietary Allowances (RDA). The activity helped students understand the link between meal planning and nutritional requirements, fostering awareness about designing healthy and balanced diets.
20. Numerical Explorer: Bridging Math with Real Life
    On 25 February 2026 (Wednesday), the Math Club organized an interactive activity titled "Numerical Explorer". The session highlighted the real-life applications of Numerical Analysis, demonstrating how numerical methods are used to solve practical problems through approximation and computation. By connecting mathematical concepts with real-world situations, the activity enhanced students’ analytical thinking and problem-solving skills, making mathematics both practical and engaging.
21. Code Relay: Passing Logic, Building Leaders
    The Coding Club organized an engaging activity titled "Code Relay" on 25 February 2026, Wednesday. Designed to promote collaborative learning and problem-solving, the event encouraged students to build upon each other’s code in a relay format, fostering teamwork and logical thinking. The activity created an inclusive environment where curiosity was encouraged, mistakes were embraced as learning opportunities, and innovation was celebrated. By nurturing technical excellence and leadership skills, the initiative aimed to prepare students to become future-ready technologists and confident problem solvers.
22. Exploring Innovation: Guest Lecture on Physics and its Role in Communication
    A guest lecture on "Physics and its Role in Communication" was held on 23 February 2026 (Monday) by Er. P. Kalee Prasad, Assistant Director (Engineering) (Retd.), Doordarshan. The session highlighted the application of physics in modern communication systems such as wireless networks, fiber optics, and satellite communication, along with key concepts like electromagnetic waves, signal transmission, and emerging technologies including 6G. The lecture provided students with valuable insights into how Physics drives advancements in communication technology.
23. Draw the Deal: Business Pictionary
    On 21 February 2026 (Tuesday), the Commerce Club organized a Business Pictionary activity for B.Com and B.Sc students. Teams illustrated business-related terms for others to guess, promoting teamwork, quick thinking, and a better understanding of business concepts. The lively session combined learning with fun and concluded successfully with enthusiastic participation from all students.
24. Voices of Democracy: Mock Parliament on Budget 2026
    On 20 February 2026 (Friday), the Electoral Literacy Club conducted a Mock Parliament Session on Budget 2026, providing students with a practical understanding of parliamentary procedures and budget discussions. The session featured a spirited and structured debate, where participants represented ruling and opposition parties to deliberate on key budget proposals. After detailed discussions and negotiated amendments, the budget was passed by a narrow majority, reflecting both political differences and democratic cooperation. Key highlights of the mock budget included increased allocations for healthcare and education, infrastructure development for job creation, expanded renewable energy funding, and targeted support for small businesses. The activity effectively demonstrated the importance of accountability, transparency, and informed decision-making in a democratic setup, making it an engaging and educational experience for all participants.
25. Style in Spotlight: Fashion Show 2026
    On 19 February 2026 (Thursday), the Cultural and Art Club organized a spectacular Fashion Show in the open auditorium from 1:30 PM to 2:30 PM. The event was a resounding success, showcasing an exciting array of new collections and emerging trends presented creatively by students. The vibrant and energetic atmosphere captivated the audience and provided a dynamic platform to highlight talent, confidence, and innovative design concepts. The activity enhanced creativity and self-expression while fostering collaboration and appreciation for fashion as an art form.
26. Say No to Drugs: Anti-Drug Awareness Slogan Writing Activity
    The Literary Club conducted a Slogan Writing Activity on the theme “Anti-Drug Awareness” on 18 February 2026. The objective of the activity was to sensitize students about the harmful effects of drug abuse and encourage them to express their views creatively through impactful words. Students from various departments participated enthusiastically and presented thought-provoking slogans promoting a drug-free society. The activity successfully raised awareness and fostered social responsibility among participants, and was smoothly conducted under the guidance of the Literary Club Coordinator with active support from student representatives.
27. Celebrating Student Voices – Connecting Generations, Inspiring Minds
    On 17 February 2026 (Tuesday), the Media and Marketing Club launched an engaging YouTube series titled “Gen Z in College.” The episode features candid interviews and insightful discussions highlighting the experiences, challenges, aspirations, and digital habits of today’s students. This initiative aims to foster better understanding, meaningful dialogue, and stronger connections among students, thereby promoting an inclusive, dynamic, and vibrant campus environment.
28. A Celebration of Talent: Annual Cultural Fest 2026
    The Cultural and Arts Club organized the Annual Cultural Fest from 10 February 2026 to 13 February 2026, providing a vibrant platform for students to showcase their artistic talents and creativity. The multi-day celebration featured a variety of cultural events, performances, and competitions, fostering enthusiasm, teamwork, and self-expression. The fest created a lively and festive atmosphere on campus, encouraging students to participate wholeheartedly and celebrate the spirit of art, culture, and unity.
29. Showcasing Campus Spirit: Creative Digital Promotions for Cultural Fest 2026
    The Media and Marketing Club conducted a digital promotion activity from 01 February to 13 February 2026 by creating engaging reels for the College Cultural Fest 2026, held from 10th to 13th February 2026. The primary objective was to promote the fest, boost student participation, and enhance the college’s social media presence through dynamic short-form video content.
    Interested students actively contributed by developing creative reels that captured cultural performances, behind-the-scenes preparations, and the vibrant enthusiasm of participants. These videos were uploaded on the college’s official Instagram page and YouTube channel, generating excitement and anticipation among students and faculty.
    The initiative successfully increased social media visibility, strengthened digital outreach, and demonstrated the club’s commitment to innovative, student-driven content creation. The club aims to continue such promotional strategies in the future to further expand the college’s digital footprint and engagement.
30. MoU Signing for Skill Development and Employability Enhancement
    A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed between KV Ranga Reddy Degree College for Women and TNS India Foundation on 09 February 2025. The MoU establishes a collaborative framework aimed at enhancing students’ communication and aptitude skills, thereby strengthening their employability and overall professional development.
31. Future Skills AI Initiative: TP Cell Orientation Program
    The Training and Placement Cell conducted a three-day orientation program from 04 February 2026 to 07 February 2026 in collaboration with TNS India Foundation for the upcoming workshop “Future Skills AI Initiative.” Hosted through PluginLive Technology’s online platform, the orientation aimed to enhance students’ communication, aptitude, and foundational skills to improve employability and workplace readiness. The workshop is scheduled across two months (February and March 2026) and includes structured assessments focused on communication and aptitude skills.
32. Bridging Perspectives: Podcast Episode on "Front Benchers vs Back Benchers"
    The Media and Marketing Club released the second episode of its podcast series on the college’s official YouTube channel, “kvrrdcwofficial,” titled “Front Benchers vs Back Benchers,” on 6 February 2026. The episode explored common stereotypes and student dynamics, encouraging reflection and open discussion among students. It received 625 views along with positive feedback, successfully fostering engagement and meaningful campus dialogue.
33. Be Ready to Respond: First Aid Awareness Program
    On 05 February 2026 (Thursday), the Community Service Club organized a First Aid Awareness Program to educate students on basic first aid techniques and emergency response. The session focused on handling common injuries such as cuts, burns, fractures, bleeding, and fainting until professional medical help arrives. Club volunteers explained the importance of first aid, demonstrated key procedures, and highlighted essential do’s and don’ts during emergencies. Students participated actively and gained practical, life-saving knowledge, making the program informative, beneficial, and confidence-building.
34. Training and Placement Drive – Industry Engagement and Career Opportunities
    The TP Cell, in collaboration with Nirmaan Organization, conducted a Training and Placement Drive from 29 January to 02 February 2026 to prepare third-year students of Life Sciences, Physical Sciences, and Commerce for industry opportunities. A total of 125 students participated, and 88 students were shortlisted by the recruiting companies.
    The drive enabled valuable interaction between students and recruiters, paving the way for future employment. The participating companies included Kapston Services Limited, Grow Via Tech, Spectrum Future Tech, Tharare Global Solutions, and SDC Management Solutions.
35. Breaking Stigma, Building Awareness: JAM Session on World Leprosy Day
    The Health and Nutrition Club organized a JAM (Just A Minute) session on the occasion of World Leprosy Day on 31 January 2026 to promote empathy, awareness, and social inclusion. Centered on the theme "Leprosy is curable, the real challenge is stigma", the session focused on creating awareness about the disease, encouraging early diagnosis to prevent chronic complications, and emphasizing equitable access to quality leprosy treatment. Students participated actively, helping to spread accurate information and foster a compassionate and stigma-free perspective toward leprosy.
36. Voices of Campus: Launch of Podcast Series on "kvrrdcwofficial"
    The Media and Marketing Club, as part of its initiative to strengthen digital engagement and campus outreach, introduced a podcast segment to share authentic student experiences and insights. The first episode, titled “College Life: Experiences, Memories, Life Lessons (With Seniors – 6th Semester Students),” was recorded on 23 January 2026 and released on 30 January 2026.
    The initiative aims to consistently promote campus culture and amplify student voices, with plans to release a new podcast episode every Friday to enhance the institution’s online presence and foster stronger community connections.
37. ECO Ad Makers: Creativity for a Greener Tomorrow
    The ECO Club conducted an activity titled “ECO Ad Makers” on 30 January 2026, Friday with the aim of promoting environmental awareness through creativity. The program encouraged students to design eco-friendly advertisements that conveyed strong messages on environmental protection and sustainable living. Through innovative ideas and artistic expression, students actively participated and demonstrated their commitment to creating awareness about a greener and more sustainable future.
38. Education for All: Poster Presentation on Right to Education
    On 30 January 2026 (Friday), the Electoral Literacy Club conducted a Poster Presentation Activity on the theme “Right to Education.” Through creative posters and presentations, students highlighted that the right to education is a fundamental human right ensuring free and compulsory basic education without discrimination. The activity emphasized how education empowers individuals with knowledge, skills, and confidence, promotes social equality, reduces poverty, and strengthens democracy. Students participated actively and effectively conveyed the importance of equal learning opportunities for personal growth, national development, and the creation of a just and peaceful society.
39. Lightning Numbers: Math Made Fast & Fun
    On 30 January 2026 (Friday), the Math Club organized an activity titled “Lightning Numbers.” During the session, students demonstrated quick and easy tricks to calculate square roots, cube roots, and products of numbers, helping peers enhance calculation speed and accuracy. The activity significantly improved problem-solving skills and proved especially useful for competitive examinations. Students participated actively and showed great enthusiasm throughout the session, making it both engaging and educational.
40. Going Digital: Launch of “kvrrdcwofficial” YouTube Channel
    The Media and Marketing Club launched the college official YouTube channel, "kvrrdcwofficial", on 28 January 2026 as part of a new digital outreach initiative. The channel aims to strengthen the college’s presence across social media platforms, promote campus events, student achievements, and club activities, and enhance engagement with students, faculty, alumni, and the wider community. By creating and sharing dynamic video content and integrating it with platforms like Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter, the initiative also provides members with hands-on experience in digital marketing, video production, and content creation. The launch marks a significant step toward building a vibrant and connected online campus community.
41. Jump into Fitness: Stress-Relieving Skipping Race
    The Sports Club organized a Stress-Relieving Skipping Race for BSc and BCom III Semester students on 28 January 2026. Students participated enthusiastically, showcasing agility, stamina, and coordination while enjoying friendly competition. The activity promoted sportsmanship, teamwork, and strategic thinking, serving as a fun and effective way to relieve academic stress. Skipping improved cardiovascular health, endurance, balance, muscle strength, and motor skills, particularly in the ankles and knees. Overall, the event successfully encouraged physical activity and well-being among students.
42. Smart Cooking, Balanced Living: OPOS Integrated Meal Design Activity
    The OPOS Club conducted an Integrated Meal Design Activity on 28 January 2026 with the objective of imparting practical knowledge on planning nutritionally balanced meals using the OPOS (One Pot One Shot) methodology. Students presented their prepared integrated meals and explained the recipes in detail, including ingredients, proportions, preparation methods, and sequencing, while emphasizing the inclusion of cereals, pulses, vegetables, and minimal fat for optimal nutrition. The activity highlighted key benefits such as nutrient retention, reduced cooking time, fuel efficiency, and healthy eating habits. It also enhanced students’ understanding of nutrition, meal planning, time management, and presentation skills. The session concluded with a fun nutrition-based riddle activity, ensuring active participation and an engaging learning experience.
43. National Integration: Tricolour Triumph – Celebrating 77 Glorious Years of the Indian Republic
    "National Integration: Tricolour Triumph – Celebrating 77 Glorious Years of the Indian Republic", a multi-club activity, was organized on 26 January 2026 with great patriotic fervor. The celebrations commenced at 9:00 AM with the unfurling of the National Flag, followed by the National Anthem and Vande Mataram. Dr. V. Sudha, Secretary, SLV, addressed the gathering, emphasizing unity, patriotism, and democratic values, and expressed pride in the news that Late Shri M. Rama Reddy, Chairman Emeritus, was honored with the prestigious Padma Shri Award by the Government of India.
    The event featured vibrant cultural performances reflecting India’s rich diversity, with students presenting patriotic dances, songs, and skits that showcased the spirit of nationalism and unity.
    The Principal, Mr. R. Bala Bhaskar, delivered an inspiring address highlighting unity in diversity and constitutional values, while also emphasizing the college’s initiatives over the past year and elaborating on the significant contributions of Late Shri M. Rama Reddy garu to public life. Achievements of staff and students in various competitions conducted as part of the celebrations were recognized through prize distribution.
    The program concluded with a vote of thanks, followed by group photographs and refreshments, leaving participants with a deep sense of national pride and unity.
44. Celebrating Campus Life: Spontaneous Moments, Genuine Connections
    The Media and Marketing Club organized a two-day activity titled "Random Questions to Students" on 09 January 2026 and 24 January 2026 to promote student interaction and showcase vibrant campus life. Volunteers engaged students with fun and thought-provoking questions, sparking lively discussions and capturing authentic moments for social media content. The initiative highlighted diverse perspectives, strengthened community bonds, and reflected the energetic and dynamic spirit of student life on campus.
45. Beauty Meets Creativity: Makeup & Nail Art Activity
    The Cultural and Art Club organized a vibrant Makeup and Nail Art Activity on 24 January 2026, which witnessed enthusiastic participation from students. The event featured a hands-on session where students explored various makeup styles and nail art designs, showcasing creativity and individuality. The activity concluded with prize distribution for standout looks, followed by fun moments and photo sessions. Overall, the event successfully boosted confidence, encouraged self-expression, and celebrated artistic talent.
46. Punchlines to Profit: Brand Roast Battle
    On 21 January 2026, the Commerce Club organized "Punchlines to Profit – Brand Roast Battle", an intellectually stimulating and innovative activity designed to strengthen students’ understanding of branding and marketing principles. The event provided a dynamic platform for participants to critically evaluate well-known brands by analyzing branding strategies, marketing decisions, and business models through humor-infused, well-researched presentations rooted in sound business reasoning. By blending creativity with analytical thinking, students showcased marketing acumen, confidence, and effective communication skills. The activity successfully fostered higher-order thinking, public speaking abilities, and experiential learning, demonstrating that business education can be both engaging and intellectually rigorous.
47. Code & Conquer: Guess the Number Game
    On 21 January 2026, the Coding Club organized an engaging hands-on activity titled “Guess the Number Game.” During the session, students were guided to design and implement a program that generates a random number and provides continuous feedback on whether each guess was higher or lower than the target number. The activity enhanced logical thinking, programming skills, and problem-solving abilities, making learning both fun and interactive.
48. One Girl, One Voice: JAM Session on Girl Child Empowerment
    On 20 January 2026, the Literary Club organized a JAM session titled "One Girl, One Voice, One Minute, A Million Possibilities" in observance of the International Day of the Girl Child. The session highlighted the importance of empowering girls for national progress while addressing the ongoing challenges faced by girls in rural India. Students actively shared insights on how education and empowerment of girls contribute to economic growth, social development, and stronger families, reflected in increasing female enrolment in higher education and workforce participation. The discussion concluded with a collective call for concrete action to remove rural barriers, ensuring every girl has the opportunity to learn, lead, and contribute to the nation’s growth.
49. Give Your Ambition the Freedom to Rise: Global Education Seminar
    On 10 January 2026 (Saturday), the NDLI Club organized a seminar titled "Give Your Ambition the Freedom to Rise" to create awareness among final-year students about higher education opportunities abroad. The session aimed to guide students on global education pathways, career prospects, and the advantages of studying in foreign universities. Mr. Saif Iqbal, Chief Business Officer, Passage, Canada, served as the resource person and shared valuable insights into international education systems, admission processes, and career planning, inspiring students to explore global opportunities with confidence.
50. Truth Matters: Fake News vs Real News Awareness Session
    On 09 January 2026 (Friday), the Electoral Literacy Club conducted an awareness activity titled "Fake News vs Real News" to educate students about responsible media consumption. The session highlighted the key differences between real news, which is based on verified facts and ethical journalism, and fake news, which spreads false or misleading information for manipulation or personal gain. Students learned about the dangers of misinformation on social media, its impact on public trust, and the importance of critical thinking and source verification. The activity successfully promoted media literacy and empowered students to identify credible information in today’s digital age.
51. BioExplorers in Action: Hands-On Water Quality Testing
    On 08 January 2026, the Bio-Science Club organized an engaging hands-on activity titled "BioExplorers: Hands-On Science Activity – Water Quality Testing". The session provided students with practical exposure to environmental science by assessing key water quality parameters such as Biological Oxygen Demand (BOD), pH, and Dissolved Oxygen (DO) using standard testing protocols. Through this activity, students gained a deeper understanding of aquatic ecosystems, developed data analysis skills, and enhanced their scientific inquiry abilities. The initiative successfully promoted environmental awareness and experiential learning among participants.
52. Inspiring Young Minds: National Youth Day Quiz Competition
    On 07 January 2026, the Literary Club organized a Quiz Competition in anticipation of National Youth Day, which is observed on 12 January 2026, commemorating the birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda. Students from all the semesters across all departments participated enthusiastically. The quiz included engaging rounds such as general quiz and rapid fire, covering topics related to Swami Vivekananda’s life and philosophy, Indian culture, literature, and general knowledge.
53. Think Before You Run: Output Prediction Marathon
    The Coding Club organized an Output Prediction Marathon Activity on 07 January 2026 as an interactive and competitive learning experience. Participants were challenged with short Python programs and code snippets and asked to predict the outputs without executing the code. The activity enhanced logical thinking, problem-solving skills, and code comprehension, making it an engaging and intellectually stimulating event for all participants.
54. Giving the Gift of Learning: Community Service in Action
    The Community Service Club successfully organized a Books and Stationery Donation Drive from 05 to 07 January. Students, faculty members, and staff actively participated by donating textbooks, pens, pencils, drawing books, and other essential stationery items to support underprivileged students. Collection counters were set up on campus, where club volunteers efficiently managed the collection, sorting, and packing of donated materials for proper distribution. The initiative fostered values of compassion, generosity, and social responsibility, making it a meaningful and impactful community service activity. The Community Service Club extends its sincere gratitude to all contributors for the successful execution of the drive.
55. Where Numbers Meet Creativity: Art with Maths
    On 06 January 2026, the Math Club organized an activity titled "Art with Maths" in Room No. 204, Block-3, from 10:20 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. The activity aimed to demonstrate that mathematics goes beyond calculations and is deeply connected to patterns, symmetry, and design. Students enthusiastically participated by creating drawings, models, and rangoli designs using geometrical shapes and patterns, making the session both creative and educational.
56. Wings of Awareness: Celebrating National Bird Day
    To mark National Bird Day, the ECO Club organized an awareness activity on 05 January 2026, focusing on the vital role of birds in maintaining ecological balance and biodiversity. The initiative helped students understand the importance of bird conservation and encouraged responsible actions to protect avian life, promoting environmental awareness and sustainability.
57. Welcoming 2026 with Creativity: New Year Greeting Cards Activity
    The Cultural and Arts Club organized a vibrant New Year Greeting Cards Craft Activity on 03 January 2026. Students enthusiastically showcased their creativity by designing personalized greeting cards using glitter, stickers, watercolors, and heartfelt messages. With themes ranging from "Wishes for 2026" to "Resolutions and Dreams", each card reflected originality and imagination. The activity was a fun, inclusive, and engaging experience that successfully kickstarted the New Year on a creative and joyful note.
58. College Participation in Founders’ Fest 2025 (31 December, 2025 & 01 January, 2026)
    Our institution proudly participated in Founders’ Fest 2025, an event focused on Innovation and Advancing the Entrepreneurial Ecosystem through Nurturing Student Founders. The program provided an excellent platform for students to engage with industry experts, innovators, and startup mentors, fostering entrepreneurial thinking and innovation-driven learning. Participation in this event reflects the college’s continued commitment to promoting entrepreneurship, experiential learning, and industry–academia collaboration, while encouraging students to contribute meaningfully to the evolving startup ecosystem.
59. Celebrate Smart, Stay Safe: Drug-Free & Cyber-Safe New Year
    On 31 December 2025 (Wednesday), the Media and Marketing Club, in collaboration with the Community and Service Club, conducted an awareness program titled "Drug-Free and Cyber-Safe New Year Celebration". The activity educated students and the community about increasing festive-season cyber threats such as fraudulent links, fake OTP requests, malicious APK files, and online scams, while also highlighting the harmful effects of drug addiction. The initiative emphasized responsible celebration, digital safety, and healthy lifestyle choices, effectively promoting a safe, alert, and drug-free New Year.
60. Turning Waste into Wonder: ECO Club’s Paper Recycling Drive
    On 31 December 2025 (Wednesday), the ECO Club organized a paper recycling activity where students recycled old waste sheets to remake paper and create various art and craft items. The hands-on activity helped students understand the importance of recycling, reuse, and environmental conservation while encouraging creativity. With enthusiastic participation, the initiative proved to be both educational and inspiring, reinforcing the value of sustainable practices.
61. Quiz on Constitution & Elections: Learning Democracy the Fun Way!
    On 31 December 2025 (Wednesday), the Electoral Literacy Club conducted an engaging quiz competition on the History of the Constitution and Electoral Procedures, aimed at strengthening students’ understanding of democratic values. The activity enhanced awareness of the Preamble, Fundamental Rights and Duties, the structure of Government, and the role of the Election Commission. Through interactive rounds, students developed critical thinking, teamwork, and a deeper appreciation of civic rights, voting procedures, and responsible participation in democracy.
62. Cooking Smart, Saving Energy: OPOS Club Awareness Session
    On 30 December 2025 (Tuesday), the OPOS Club organized an awareness session on "Energy Conservation by OPOS". The program began with an introduction by Ms. Bhutharaju Neha (Club Representative), followed by informative presentations explaining the OPOS cooking method and its benefits, including reduced cooking time, lower fuel consumption, and improved nutrient retention through eco-friendly practices. The session concluded with an interactive quiz featuring enthusiastic student participation and an encouraging address by the Principal, Mr. R. Bala Bhaskar, who appreciated the presenters and motivated students to actively engage in such knowledge-enriching activities.
63. The Digital Frontier: Exploring Social Media & Marketing Trends for 2026
    On 30 December 2025, the Media and Marketing Club successfully organized an insightful session titled "The Digital Frontier: Decoding the Power of Social Media and Marketing – Top Platforms for 2026". The event aimed to educate students about the rapidly evolving digital landscape while promoting interaction, skill development, and collaboration among club members. Structured into three engaging segments—Seminar, Interaction, and Fun Activity—the session provided a balanced blend of learning and participation, making the experience informative, interactive, and enjoyable for all attendees.
64. Orientation Program on SWAYAM–NPTEL Online Learning Platforms
    The NDLI Club of KV Ranga Reddy Degree College for Women organized an Orientation Program on SWAYAM–NPTEL Online Learning Platforms on 23rd December 2025 to promote awareness of Government of India–supported online learning initiatives. Mr. R. Bala Bhaskar, Principal, and Ms. S. Hemalatha, Vice Principal, addressed the gathering, emphasizing the role of MOOCs and online certifications in enhancing academic excellence, skill development, and employability. Ms. Arshiya Jabeen, Lecturer in Biotechnology and SPOC of SWAYAM–NPTEL, provided an overview of the platforms, highlighting course offerings, enrollment procedures, certification benefits, and Local Chapter support. The program also witnessed the participation of NDLI Club members from Veda Degree College, Hyderabad, fostering inter-institutional collaboration and enthusiasm for online learning.
65. Slogan Writing on Human Rights
    The Electoral Literacy Club conducted a slogan writing competition on 22nd December 2025. When writing slogans about human rights, the goal is to create short, powerful statements that resonate with people and drive them to action. These slogans often focus on key principles like equality, justice, and dignity. They can be used to raise awareness about specific issues, like freedom of speech or the right to education, or to advocate for broader goals, such as ending discrimination or promoting peace.
66. Maths Carnival Honors Srinivasa Ramanujan
    The Math Club organized a Maths Carnival on 22nd December 2025 to celebrate National Mathematics Day, marking the birth anniversary of Srinivasa Ramanujan. The event aimed to make mathematics fun, interactive, and engaging for students. Through activities, posters, puzzles, and competitions, students explored mathematical concepts and their real-life applications. The carnival also inspired students by showcasing the contributions of great mathematicians. The event helped increase students’ interest in mathematics, improved logical thinking, encouraged teamwork, and created awareness about the importance of mathematics beyond the classroom.
67. Balancing Skills and Spirit: Marble & Spoon Game 2025
    The Sports Club organized a Marble and Spoon Game on 22nd December 2025, with active participation from BSc and BCom students. A total of 60 students took part in the event, showcasing enthusiasm, focus, and sportsmanship. The activity promoted friendly competition, concentration, and teamwork, making it an engaging and successful event.
68. Building Efficient Minds through Data Structures
    An interactive coding session on data structures was conducted by the Coding Club on 22nd December 2025. The session covered Arrays, Linked Lists, Stacks, Queues, Trees, and Graphs, with hands-on coding, problem-solving practice, and discussions on algorithm optimization and complexity analysis.
69. Unlocking Creativity: Strategies for Effective Idea Generation
    The NDLI Club, KVRRDCW, in association with EdVenture Park, on 20 December 2025, conducted a session titled "Unlocking Creativity: Strategies for Effective Idea Generation" for 4th Semester BSc and BCom students. The program focused on enhancing creativity, problem-solving skills, and entrepreneurial thinking. An MoU was exchanged, and an interactive activity encouraged students to develop innovative solutions to real-life problems. The session concluded with active participation and positive student feedback.
70. Draped in Culture, Styled with Confidence
    The Cultural and Arts Club organized a Saree Draping Activity on 20th December 2025 (Saturday). The event was a vibrant celebration of culture and creativity, highlighting the timeless elegance of the saree. Participants showcased different draping styles, including Nivi, Pallu Front, Gujarati, and Telangana, each reflecting the rich diversity of Indian culture. The activity fostered cultural appreciation and artistic expression among the participants.
71. Ms. A. Gouri (111324468001) won the First Prize in the “Symmetric Photo” competition held during the National Mathematics Day Celebrations 2025, organised by the Department of Mathematics, A. V. College of Arts, Science & Commerce, Hyderabad, on 9 December 2025 (Friday).
72. Skin Deep: Natural Vs Chemical Cosmetics Debate
    On December 18, 2025, the Bio-Science Club organized an insightful debate activity focused on the contrasting perspectives of natural versus chemical cosmetics. The event aimed to deepen students’ understanding of cosmetic ingredients, their benefits, potential risks, and to foster critical thinking on the subject. The debate featured two main teams: Team Natural Cosmetics, and Team Chemical Cosmetics. Each team prepared arguments highlighting their viewpoints on safety, effectiveness, environmental impact, and consumer health. The activity successfully encouraged critical engagement among students, raising awareness about making safe and sustainable cosmetic choices.
73. Dr Shariqua Nishat, Lecturer in Commerce has participated in One Week National Level Hybrid Faculty Development Program on "ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN ACCOUNTING" organized by the Department of Commerce, Vignana Jyothi Institute of Arts & Sciences, Hyderabad from 8 - 12 December, 2025.
74. Insights on Emotional Resilience and Mental Health
    The Health and Nutrition Club organized a seminar on "Emotional Resilience and Mental Health" via the NDLI Club platform on 12th December 2025 (Friday). The session featured expert talks by Ms. Pranitha Siri, Chief Wellness Officer, and Mr. Hemaditya, Co-founder of Companion, a 24/7 AI-powered mental wellness platform. The speakers shared valuable insights on stress management, the stress–resilience cycle, and emotional psychology. Participants learned to identify signs of stress, understand physical and emotional responses, and adopt effective strategies such as mindfulness, flexibility exercises, time management, and healthy lifestyle habits. The interactive discussion enhanced engagement, and the seminar emphasized that awareness and consistent practice are essential for building long-term emotional well-being.
75. Instilling Moral Values Through Storytelling
    The Literary Club conducted an activity titled "My Story, My Moral" on 12th December 2025. The session began with a brief introduction on moral stories, highlighting how values can be effectively conveyed through characters, situations, and simple yet meaningful plots. Students were then provided with prompts and value-based themes such as honesty, friendship, respect for elders, helping others, and perseverance. They were asked to compose original short stories within the stipulated time. The activity successfully promoted creativity along with value-based learning.
76. Empowering young minds to advocate for human rights through art
    The Commerce Club organized a Poster Drawing activity on 10th December to mark Human Rights Day, observed globally each year. The event aimed to raise awareness among students about the significance of human rights, equality, and justice in society. The activity provided a creative platform for students to express their understanding of human rights through art. BCom students of the second and final year actively participated in the event. The themes for the posters included right to education, gender equality, freedom of speech, consumer rights, child rights, fair trade, and more. The enthusiastic participation of students reflected their awareness and concern toward social and ethical issues.
77. NDLI Club Hosts Session on "NAAC Binary Accreditation – New Reforms"
    On 10 December 2025, NDLI Club, in collaboration with IQAC, organized a session on the "NAAC Binary Accreditation – New Reforms". Ms. S Hemalatha, Vice Principal and IQAC Coordinator, introduced the objectives and benefits of the accreditation process. Mr. R Bala Bhaskar, Principal, shared insights on the recent reforms, including updated procedures and assessment metrics. The session provided participants with valuable knowledge on the evolving NAAC accreditation framework.
78. Promoting Cyber Safety Through Awareness
    The Community Service Club, in collaboration with the Cyber Crime Cell of the South East Zone, Police Department, Government of Telangana, organized a Cyber Crime Awareness Program on 06 December 2025. The session was led by Sri K. Srikanth, Addl. DCP, along with officials from the South East Zone and I.S. Sadan Police Station, including Sri Sukhdev Singh (ACP), Sri Nagaraju (SHO), Sri Mallesham (Inspector), Venkatesh (SI), and Smt. Rumana (SI). The program aimed to create awareness among students and staff on cyber safety, highlighting issues such as fake accounts, hacking attempts, suspicious links, and fraudulent calls, and advising participants to secure their mobile devices, avoid unknown links, and report cyber threats through the Cyber Crime Cell or by dialing 1930.
79. NDLI Club Inauguration & Awareness Session
    KV Ranga Reddy Degree College for Women inaugurated its NDLI (National Digital Library of India) Club on 29 November 2025 to promote digital literacy and access to online academic resources. The event featured an address by Principal Mr. R. Bala Bhaskar and insights from Chief Guest Dr. M. S. N. Reddy on the importance of digital learning. An awareness session and live demonstration by Ms. R. Jhansi familiarized students and faculty with the NDLI platform. The programme received positive feedback and marked a strong step toward building a digitally empowered learning community at KVRRDCW.
80. Mr R Bala Bhaskar, Principal and Ms S Hemalatha, Vice Principal has participated in One-Day Workshop on "NAAC Binary Accreditation New Reforms" on 27th November 2025, organised by St Ann's Degree College for Women & St Ann's PG College for Women, Mallapur, Hyderabad under the aegis of CRISP.
81. Alumni Meet 2025: A New Chapter of Connection
    The first Alumni Meet of KV Ranga Reddy Degree College for Women was held on 22nd November 2025, Saturday in the college campus, with nearly 100 alumni participating. The Principal announced the launch of the "KVRRDCW Alumni Association", outlining its objectives, membership types, and fee structure, and shared that formal registration would begin soon. The event was filled with nostalgic moments as alumni shared memories and entertained the gathering with songs, marking a positive beginning toward stronger alumni connections and future collaboration.
82. Students Extend a Helping Hand at Aster Prime Hospital
    On 31st October 2025, our students participated in a volunteer service program at Aster Prime Hospital as part of the college’s community service initiative. The students assisted hospital staff with administrative tasks such as filing documents and helping with patient registration, contributing to the smooth functioning of hospital operations. The activity not only enhanced the students’ communication, teamwork, and empathy skills but also fostered a strong sense of social responsibility and community engagement. Their enthusiasm and dedication created a positive and welcoming atmosphere, making the experience both meaningful and impactful for the students and the hospital alike.
83. Innovate for Resilience: Disaster Awareness
    The Bio-Science Club organized a Poster Presentation on October 25, 2025, titled "Innovate for Resilience: Disaster Awareness." The activity aimed to raise awareness about disaster risk reduction and management. Students showcased creative posters highlighting preventive measures, preparedness strategies, and innovative solutions to build resilience against natural and man-made disasters. The event encouraged critical thinking and promoted a culture of safety and preparedness among students.
84. Media and Marketing Club Presents: No Backpack Day!
    The Media and Marketing Club successfully organized a fun-filled and creative event, "No Backpack Day", on October 25, 2025. The theme of the activity, “Anything But a Backpack,” encouraged students to think outside the box and come up with innovative ways to carry their belongings without using a traditional backpack. The event saw enthusiastic participation, with students showcasing their creativity through a variety of unique and humorous alternatives, making the campus lively and full of laughter. Overall, the activity was a great success, promoting creativity, engagement, and school spirit among the participants.
85. Debate on “Is Technology Harming or Helping the Environment?”
    The ECO Club organized a thought-provoking debate on October 23, 2025, where students discussed whether technology is harming or helping the environment. Teams presented compelling arguments — one highlighting issues like pollution, e-waste, and deforestation, while the other emphasized technological solutions such as renewable energy and sustainable innovation. The engaging session enhanced students’ awareness of the dual impact of technology and the importance of using it responsibly for a sustainable future.
86. Spreading Awareness for a Drug-Free Tomorrow!
    The Community Service Club conducted an Anti-Drug Campaign on 23rd October 2025 to raise awareness about the dangers of substance abuse among youth. As part of the initiative, students presented a powerful skit highlighting the dangers of drug use and its impact on individuals, families, and communities. The activity promoted a healthy, substance-free lifestyle and inspired participants to make responsible choices. The campaign successfully fostered awareness, empathy, and a strong commitment among students to work towards a drug-free society.
87. Celebrating the Spirit of Diwali with Creativity and Culture!
    The Cultural and Arts Club organized a Diwali Art and Craft Activity on 23rd October 2025, where students created beautiful diyas, lanterns, torans, and colorful decorated houses. The event encouraged creativity, cultural awareness, and teamwork among participants. Students enthusiastically showcased their artistic talents, making the celebration vibrant, festive, and memorable.
88. Millet Fest 2025: Nourishing Health, Sustaining the Earth
    The OPOS Club organized Millet Fest on October 22, 2025, to raise awareness about the health and environmental benefits of millets. Student representatives delivered insightful seminars highlighting millets’ rich nutrition, low glycemic index, and sustainability. They also demonstrated the One Pot One Shot (OPOS) cooking method, emphasizing its efficiency and nutrient retention. The event encouraged students to include millets in their diets for a healthier and eco-friendly lifestyle.
89. Awareness for Early Detection and Better Health
    The Health and Nutrition Club organized an Awareness Talk on Breast Cancer on 22nd October 2025 to educate students about the risk factors, symptoms, and preventive measures related to breast cancer. The session emphasized the importance of early detection and regular health check-ups. It also featured an interactive Q&A session, allowing participants to engage actively and enhance their understanding of the topic. The initiative successfully promoted health awareness and encouraged students to adopt proactive approaches toward personal well-being.
90. Striking Success: Indoor Carrom Competition 2025
    The Sports Club organized an Indoor Carrom Competition on 17th October 2025 for B.Sc and B.Com (I, III & V Semester) students. A total of 50 teams participated with great enthusiasm, displaying excellent teamwork, strategy, and sportsmanship. The event created a lively and competitive atmosphere, encouraging friendly competition and active participation. It successfully promoted team spirit, strategic thinking, and physical activity among students, making the event both enjoyable and memorable.
91. Unlock the Power of Python with PyMastery
    The Coding Club conducted PyMastery – Master in Python Step-by-Step on October 17, 2025, to introduce students to the fundamentals of Python programming in a structured and beginner-friendly way, while also guiding intermediate coders through a step-by-step journey into Python development. The activity helped participants build a strong foundation in coding through interactive sessions, practical exercises, and real-world mini projects. It aimed to enhance problem-solving abilities, encourage logical thinking, and prepare students for future projects, competitions, and advanced programming challenges.
92. Bridging Academia and Industry: Value-Added Course on Data Analytics
    A Value-Added Course on "Data Analytics, Data Visualization using Power BI, LinkedIn Optimization & Resume Writing" was conducted from 15 September to 16 October 2025 in partnership with ClinoSol Research Pvt. Ltd., Hyderabad. Spanning 12 intensive days, the course blended theory with practical learning, equipping students with essential analytical and professional skills aligned with current industry practices. The course was coordinated by Ms. S. Lakshmi Naga Niveditha, Lecturer in Computer Science.
93. From Calligraphy to Poetry: Embracing the Beauty of Urdu
    The Literary Club celebrated Urdu Divas on 16th October 2025 to promote love for the Urdu language and encourage creative expression. The event featured quizzes, puzzles, poem recitations, slogan writing, and picture description competitions, along with a special Picture Presentation and Descriptive Writing with Calligraphy segment in both English and Urdu. The Principal and Vice Principal highlighted the importance of preserving native languages and appreciated students’ enthusiasm. The celebration inspired participants, enhanced their literary and creative skills, and deepened respect for the cultural heritage of Urdu.
94. Math in Action: Students Learn, Act, and Enjoy Through Math Charades!
    The Math Club conducted an engaging activity titled Math Charades on October 13, 2025, to make learning mathematics more enjoyable and interactive. Students enthusiastically participated in the game, acting out various mathematical concepts that encouraged creativity, teamwork, and quick thinking. The activity helped boost confidence, improved communication skills, and created a lively classroom atmosphere where everyone was actively involved. By learning through actions, students found it easier to understand and remember concepts, making Math Charades a fun and effective way to reduce fear of the subject and promote a love for mathematics.
95. Financial Literacy Awareness Programme
    As part of the World Investors Week celebrations, the Department of Commerce, KVRRDCW, organized a webinar on "Financial Literacy Awareness Programme" on 8th October 2025. The session was conducted by the Knowledge Growth Foundation, New Delhi, in collaboration with the Aditya Birla Group. The objective of the webinar was to create awareness among students about the importance of financial literacy, investment planning, and the responsible management of personal finances. The session emphasized key aspects such as budgeting, saving, investment avenues, and the significance of early financial planning.
    A total of 47 B.Com students actively participated in the webinar. The session was also attended by faculty members from the Department of Commerce.
96. BizWiz Brain Teaser: Challenging Young Minds through the Language of Commerce
    The Commerce Club organized an intellectually stimulating event, "BizWiz Brain Teaser," on 8th October 2025, featuring a commerce-themed crossword puzzle designed to enhance critical thinking, teamwork, and subject knowledge among students. Participants, grouped in teams of three, tackled clues drawn from key areas such as Accounting, Economics, Marketing, Finance, and Business Terminology. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from B.Com students across all years, who demonstrated strong problem-solving abilities and collaborative skills. By integrating learning with engagement, the initiative reinforced the Commerce Club's commitment to promoting experiential and holistic education.
97. Dr Shariqua Nishat, Lecturer in Commerce participated in Faculty Development Program on Digital Marketing Organized by the Dayananda Sagar University, Bangalore, Karnataka with ExcelR Edtech Pvt. Ltd from 22nd Sep to 26th Sep 2025.
98. Value Added Course on "Campus to Fintech Careers (C2FC)"
    A 20-day Value Added Course titled "Campus to Fintech Careers (C2FC)" was conducted for 40 hours (with 2-hour sessions each day) from 25 August 2025 to 20 September 2025, in collaboration with TNS India Foundation, Hyderabad. The program was designed to train students in Financial and Capital Markets, equipping them with practical knowledge and technical skills relevant to the Fintech industry. The course focused on key areas such as Fintech concepts, working with Spreadsheets and SQL, and Business Analytics and Data Visualization using Power BI. The course was organised by the Training & Placement Cell and coordinated by the TP Cell Coordinator Dr Shariqua Nishat, Lecturer in Commerce.
99. SkyWatch – Coding Club Students Build Real-Time Weather Forecasting System
    On 19th September 2025, the Coding Club conducted an activity where students worked in teams to create SkyWatch – Weather Forecasting System. Using online weather APIs, the system retrieved real-time data such as temperature, humidity, wind speed, and conditions, and displayed it through a user-friendly interface. The activity enhanced students’ programming and API integration skills while fostering teamwork and innovation in practical software development.
100. Fueling Minds with Nutrition Knowledge – Nutrition Navigator Quiz 2025
     The Health and Nutrition Club conducted the “Nutrition Navigator” Quiz on 18th September 2025 to assess and enhance students’ knowledge of nutrition while promoting healthy eating habits and overall wellness. The event encouraged participants to understand the role of nutrients and balanced diets, think critically about food choices, and stay informed on current nutrition issues. Designed as an engaging and interactive platform, the quiz combined learning with the spirit of competition and gamification, inspiring students to make informed dietary decisions and adopt healthier lifestyles.
101. Design Your Ad: A One-Day Canva Workshop for Beginners
     The Media and Marketing Club successfully organized a one-day workshop on Canva, a popular graphic design platform, for beginners on September 17, 2025. The activity aimed to equip students with the skills to create visually appealing advertisements and enhance their design skills. Participants gained hands-on experience in using Canva and learned how to create engaging ads. The workshop was well-attended and received positive feedback from the participants, providing a valuable learning experience for those interested in media and marketing.
102. Verbal Combat: Students Clash Over AI and Social Media
     The Commerce Club organized an exciting debate session, "Verbal Combat", on 17th September 2025, bringing together first-year students from various departments to engage in thought-provoking discussions. Participants debated on the topics "Artificial Intelligence is a Threat to Future Jobs" and "Social Media Does More Harm than Good to Society", presenting well-reasoned arguments both for and against the motions. The event not only showcased the students’ confidence, critical thinking, and communication skills but also fostered a spirit of respectful dialogue, making it a resounding success.
103. Drive Smart, Stay Safe!
     On 17th September 2025, the Community Service Club organized a Traffic Rules Education Initiative to spread awareness about road safety among students and community members. The program highlighted the importance of traffic signs, signals, and safe driving practices, aiming to reduce accidents and encourage responsible behavior on the roads. Participants reported improved knowledge and greater confidence in following traffic rules, making the initiative a meaningful step toward building a safer and more responsible community.
104. Voices for the Planet – Letter Writing on Environmental Concerns
     The Electoral Literacy Club organized a Letter Writing Activity on Environmental Concerns on 16th September 2025 with the aim of fostering civic responsibility and environmental awareness among students. Through this initiative, participants were encouraged to express their thoughts, raise concerns, and suggest solutions regarding pressing environmental issues in the form of letters. The activity not only enhanced their writing and communication skills but also instilled a sense of responsibility towards the environment and society, aligning with the club’s vision of nurturing informed, responsible, and proactive citizens.
105. Tennikoit: Where Skill Meets Sportsmanship
     The Sports Club organized a Tennikoit Tournament for BSc and BCom III Semester students on 15th and 16th September 2025. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation, with players showcasing their skills, strategies, and talent in a series of thrilling matches. Emphasizing fair play, teamwork, and sportsmanship, the tournament provided students with an engaging platform to compete in a fun and healthy environment. Overall, the event was a great success, promoting physical activity, team spirit, and the joy of sports among participants.
106. Learning, Competing, Protecting Our Ozone
     The ECO Club organized a Quiz Challenge on the Ozone Layer on 16th September 2025 to raise awareness about environmental conservation. Students from various grades participated enthusiastically in multiple engaging rounds that tested their knowledge on topics such as the role of the ozone layer, harmful effects of UV radiation, ozone-depleting substances, and international efforts like the Montreal Protocol. The event successfully combined fun with learning, enhancing students’ understanding of ozone-related issues and reinforcing the importance of collective responsibility in protecting our planet’s ozone shield.
107. Math Club Presents: Number Magic!
     On 16th September 2025 at 10:30 AM, the Math Club turned ordinary numbers into extraordinary fun with an exciting activity called "Number Magic". From simple tricks to mind-bending patterns, Number Magic showed how numbers can entertain, amaze, and spark curiosity. More than just fun, the activity helped students sharpen their logical thinking and problem-solving skills—all while enjoying the magic of mathematics. The Math Club proved once again that math is not just about solving problems—it’s about experiencing the wonder hidden in numbers!
108. Specimen Safari – Bio-Science Club
     On 15th September 2025 (Monday), the Bio-Science Club conducted “Specimen Safari”, showcasing the diversity of animal life through a variety of specimens. The activity provided students with an engaging, hands-on learning experience and deepened their appreciation of biodiversity.
109. Celebration of Hindi Diwas – Literary Club Activity
     On 11th September 2025, the Literary Club organized a Poetry Reading and Writing activity on the occasion of Hindi Diwas, where students from all streams participated enthusiastically, showcasing their creativity and love for the Hindi language. The event highlighted the significance of Hindi and was celebrated with great zeal and enthusiasm.
110. Bringing Numbers to Life: Exploring Maths & Stats Visually!
     The Department of Mathematics and Statistics organized “Exploring the Maths and Stats Visually” on 11th September 2025 from 11:00 AM onwards. Students explained concepts using creative charts and diagrams, making learning more engaging and practical. Faculty appreciated their efforts and encouraged them to connect theory with real-life understanding. The activity improved presentation skills, sparked creativity, and increased student interest in Mathematics and Statistics, making the program a resounding success.
111. Cultural Nostalgia of Flavours – OPOS Cooking Club
     The OPOS Cooking Club conducted “Cultural Nostalgia of Flavours” on 10.09.2025, where BSc and BCom students shared food memories linked to flavours, aromas, and traditions from family gatherings, festivals, and native places. The activity fostered cultural bonding, boosted confidence in expression, and highlighted the powerful role of food in connecting people across generations and cultures.
112. Bridging Academia and Industry: Value-Added Course on Clinical Research, CDM
     A 15-day Value-Added Course on “Clinical Research, Clinical Data Management, Medical Writing, and Regulatory Affairs” was conducted from 18 August to 04 September 2025 in association with ClinoSol Research Pvt. Ltd., Hyderabad. Designed to integrate classroom learning with real-world industry practices, the program provided students with practical insights and experiential learning in clinical research and related fields. The course was coordinated by Ms. Arshiya Jabeen, Lecturer in Biotechnology.
113. Commemorating Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan: Teachers’ Day 2025
     KVRRDCW celebrated Teachers’ Day in advance on 4th September 2025 to honor the birth anniversary of Bharat Ratna Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. Students took on the roles of Principal, Vice Principal, and faculty for the day, organized sports events for the staff, and joined teachers in vibrant cultural performances. The celebration highlighted gratitude, respect, and the special bond between students and teachers.
114. Crafting Stories Through Film: Student Short Movie Initiative
     The Media and Marketing Club of KV Ranga Reddy Degree College for Women successfully organized a Short Movie Creation Activity on August 30, 2025. This engaging activity was designed to move students beyond basic video creation, introducing them to the core principles of filmmaking — from conceptualizing stories and crafting scripts to exploring cinematography, editing, and creative direction. The initiative aimed to nurture creativity, teamwork, and technical skills, providing students with hands-on experience in bringing their cinematic ideas to life.
115. Bridging Theory and Practice: Tech Poster Showcase
     The Department of Computer Science organized a Poster Presentation on 30 August 2025 for Physical Science students, showcasing trends like Cloud Computing, AI, Deep Fake Detection, and Social Media. The event aimed to enhance technical awareness, bridge theory with industry practices, and highlight the societal impact of emerging technologies.
116. National Sports Day 2025 – Kabaddi Championship
     The Sports Club celebrated National Sports Day with a Kabaddi competition on 28–29 August 2025. Students actively participated, showcasing skill, teamwork, and sportsmanship. The top five teams advanced to the finals, making the event both exciting and inspiring while promoting fitness, camaraderie, and a love for sports.
117. Making Math Fun – Cross Math Activity 2025
     The Math Club organized a Cross Math puzzle activity on 28 August, 2025 to make mathematics interactive and fun. Students practiced arithmetic through a crossword-style grid, improving logical thinking, speed, and accuracy while building teamwork and confidence in a lively, engaging environment.
118. Debate on Diet and Mental Health by Health and Nutrition Club
     On 28th August 2025, the Health and Nutrition Club organized a debate on the impact of diet on mental health. The discussion highlighted extensive evidence linking nutrition to psychological well-being. While healthy diets rich in fruits, vegetables, and whole foods are associated with better mood and reduced risk of mental illness, diets high in processed foods, sugar, and unhealthy fats were noted to increase risks of depression, anxiety, and inflammation. The debate encouraged students to reflect on the vital role of nutrition in maintaining overall mental health.
119. Learning inventory through logic and practice!
     On 26th August 2025, the Commerce Club of KVRRDCW organized an educational activity titled “Inventory Stack: FIFO and LIFO Techniques” for final-year B.Com students. The session combined academic theory with hands-on activities, helping students understand key inventory management methods crucial in accounting and logistics. The activity not only reinforced classroom learning but also enhanced professional readiness, making it an enriching experience for participants.
120. Political Podcast Activity by ELC Club
     On 26th August 2025, the ELC Club organized a Political Podcast Activity to provide diverse perspectives and in-depth discussions on current issues. The session aimed at developing key skills such as public speaking, critical thinking, research, and teamwork. Guided by the coordinator, students worked in teams to analyze policies, share informed views, and explore new ideas. The activity encouraged democratic participation and promoted an appreciation of diverse perspectives.
121. Algorithm Design Activity by The Coding Club
     On 26th August 2025, The Coding Club conducted an activity titled “Algorithm Design”. The session highlighted the importance of developing efficient step-by-step solutions to problems, strengthening students’ problem-solving, logical thinking, and programming skills. The activity proved highly beneficial, encouraging participants to apply algorithm design in academics, coding, and real-life problem solving.
122. Mr R Bala Bhaskar, Principal and Ms S Hemalatha, Vice Principal has attended the One-Day Workshop on "Crafting the Institutional Development Plan: A Strategic Roadmap" on 22nd August 2025, organised by Internal Quality assurance Cell, Osmania University, Hyderabad.
123. Plastic Awareness Talk by ECO Club
     On 22nd August 2025, the Eco Club organized a Plastic Awareness Talk focusing on the harmful effects of plastic pollution on the environment and women’s health. The session highlighted risks from chemicals like BPA and phthalates, encouraged eco-friendly lifestyle choices, and promoted sustainable alternatives. Students also showcased creative posters emphasizing the health and environmental impact of plastics.
124. Alumni Talk: Interactive Session on Women Safety
     An interactive session on Women Safety was held on 21st August 2025 for second-year students. The session was led by Ms. A Sai Tejaswi, an accomplished alumna of the B.Sc. (M E CS) program (2016–2019) and currently Trainee Counsellor at the Women Safety Wing, Telangana State Police Department. Ms. Tejaswi discussed domestic violence, safety measures, legal frameworks, and women safety apps. The session highlighted prevention of violence, safe public spaces, support systems, and legal protection for women. Students gained valuable awareness, confidence, and knowledge about resources, strategies, and community engagement to promote women’s safety.
125. Word Scrambles: A Fun and Engaging Literary Club Activity
     The Literary Club conducted the “Word Scrambles” activity on 21/08/2025 for students from all streams across the 1st, 3rd, and 5th semesters. Participants enthusiastically engaged in solving word scrambles provided by the coordinator, fostering teamwork, communication, and quick thinking. The event was both fun and educational, concluding with an interactive discussion on future Literary Club activities, where members shared ideas and expressed their enthusiasm for upcoming events.
126. Building Future: Career Exploration & Guidance
     The Training & Placement Cell of KVRRDCW organized a guest lecture on “Building Future: Career Exploration & Guidance” on August 20, 2025, with Ms. P. R. Anuradha as the resource person. The session focused on career planning, skill development, goal setting, networking, and highlighted emerging career trends in AI/ML, data science, cybersecurity, and renewable energy. The lecture empowered students with practical insights to make informed career choices and prepare for future opportunities.
127. Know, Prevent, Protect: Vector-Borne Diseases Awareness
     The Bio-Science Club of KVRRDCW conducted an awareness program on “Vector-Borne Diseases” on August 20, 2025, focusing on disease types, transmission, symptoms, and prevention, while emphasizing community participation. The initiative improved awareness and encouraged preventive practices for better community health.
128. Commerce Club Engages Students with Balance Sheet Scramble
     On 20th August 2025, the Commerce Club of KVRRDCW conducted the Balance Sheet Scramble, an interactive activity for first- and second-year BCom students. Participants categorized balance sheet elements—assets, liabilities, and equity—within a time limit while ensuring the accounting equation was balanced. The event enhanced teamwork, critical thinking, and practical application of financial concepts, giving students hands-on exposure to balance sheet structures and their real-world relevance.
129. Fun, food, and flavors of knowledge!
     On 19th August 2025, the OPOS Club organized an engaging activity titled “Recipe Riddle”. Students from various streams participated enthusiastically, picking chits with recipe names and identifying their major ingredients. The interactive challenge sparked lively discussions, laughter, and curiosity as participants recalled both traditional and modern recipes. The activity combined fun with learning, enhancing students’ knowledge of food, nutrition, and healthy cooking practices. It also promoted cultural exchange through diverse cuisines, boosted creativity, and strengthened peer bonding, making it a memorable OPOS Club event.
130. ECO Club Turns Trash into Treasure with Best out of Waste
     The ECO Club organized "Best Out of Waste" on 18.08.2025 to promote environmental awareness and sustainable practices. Students creatively transformed waste materials into useful items like flower pots, wall hangings, dolls, and lampshades. The event highlighted the importance of recycling, fostered teamwork and creativity, and spread the message that waste can be turned into something valuable.
131. KVRRDCW Marks 79th Independence Day with Patriotic Spirit
     KVRRDCW celebrated the 79th Independence Day on 15th August with patriotic fervor. The program began with the hoisting of the National Flag, followed by cultural performances and inspiring speeches by students. Prizes were also distributed to the winners and runners-up of various competitions held prior to the occasion. The celebrations fostered unity, pride, and patriotism, making the day truly memorable.
132. A vibrant tribute to India’s cultural diversity and patriotic spirit
     On 15th August 2025, the Cultural Club organized vibrant cultural performances at the Open Auditorium from 9:30 AM to 11:30 AM, celebrating national pride and cultural heritage. Students from B.Sc. and B.Com programs showcased their talents through patriotic songs in Telugu and Urdu, dances, inspiring speeches in Hindi, Urdu, Telugu, and English, as well as poetry recitations. The event highlighted the spirit of unity and patriotism, creating an atmosphere filled with cultural diversity and national pride.
133. Play with Integrity: Intra-House Sports Competitions 2025
     As part of promoting National Integrity and encouraging active participation in sports, the Sports Club organized various competitions for students from 11th to 14th August 2025. Events included Throwball, Kho-Kho, Skipping Race, Tennikoit, and Dodgeball, where students enthusiastically participated and showcased their sporting talent. The top two students from each event were selected and felicitated with prizes during the Flag Hoisting Ceremony held on 15th August 2025. The competitions not only highlighted the spirit of healthy competition but also emphasized the importance of team spirit, fitness, and enjoyment through games.
134. Slogans for Integrity: Literary Club Activity
     On 14th August 2025, the Literary Club organized a Slogan Writing Activity with active participation from students of all courses. Participants showcased their creativity by writing inspiring slogans in Telugu, Hindi, English, and Urdu. The activity was successfully conducted with the enthusiastic cooperation of students and club representatives.
135. Seminar on Women Leadership as Entrepreneurs
     The Training & Placement Cell organized a seminar on 14th August 2025 for 5th semester students. Dr. Jayshree Patil, Assistant Professor of Economics at KPB Hinduja College of Commerce, Mumbai, shared her experiences and spoke on topics such as recession strategies (Schumpeter’s theory), inspiring women entrepreneurs in India, the role of creativity, and challenges in entrepreneurship. The session included motivational videos and an interactive discussion, leaving students inspired to explore leadership and entrepreneurship.
136. Think Smart, Code Short: Code Golf Challenge
     On 13th August 2025, the Coding Club organized a Code Golf Challenge, where participants solved programming problems using the shortest possible code. The event encouraged creativity, smart problem-solving, and mastery of programming syntax, making it both fun and intellectually stimulating.
137. Understanding Governance: Mock Parliament Session
     The Electoral Literary Club (ELC) organized a Mock Parliament on 12.08.2025, offering students hands-on learning about parliamentary procedures, the legislative process, and the roles of political leaders. The session focused on discussions and debates around the GST Bill, enabling participants to strengthen their public speaking, critical thinking, and teamwork skills while fostering awareness of democratic processes and civic responsibilities.
138. Eating Right: Food Group Awareness Activity
     On 12th August 2025, the Health and Nutrition Club organized a Food Group Sorting activity to educate students about the five main food groups and the importance of a balanced diet. Students actively participated by sorting food items into categories—cereals & millets, pulses, fruits & vegetables, milk & milk products, and oils & nuts—and presented their choices. The activity was both interactive and informative, promoting awareness of healthy eating habits.
139. Ms Arshiya Jabeen, Lecturer in Biotechnology has participated in the NPTEL E-Awareness workshop held on 12th August, 2025 organised by IIT Madras.
140. Bioscience Club Explores Plant Respiration through Stomata Scavenger Hunt
     The Bioscience Club conducted a hands-on activity on “Stomata Scavenger Hunt” on 11th August. Students prepared leaf peels, stained them with safranin, mounted the samples, and observed stomata, guard cells, and epidermal cells under a compound microscope. The activity provided practical exposure to plant anatomy, deepening students’ understanding of the structure and function of stomata and their role in plant respiration.
141. Calendar Mathematics – Math Club Seminar 2025
     On 11th August 2025, the Math Club organized a seminar on Calendar Mathematics using a PowerPoint presentation. The session helped students learn to find the day of the week for any date, understand leap years, and explore interesting calendar tricks. By applying concepts of modular arithmetic, sequences, and logical reasoning, participants discovered how mathematics can make calendars both fun and practical, while also improving memory and problem-solving skills.
142. Celebrating Heritage: Traditional Day at KVRRDCW
     The Traditional Day celebration was held at the KVRRDCW campus on 7th August 2025. The event, organized by the Cultural & Arts Club, was open to all students and staff of the college. The theme for the day was "Indian Culture", and participants enthusiastically showcased the rich traditions of our country through vibrant attire, engaging activities, and captivating cultural performances. Both staff and students actively took part in the celebrations, creating a lively and festive atmosphere across the campus. The day was filled with joy, unity, and a deep sense of cultural pride, making it a truly memorable occasion for everyone.
143. Value Added Course on "Soft Skill, Employability Linkages & Communication Readiness"
     A 40-hour Value Added Course entitled "Soft Skill, Employability Linkages & Communication Readiness" was conducted from 09 July 2025 to 06 August 2025, in collaboration with TNS India Foundation, Hyderabad. The program was organized over 20 days with 2-hour sessions each day. The course was designed to provide direct training aimed at enhancing students’ 21st-century employability skills. It focused on developing verbal, non-verbal, and written communication skills, while also helping participants gain a clear understanding of career pathways and the competencies required in the financial services sector. The course was organised by the Training & Placement Cell and coordinated by the TP Cell Coordinator Dr Shariqua Nishat, Lecturer in Commerce.
144. Students Relish Fun in Blindfold Bite Challenge
     A fun-filled Blindfold Bite Challenge was conducted by the OPOS Club on 05.08.2025, with enthusiastic participation from BSc and BCom students. Blindfolded participants were given two chances to guess from among 20 different dishes presented by students and faculty, creating an atmosphere of laughter, excitement, and joy. The activity promoted sensory engagement, teamwork, and confidence while breaking the monotony of academics, making it a refreshing and memorable success that is expected to inspire more such innovative student-driven events in the future.
145. E-Commerce & Quick Commerce: Student Presentations on International Commerce Day The Commerce Department celebrated International Commerce Day on August 4, 2025, with student-led presentations on e-commerce and quick commerce case studies. The event highlighted current trends in the business world and showcased students’ analytical skills and subject knowledge. It provided a valuable learning experience for both students and faculty, fostering an engaging and insightful academic environment.
146. On 30 July 2025, the Community Service Club organised the Good touch and Bad touch awareness program at Government Primary School, Dhoolpet, Hyderabad. This initiative aimed at empowering children and stakeholders with the knowledge and skills to recognize, prevent, and report abuse. By teaching the difference between appropriate and inappropriate physical contact, this program seeks to promote personal safety, healthy boundaries, and a culture respect.
147. The Sports Club organized a friendly throw ball match on 29th July 2025 between two final-year teams, Team A and Team B. The match was energetic and engaging, with both teams showcasing impressive skills and teamwork. Team A won by 5 points. The event successfully promoted physical activity, teamwork, and sportsmanship among students.
148. Spot the Spoof: Sharpening Commerce Minds at KVRRDCW
     The Commerce Club of KVRRDCW successfully organized "Spot the Spoof" on 29th July 2025, an engaging and intellectually stimulating activity specifically designed for Commerce students. The activity aimed to enhance students' critical thinking and analytical skills by challenging them to identify false statements related to commerce. During the event, participants were presented with three statements pertaining to various aspects of the commerce field, of which one was deliberately false. Students were tasked with carefully analyzing each statement and selecting the incorrect one. The activity fostered a deeper understanding of key concepts in commerce, encouraged attentive reading, and promoted healthy competition among students. It not only sharpened their ability to discern misinformation but also provided an enjoyable platform for learning beyond textbooks, emphasizing the importance of accuracy and critical evaluation in the business world.
149. On 28th July 2025, the ECO Club of KVRRDCW enthusiastically celebrated World Nature Conservation Day, highlighting the critical need to protect and preserve our natural environment. The club organized a series of engaging activities, including Essay and Slogan-Writing competitions and an Awareness Talk focused on conservation efforts. These events aimed to inspire students and staff to become proactive stewards of nature. The celebration underscored a vital message: collective efforts—no matter how small—can make a significant impact in safeguarding our planet. The ECO Club continues to encourage sustainable practices and environmental consciousness within the campus community.
150. The Media and Marketing Club hosted a Video Creation Activity on 28th July 2025, offering students a hands-on introduction to digital storytelling. Participants explored basic video production techniques such as storyboarding and editing, guided by a student representative. The session saw enthusiastic participation and served as a perfect warm-up for the club’s upcoming short movie project.
151. The Coding Club conducted a “Debugging Challenge” on 26th July 2025 to help students enhance their coding and problem-solving skills. Participants from BSc (Physical Sciences) and BCom (Computer Applications) actively engaged in identifying and fixing code errors, gaining hands-on experience with debugging techniques.
152. The Department of Computer Science, in collaboration with KG Infotech, conducted a two-day workshop on Data Analysis on 24th & 25th July 2025. The workshop focused on integrating Power BI with SQL databases to create dynamic reports and data models. Students gained hands-on experience in data visualization techniques and learned how to align their skills with current industry needs.
153. The Awards Ceremony was held on 26th July 2025 (Saturday) from 9:15 AM to 12:30 PM to recognize students for their outstanding performance and commitment. Awards were presented in the following categories:
     • Consistency in Attendance Awards for Batch 2022–2025
     • Merit Awards – 1st, 3rd, and 5th Semesters (AY 2024–2025)
     • Attendance Awards – 2nd, 4th, and 6th Semesters (AY 2024–2025)
     The event celebrated academic excellence and consistent attendance, reflecting the dedication and discipline of the awardees.
154. The OPOS Club on 24th July, 2025, organized the Zero Wastage Recipe activity to promote sustainable cooking and reduce food wastage. Students prepared nutritious dishes using leftovers, surplus, or typically discarded ingredients. The event saw enthusiastic participation across streams and encouraged mindful, resourceful cooking practices while raising awareness about food sustainability.
155. The Bio-Science Club successfully conducted an engaging hands-on activity on “Hemoglobin Estimation” on 24th July 2025. Students from both Physical Sciences and Commerce streams enthusiastically participated, gaining practical knowledge about the role of hemoglobin in blood and its significance in diagnosing conditions such as anemia.
     This unique event brought together students from diverse academic backgrounds. Despite differing fields of study, participants collaborated seamlessly, exchanging insights and applying their individual strengths to the task. The session highlighted the value of interdisciplinary learning and fostered a spirit of curiosity and teamwork.
156. "Quiz on Basic Mathematics" – an activity aimed at assessing students’ knowledge, accuracy, and speed in solving mathematical problems was organised by the Math Club on 24th July 2025. The activity encouraged critical thinking and quick problem-solving among participants.
157. On 23rd July 2025, the Cultural and Arts Club hosted a Craft Activity that brought together students from multiple disciplines to explore their creativity through hands-on work. Participants from Life Sciences, Physical Sciences, and Commerce (1st, 3rd, and 5th semesters) crafted innovative and skillful pieces using simple materials. The activity promoted resourcefulness, teamwork, and artistic expression, and was met with great enthusiasm.
158. On 23rd July 2025, the Health and Nutrition Club conducted a Food Label Literacy activity aimed at helping students make informed food choices. The session focused on interpreting nutrition labels, understanding nutrient claims, and applying the 5/20 rule to evaluate the nutritional value of various food items.
159. Ms Arshiya Jabeen, Lecturer in Biotechnology has participated in the NPTEL E-Awareness workshop held on 22nd July, 2025 organised by IIT Madras.
160. The Electoral Literacy Club organized a Simulation Game: Discussion on Tax on 22nd July 2025, with the objective of encouraging participants to engage in meaningful discussions on taxation and its impact on society. The activity provided students with a valuable platform to explore the concept of tax in a practical context, enhancing their critical thinking skills and promoting mutual communication and collaboration. Through this interactive session, students effectively expressed their viewpoints and deepened their understanding of the subject.
161. The Spell Bee competition, organized by the Literature Club, took place on 22nd July 2025, and proved to be a resounding success. Students from the 1st, 3rd, and 5th semesters across Physical Sciences, Commerce, and Life Sciences participated with great enthusiasm. Their active engagement throughout the event highlighted the diverse talent and commitment of the student body, making the competition not only competitive but also a fun and rewarding experience for all involved.
162. The TP Cell organized a Career Guidance and Mock Test session on 17th & 18th July 2025, led by Ms. D. Mahitha, Aircraft Maintenance Engineer at IndiGo Airlines, in association with IACE.
     The session focused on preparing students for various competitive exams in both public and private sectors. Ms. Mahitha provided valuable insights into job opportunities, government notifications, and recruitment processes. She interacted with students, answered their queries, and motivated them to actively pursue career-building programs.
     The event was highly appreciated by the students and served as a strong step toward enhancing their career readiness.
163. The Health and Nutrition Club organized a Healthy Meal Plan Challenge on 17th July 2025, promoting better eating habits and overall wellness. A total of 50 participants from various courses actively took part, creating balanced meal plans focused on fruits, vegetables, lean proteins, and whole grains while minimizing processed foods and sugary drinks.
164. The ECO Club of KVRRDCW proudly organized a Seed Plantation Activity on July 17, 2025, as part of its ongoing efforts to foster environmental awareness and promote sustainability. This initiative aimed to encourage students to actively participate in creating a greener planet, instilling a sense of responsibility towards nature. By engaging in planting seeds, the club aspires to support biodiversity, combat climate change, and inspire the next generation to care for the environment. The event reflects the club’s commitment to building a sustainable future through collective action and environmental stewardship.
165. The Commerce Club of KVRRDCW successfully organized ICONIQ – Logo Identification Challenge on 15th July 2025, a fun-filled and intellectually stimulating event designed to test students' knowledge of corporate logos and brand identities. The challenge welcomed participants from various departments, fostering interdepartmental engagement and healthy competition. Students enthusiastically identified well-known (and some tricky) brand logos, showcasing their awareness of the corporate world and visual branding. The event not only encouraged students to think critically about branding and marketing but also added a spark of excitement and learning beyond the classroom. The Commerce Club extends its appreciation to all participants for making the event a grand success.
166. The Electoral Literacy Club organized a debate on 14th July 2025 on the topic “How the Exercise of Individual Rights Benefits Society.” The primary objective of the event was to enhance students' critical thinking skills and provide a platform to express their views confidently. The debate witnessed enthusiastic participation, with students articulating and defending their opinions passionately. The activity not only encouraged healthy discussion but also allowed participants to showcase their communication skills, reasoning, and confidence.
167. The OPOS Club successfully organized an engaging culinary activity themed “Healthy Bites and Cultural Delights” on 14th July 2025. The event aimed to inspire students to create nutritious and flavorful recipes that reflect the rich diversity of global cuisines — all prepared using a single pot in one go. The event served as a platform for students to experiment with ingredients, learn about different culinary traditions, and embrace the art of one-pot cooking. The activity not only promoted better eating habits but also fostered intercultural understanding through the universal language of food.
168. On July 11, 2025, the Media and Marketing Club of KVRRDCW organized an engaging session on Digital Poster Creation. The activity offered students a valuable hands-on experience in designing and developing creative posters using Microsoft PowerPoint. This initiative aimed to enhance students' visual communication and digital design skills, fostering creativity and practical knowledge in digital media. Participants explored various design tools and techniques, learning how to effectively communicate ideas through visual formats. The session successfully encouraged innovation and helped students gain confidence in using digital tools for marketing and promotional purposes.
169. A friendly Kho-Kho match was organized by the Sports Club on 11th July 2025 at the KV Ranga Reddy Degree College for Women sports ground for BSc 3rd Semester students. Ten teams from various courses participated, showcasing great energy, teamwork, and sportsmanship. The event focused on promoting physical activity, team spirit, and healthy interaction among students. The match was a great success, reflecting the college's commitment to holistic student development through sports.
170. The Math Club organized a fun and engaging activity on 10th July 2025, featuring Sudoku puzzles and logical riddles to promote critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Students participated in small groups, solving puzzles under time constraints that added excitement to the challenge. The event successfully combined learning with fun, boosting logical reasoning and teamwork.
171. On Thursday, 10th July 2025, the Bio-Science Club organized an engaging activity on Blood Grouping and Rh Typing to foster scientific awareness and spark interest in life science among students. The primary objective was to determine the blood group and Rh factor of each participant and to enhance understanding of their significance in medical practice.
     Through this hands-on experience, students explored the principles of blood grouping and Rh typing, gaining insight into the critical role these factors play in blood transfusions, organ transplants, and overall healthcare. The activity not only enriched students' theoretical knowledge but also emphasized the real-world importance of accurate blood typing in saving lives and supporting medical decisions.
172. Ms. K. Sheresha, an accomplished alumna of the BSc (Mb Bt C) program (Batch 2018–2021), interacted with final-year Life Science students and second-year students of Biotechnology and Biomedical Science on Thursday, 10th July 2025. During the session, she shared her academic journey, from undergraduate studies to her current achievements in postgraduate education and research.
     The session was highly inspiring, as Ms. Sheresha offered valuable career guidance, emphasizing the importance of pursuing higher education in the field of Life Sciences. She encouraged students to prepare for competitive entrance exams such as BRET and ICMR-JRF, and provided insights into various opportunities including national-level fellowships, research internships, and academic projects. Report
173. Value Added Course on Soft Skills and Employability Skills
     In association with Magic Bus India Foundation, the college conducted a 15-day Value Added Course — a training program on Soft Skills and Employability Skills for final-year students. The program was held from 26 June 2025 to 09 July 2025, with 2-hour sessions each day. The program focused on developing 21st-century life and employability skills, preparing students for entry-level jobs and interviews. Additionally, participants received technical training in emerging digital domains such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Cloud Computing, Cybersecurity, and Digital Literacy, aimed at equipping them with the competencies required to secure white-collar employment opportunities. The course was organised by the Training & Placement Cell and coordinated by the TP Cell Coordinator Dr Shariqua Nishat, Lecturer in Commerce.
174. The Literature Club successfully hosted a Riddles Solving event on 8th July 2025, bringing together students from various disciplines and semesters. Enthusiastic participants from the 1st, 3rd, and 5th semesters across Physical Sciences, Commerce, and Life Sciences came together to engage in this fun and intellectually stimulating activity. The collaboration between students from different backgrounds contributed greatly to the success of the event, making it an enjoyable and memorable experience for all involved.
175. The Coding Club successfully organized a Workshop on Cyber Security on 7th July 2025. The session aimed to introduce the foundational concepts of cyber security, promote safe internet practices, and raise awareness about common digital threats that users may encounter in the digital space.
     Presented by the BSc 5th Semester students, the workshop was tailored for the BSc 3rd Semester students. It was an interactive and informative session, engaging participants through discussions, demonstrations, and practical insights into maintaining online safety.
     The session was well-received by the attendees and served as a stepping stone towards building a more informed and cyber-aware student community.
176. On 6th July 2025, the members of the Community Service Club actively volunteered at the Tholi Ekadashi celebrations held at Sri Jungal Vithoba Devasthanam, Gowliguda, Hyderabad. The event, organized by the Hyderabad Vysya Youth Association, witnessed a vibrant spiritual gathering, where the volunteers extended their support in managing the proceedings and assisting devotees, contributing to the smooth execution of the program.
177. Our students participated in Healthitude 2.0, Intercollege Healthcare Management Fest organised by the Dr Kakarla Subba Rao Centre for Healthcare Management, Administrative Staff College of India (ASCI), Hyderabad and won prizes. Solo Singing- E Joshna Sri and Solo Classical Dance-M Likhitha. The event was held on 05th July 2025.
178. The Cultural and Arts Club successfully organized a drawing competition on 5th July 2025, aimed at encouraging students to express their creativity and artistic talents. The event saw enthusiastic participation from students across various grades, with artworks reflecting diverse themes and imaginative concepts. This competition provided a vibrant platform for budding artists to showcase their skills and was well-received by both participants and faculty.
179. The Department of Biomedical Science, KV Ranga Reddy Degree College for Women, in association with ClinoSol Research Pvt. Ltd., successfully organized a Career Development Session on 3rd July 2025 titled "Clinical Trials: The Hidden Career Frontier for Life Sciences Graduates". Mr. C.S. Mujeebuddin, Founder & CEO and Ms Uma Priya, Co-Founder and Director of ClinoSol Research Pvt. Ltd., addressed students on emerging career opportunities in Clinical Research, Pharmacovigilance, and Data Science. They also shared valuable tips on resume building, LinkedIn optimization, and navigating the life sciences job market. The session received an enthusiastic response, offering students real-world insights and guidance on building successful careers in the life sciences industry.
180. The ECO Club, in collaboration with the Institute for Environment Conservation & Advocacy, celebrated Vanamahotsav on 2nd July 2025. The event featured a pledge to conserve trees and water, sapling plantation, and awareness activities through posters. The initiative aimed to promote environmental responsibility and sustainable practices among participants.
181. The Department of Commerce organized a Guest Lecture on 1st July 2025 to mark GST Day 2025. The session featured Shri D Mohammed Issac, Superintendent of Customs and Central GST, and Shri Benu Gopal Naidu, Superintendent of CGST, as resource persons. They provided valuable insights into the GST framework, its implementation, and real-world applications, followed by an interactive Q & A session. The event enriched students' understanding of taxation and contemporary economic practices.
182. June 2025: A total of 50 students from the BCom program have actively participated in the Short Course conducted by the National Institute of Securities Markets (NISM) in collaboration with the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI). The course, aimed at enhancing financial literacy and investor awareness, was conducted during June 2025. They have successfully cleared the SEBI Investor Awareness Test.
183. The TP Cell hosted an interactive and insightful career guidance session by Mr. R S Srikanth, Founder of Hiervio, for the final year students of KVRRDCW. The session was held on 30th June 2025 at the Computer Lab, KVRRDCW Campus.
     Mr. Srikanth provided valuable guidance on a wide range of topics including:
     1. Current industry trends and expectations
     2. Various career paths available to students
     3. Effective ways to approach companies for job opportunities
     4. Tips for succeeding in HR interviews
     5. Recommendations on job platforms suitable for freshers such as LinkedIn, Internshala, and the Campus Placement Cell
     6. The importance of internships in securing full-time roles
     The session was interactive, with students actively participating and engaging with the speaker. They gained valuable insights into emerging fields, growth opportunities, and how to strategically plan their careers after graduation.
184. The Training & Placement (T & P) Cell of KVRRDCW, in collaboration with Disha Bharat (NGO, Telangana), organized a Personality Development Program on 25th June 2025. Final-year students actively participated in interactive sessions that included audio-visual activities, self-awareness questionnaires, yoga practice, and Pranayama techniques focused on breath control and relaxation. The program provided valuable insights into self-exploration and highlighted the mental and physical benefits of yoga.
     Resource Persons:
     1. Mr V Rakesh, Coordinator Disha Bharat. Certified Yoga Trainer from Potti Sriramulu Telugu University.
     2. Dr T K Pruthu, MBBS., MD. Senior Operation Research Fellow, Paris, France and also Senior Mentor in Tropical Diseases, WHO.
     3. Ganapathi Murali, CMA, MBA. General Manager (Retd) from Multinational Manufacturing industry.
     4. Jaideep Lakhane, BTech (OU), MTech (BITS Pillani), MBA (IIM-Kolkata), Associate Director at PEPSICO.
     5. Smita Joshi, Founder & CEO, Parimal Ecohub.
185. The Training & Placement (T & P) Cell of KVRRDCW, in collaboration with TASK (Telangana Academy for Skill and Knowledge) and SYNCHRONY, conducted a Youth Empowerment Session for final-year students on 20th June 2025.
        The session focused on key employability skills such as Resume Making, the STAR Interview Technique, and Elevator Pitch mastery. It provided valuable insights into interview preparation, communication, and self-presentation to help students confidently step into the job market.
186. Ms Akhtar Unissa, Lecturer in Commerce attended a 5 day National level Online Faculty Development Program on “Outcome Based Education, Binary Accreditation & Usage of AI” organised by ST. Mary’s Centenary Degree College, Secunderabad, Hyderabad from 2nd to 6th June, 2025.
187. The ECO Club celebrated World Environment Day to kick off the academic year 2025–26 with a strong message of sustainability. The event promoted environmental awareness and encouraged eco-friendly practices among students, faculty, and staff. Active participation from Institution Management highlighted the college’s commitment to a greener future, setting a positive tone for the year ahead.

Academic Session 2024 - 25

1. Dr Shariqua Nishat, Lecturer in Commerce has participated in One Day Faculty Development Program on "How to publish research papers in Scopus Journal" Organized by Department of Reserach, Madina Degree and PG College, Himayathnagar, Hyderabad in association with Book Bytes International on 10 May, 2025
2. Dr Shariqua Nishat, Lecturer in Commerce Attended a one day program "CMA Insights: A Dialogue with Educators" organised by The Institute of Cost Accountants of India in collaboration with Osmania University on 9th May,2025
3. Dr Shariqua Nishat, Lecturer in Commerce has participated in Five Day National Faculty Development Program on "Digital Transformation & Emerging Technologies in Business" Organized by Department of Business Management & Internal Quality Assurance Cell of Rishi UBR Women's College, Kukatpally, Hyderabad in association with Telangana Council of Higher Education & Hyderabad Management Association, Hyderabad from 5-9 May, 2025
4. A guest lecture on "Applied Biostatistics" was held on 19th April 2025 for students of BSc Biomedical Science and related courses. Mr. Ch. Raghavendra Rao, Scientist-C from ICMR-NIN, delivered an engaging session, emphasizing the role of biostatistics in Pharmaceutical Sciences through practical examples. The lecture was highly informative and significantly enhanced the students' understanding of statistical applications in the life sciences.
5. Department of Zoology at KVRRDCW, in partnership with the Blood Warriors Foundation, organized an HPLC blood test camp for Thalassemia disorder on April 3, 2025, on campus. Over 100 students participated, voluntarily providing blood samples for testing. Many students also made monetary donations to support the camp, reflecting their commitment to the cause.
   Mr. J. Nagaraju from the Blood Warriors Foundation, alongside his team, conducted the event effectively, creating awareness among the students about the importance of blood donation and the value of testing for Thalassemia. Key points discussed included the significance of early detection of the disorder and ways to manage and overcome Thalassemia, which were highly informative and beneficial for all attendees.
6. Second Semester BSc Biomedical Science students visited Mahavir Hospital and Research Centre on April 2 and 3, 2025, to gain practical exposure that complemented their academic studies. During the visit, they observed informative demonstrations in both the Physiotherapy and Pathology departments, enhancing their understanding of real-world applications in these medical fields.
7. A group of 14 BSc and BCom students completed a one-month internship from March 1 to March 30, 2025, at the Osmania Technology Business Incubator (OTBI) alongside the Central Facilities & Research Development (CFRD) at Osmania University. The internship was conducted under the guidance of Prof. Harinarayana, Advisor at OTBI, providing the students with valuable hands-on experience and insights into the business incubation process and research development.
8. A total of 5 students from BSc (Life Sciences) have done Internship at Tech Mind Sparc Innovations from November 2024 to March 2025.
9. A 200 hours training program was organized in association with TNS Foundation India from January 20, 2025, to March 25, 2025. This program was specifically designed for third-year undergraduate (BCom) students, aiming to provide them with essential skills and knowledge to enhance their academic and professional development. The training was delivered through both on-campus and online modes, ensuring a flexible learning experience for all participants.
10. On March 19, 2025, the Electoral Literacy Club organized a Poster Presentation and Campaign aimed at educating and empowering students about the significance of voting, the electoral process, and the responsibilities of good citizenship. The event featured creative poster displays highlighting key electoral concepts, informative sessions on the voting procedure, and interactive activities to engage students in understanding their role in a democratic society. Through this initiative, the club sought to foster awareness, encourage active participation, and instill a sense of civic duty among young voters.
11. On March 21st, the Eco Club hosted an engaging "Seed Starting: Grow Your Own Spring" workshop at the KVRRDCW Campus Gardening Area.
    Participants learned practical, hands-on techniques for starting herbs, flowers, and vegetables from seeds, tailored specifically for our campus environment. The workshop also highlighted the importance of pollinators and native plants to promote biodiversity.
    This event empowered attendees with sustainable gardening skills, helping to enhance the beauty and ecological health of our campus green space. Stay tuned for more upcoming activities to nurture our community and environment!
12. On March 17th, the ECO Club organized a successful bird feeding activity to support campus wildlife during summer. Participants brought bird feeders with appropriate seeds, helping promote environmental responsibility and wildlife conservation. This initiative strengthened community awareness and commitment to protecting local ecosystems.
13. On March 17th, the ECO Club successfully organized the "Garden Revitalization" and "Grow Your Own Spring" activities to breathe new life into the KVRRDCW Campus Gardening Area.
    Through community effort, volunteers cleaned up litter and debris, and performed essential gardening tasks such as weeding, raking, and preparing beds for planting.
    This initiative has transformed the garden into a more beautiful and inviting space, fostering a sense of community and contributing to a healthier campus environment.
14. The Health and Nutrition Club of KVRRDCW, in partnership with the Blood Warriors Foundation, successfully hosted an awareness program on Thalassemia on March 7, 2025. This initiative aimed to educate the community about the disorder, its implications, and the importance of early diagnosis and blood donation. The event featured informative sessions and interactive activities that helped raise awareness and foster dialogue on this critical health issue.
15. Ms M Madhavi, Lecturer in Biotechnology has participated in Three Day National Workshop on "NAAC Accreditation and Outcome Based Education through Al Powered Digital Learning" Organized by The Office of Dean, Development & UGC Affairs and Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC), Osmania University From 3-5 March, 2025
16. KVRRDCW had the privilege of hosting Shri Gopal T.K. Krishna, President of Krishna Engineering Consultants, Iowa, USA, for a series of enlightening guest lectures on March 4th and 5th, 2025. His sessions focused on guiding students toward academic excellence and preparing them for professional success.
17. Sangam Laxmibai Vidyapeet proudly hosted its Staff Annual Cultural Fest on 22nd February 2025, celebrating creativity, innovation, and the vibrant spirit of our community. Staff members from SLV and its five constituent institutions came together to showcase their talents through a range of cultural performances and activities, making the event a grand success.
18. A Career Guidance Program was successfully conducted on 21st February 2025 at the KVRRDCW Campus Computer Lab for all 6th-semester students across all courses. The session was organized by Sreedhar's College for Competitive Exams along with their team. During the session, the team discussed several key aspects, including: competitive exams - qualifications required for various exams, Exam coaching and preparation, ICET exam registration and preparation, which is provided free of cost.
    The session provided students with a clear understanding of exam strategies, career-building opportunities, and effective preparation techniques. Additionally, the team generously distributed free notebooks to all participants and motivated them to pursue their career goals with confidence.
    The program was highly informative and beneficial, equipping students with the necessary resources and guidance to excel in competitive exams.
19. The Cyberensis Program was successfully conducted by Mr. M. Krishna Chaitanya, CEO & Founder of Cyberensis Infosec, on 20th February 2025 at the KVRRDCW Campus Computer Lab. The session covered a wide range of topics, including: Cyber Security and its industry relevance, Ethical Hacking and the need for cyber security, Types of Hackers, Password Security and best practices for protecting credentials, Social Security Measures, The Art of Human Hacking, Phishing Attacks and Email Scams.
    Mr. Krishna Chaitanya provided in-depth explanations on these topics, offering valuable insights and practical guidance. The interactive session allowed students to engage actively, ask questions, and gain a clearer understanding of cyber security threats and protective measures.
    The program was highly beneficial, equipping students with essential knowledge and skills to navigate the evolving cyber landscape.
20. The Green Thumb Initiative, organized by the ECO Club on 19th February 2025, is dedicated to empowering students with the knowledge, skills, and values needed to become environmentally conscious leaders. Through this initiative, we aim to promote sustainability, environmental stewardship, and civic engagement within our college community. Our goal is to cultivate a lasting culture of responsibility and innovation that extends beyond the classroom, inspiring future generations to prioritize the planet and make a positive impact on society.
21. A Nutrition Exhibition (featuring Poster and Model Presentations) was conducted by the Health and Nutrition Club on Wednesday, 19th February 2025. The event aimed to raise awareness about healthy eating habits, as a lack of knowledge is often the main reason behind unhealthy food choices. By educating participants about proper nutrition, the exhibition encouraged healthier lifestyles.
22. A seminar on "How to Control the Mind" was organized on 18th February 2025 for the 2nd Semester students by Adhyatmik Vishwa Vidyalaya. The session was graced by Mr. Amol Bhai, an advocate practicing in the Supreme Court and High Court, who shared his profound wisdom and experiences on the subject. His insights provided valuable guidance on mastering one's thoughts, enhancing focus, and achieving inner peace. The seminar was well-received by the students, who engaged actively in the discussion and gained practical techniques to cultivate mindfulness and self-discipline.
23. The One Pot One Shot (OPOS) Cooking Club was inaugurated on February 7, 2025, by Dr. V Sudha, Secretary of SLV, and was graced by Sri G Surender Reddy garu, Board Member of SLV. OPOS is a revolutionary cooking technique that empowers anyone to cook cleaner, greener, healthier, faster, and tastier food. The inauguration of the OPOS Cooking Club is a great opportunity for students to learn and master this innovative cooking technique.
24. The annual Food Fest organized by the Health and Nutrition Club was held on February 5, 2025. The event featured an impressive array of options, including snacks, main courses, desserts, drinks, and shakes, all expertly prepared by students from various departments. The Food Fest was a resounding success, not only providing a delightful culinary experience for the students but also offering them a valuable opportunity to learn and develop essential skills such as teamwork, project management, and food processing techniques.
25. The Awards Ceremony recognizing the Academic Achievers Awards for Batch 2021-24, as well as the Merit Awards for the 2nd, 4th, and 6th Semesters of the Academic Year 2023-24 and Attendance Awards for the 1st, 3rd, and 5th Semesters of the Academic Year 2024-25, was held on February 1, 2025 (Saturday) from 9:15 AM to 12:30 PM. This prestigious ceremony aimed to honor and celebrate students for their exceptional academic performance and exemplary attendance.
26. The 76th Republic Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm on January 26, 2025, Sunday. The flag unfurling ceremony took place at 9:00 AM in the college premises, marking the beginning of the celebrations. The Principal had the honor of unfurling the national flag, a moment that instilled pride and patriotism among all present.
    Following the flag hoisting, students participated in various cultural activities, speeches, songs, and dances, showcasing their talent and dedication. These performances celebrated the country's diversity and unity, fostering a spirit of camaraderie among students and staff alike.
    The festivities culminated in a prize distribution ceremony, where awards were presented to the winners of various competitions held in the lead-up to Republic Day. The recognition of the 1st and 2nd place winners not only celebrated their hard work and creativity but also encouraged other students to engage in similar activities in the future.
    Overall, the event was a resounding success, reflecting the values of the Republic and the spirit of the college community.
27. The Staff Annual Sports Meet of Sangam Laxmibai Vidyapeet on 18th January 2025, held at the expansive playground, was a remarkable celebration of teamwork and camaraderie among faculty and staff from SLV and its five constituent institutions. Throughout the day, cheering and laughter filled the air as teams competed with excitement and enthusiasm.
28. A successful two-day health camp was organized by the Health and Nutrition Club in collaboration with Rainbow Hospitals, Hyderabad. The event took place on January 9-10, 2025, with a primary focus on promoting awareness among young women regarding their health, hygiene, and reproductive well-being. Objective: The main objective of the health camp was to educate young women on critical aspects of their health, specifically addressing topics such as menstrual health, reproductive health, and general wellness.
29. Ms Syeda Baseera Amreen, Roll No: 111322487045 has presented a poster entitled “Epigenetics in Cancer Prevention and Treatment” in the National Seminar on “Changing Horizons in Genetics & Biotechnology (CHGB-2024)” organised by the Department of Genetics & Biotechnology, Osmania University, Hyderabad held on 09th December, 2024.
30. On November 4, 2024, KVRRDCW Campus hosted a Mega placements drive featuring several prominent companies, including HRR Next Solutions, SS Solutions, Tech Mahindra, Genpact, JIO, Q Connect, Corpone Global Solutions, and SBI Credit Cards. The event was organized in collaboration with the Magic Bus India Foundation, providing students with a valuable opportunity for job placements.
    A total of 40 students from graduating batches spanning 2019 to 2024 participated in the drive. The outcomes of the drive are: Just Dial: 5 selections, JIO: 2 selections, Tech Mahindra: 1 student shortlisted for the further selection process.
    This drive marked a significant step for the students in securing employment opportunities and showcased the collaborative efforts of the college and its partners in supporting student careers.
31. A two-week online internship focused on Cyber Security, organized by IBM, took place from October 21, 2024, to November 4, 2024, specifically for BSc (Computer Science) students. The internship aimed to provide participants with hands-on experience and a comprehensive understanding of key concepts in the field of Cyber Security.
    During this internship period, one dedicated student registered and successfully completed the course, gaining valuable insights and skills that will enhance their knowledge and employability in the fast-growing tech industry.
32. On October 18, 2024, Tech Mind Sparc Innovations, in collaboration with the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), organized a free online webinar focused on career guidance and enhancement specifically for BSc (Life Sciences) students. This initiative was designed to provide valuable insights and support to students as they navigate their career paths in the life sciences field.
    The resource person for the webinar, Mr. Vinay Teja, shared his expertise on various essential topics, including, Importance of Apprenticeship, Core Skills and Competencies and Technologies in Life Sciences
33. Ms Akhtar Unissa and Ms Masooma Begum Lecturers in Commerce have participated in “Online Short Term Course on ICT Tools” organized by UGC-Malaviya Mission Teacher Training Centre, Osmania University, Hyderabad, Telangana from 24th to 30th September 2024 and Obtained grade “A”.
34. On September 18, 2024, a campus placement drive was conducted by EC Overseas for the recruitment of Marketing Assistants and Counsellors. The event drew participation from five enthusiastic students, all eager to embark on their professional journeys.
    The selection process involved interviews and assessments designed to evaluate the candidates' suitability for the roles. Out of the five students who attended the drive, three were successfully shortlisted for the positions.
35. Ms K Sunitha, Founder & Director, Eduventure Careers Overseas Education and her team conducted a Seminar on 18.09.2024, Wednesday for the final year students. They shared valuable insights regarding overseas education and placements. They have also conducted a placement drive for various positions in their office.
36. Ms Aditi Jain of Reliance Foundation Undergraduate Scholarships graced us on 13.09.2024, Friday and addressed the 1st Year students. She has discussed and interacted well with students about eligibility, registration process, application form filling and online test for the UG Merit Scholarships offered by Reliance Foundation. Awarded on a merit-cum-means basis to meritorious students, the total amount of scholarship available over the duration of the degree programme will be up to Rs 2 Lakhs.
37. Ms Akhtar Unissa and Ms Masooma Begum Lecturers in Commerce participated in National Seminar on “Financial Shenanigans” organised by the Department of Commerce, Bhavan’s Vivekananda College, Sainikpuri in collaboration with IAA, Hyderabad branch on 13th September 2024.
38. Ms Humera Yasmeen, Ms Munawar Sultana, Lecturers in Computer Science and Dr Shariqua Nishat, Ms Akhtar Unissa, Lecturers in Commerce have participated in 10 Hours International Faculty Development Program on Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence organized by Pimpri Chinchwad College of Engineering and Research, Ravet, Pune – Maharashtra, Sri Venkateswara Degree College, Kadapa - Andhra Pradesh, SJB Institute of Technology, Bangalore – Karnataka and Sri Indu PG College, Hyderabad – Telangana in Collaboration with ExcelR Edtech Pvt. Ltd. Date: 12th Aug to 19th Aug 2024.
39. Dr Hemavathi B V, Obstetrics & Gynecology, Apollo Hospitals, DRDO, Hyderabad on 06.09.2024, Thursday addressed the students at our campus and created awareness on Good Health, Menstrual Hygiene, Public Health, and Cervical Cancer. Our students are now equipped with valuable knowledge.
40. KVRRDCW organized a Career Guidance and Mock Test session on 04th & 06th, Sep, 2024, led by Ms. D. Mahitha, Aircraft Maintenance Engineer at IndiGo Airlines, in association with IACE. The sessions included guidance and mock test for students at KVRRDCW for various upcoming competitive exams in Public and Private sector. She has presented in such a way to make students understand about various job opportunities, Job openings, Government job notifications, etc., She personally answers all the queries of students, motivated them to participate in more such programmes for their future employability.
41. Ms Akhtar Unissa, Lecturer in Commerce participated in National Webinar on “Financial Literacy, Discipline, Markets, Risks & Management – Multi Disciplinary Skill, NEP 2020” organised by SHHFI & SRICASW on 28th August 2024.
42. Ms Akhtar Unissa, Lecturer in Commerce have participated in 10 Hours International Faculty Development Program on Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence organized by Pimpri Chinchwad College of Engineering and Research, Ravet, Pune – Maharashtra, Sri Venkateswara Degree College, Kadapa - Andhra Pradesh, SJB Institute of Technology, Bangalore – Karnataka and Sri Indu PG College, Hyderabad – Telangana in Collaboration with ExcelR Edtech Pvt. Ltd. Date: 12th Aug to 19th Aug 2024.
43. Ms M Madhavi, Lecturer in Biotechnology "Refresher Course in Life Sciences (offline)" organised by UGC – Malaviya Mission Teacher Training Centre, Osmania University, Hyderabad from 05.08.2024 to 20.08.2024 and obtained "A" grade.
44. On August 20, 2024, Tuesday, KVRRDCW hosted a prestigious special award ceremony to honor the top rankers of the recent entrance test, CPGET-2024. The event was organized to recognize and celebrate the outstanding achievements of students who excelled in the highly competitive entrance examination.
45. The 78th Independence Day, 15th August, 2024, was celebrated with great enthusiasm and reverence at KVRRDCW. The event was organized to honor the significance of our nation's freedom and to foster a sense of patriotism among students and staff. The celebrations were marked by a series of engaging activities, performances, and speeches that highlighted our rich history and cultural heritage. The day’s activities fostered a sense of unity and pride, making it a memorable occasion for everyone involved.
46. An Innovative talk on Financial Wellness was held on 08.08.2024 for the Commerce students and staff in college premises. The Resource person Mr. Rishabh Lumia addressed the participants. He is the Co-founder of Knowise and also a trainer with NISM (An entity of SEBI). He talked about spreading Financial Awareness and Financial Empowerment to manage our money more effectively to achieve Financial Well Being.
47. A seminar on “Career Opportunities in Hospital & Healthcare Management” was organised on 07th August, 2024, Wednesday in the College Premises for the benefit of III Year BSc Life Sciences Students. Dr Reshma M Gopan, Assistant Professor, Dr Kakarla Subba Rao Centre for Health Care Management, Administrative Staff College of India, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad attended as resource person, accompanied by Ms Anitha J, Coordinator, Post Graduate Diploma in Management (Hospital Management).
48. A Cancer Awareness Program was organised on 06.08.2024, Tuesday in association with RENOVA BIBI CANCER HOSPITALS, Hyderabad for educating the students about cancer prevention, early detection, and treatment options. The program was organised aimed to increase understanding about the disease, promote healthy lifestyle choices, and encourage regular screenings, which can significantly improve outcomes.
49. Commerce Department celebrated the International Commerce Day on August 05, 2024 with great enthusiasm. The event aimed to highlight the significance of global trade, economic cooperation, and the role of commerce in fostering international relations. A quiz competition was organised to the Commerce students to mark this special day of Commerce. It aimed to engage participants in an interactive learning experience and foster a deeper understanding of the complexities of international commerce. The quiz competition was a successful and engaging part of International Commerce Day celebrations.
50. Mr A Narendhar Nayak, Lecturer in Statistics has attended for One Day Faculty Development Program on "Trends in Teaching Staff at UG Level" held on 03rd August, 2024 organised by the Department of Statistics, Osmania University, Hyderabad.
51. The Awards Ceremony recognizing outstanding student achievements was held on 27th July 2024 (Saturday) from 9:15 AM to 12:30 PM. The event celebrated the following categories:
    • Consistency in Attendance Awards for Batch 2021–2024
    • Merit Awards for the 1st, 3rd, and 5th Semesters of the Academic Year 2023–2024
    • Attendance Awards for the 2nd, 4th, and 6th Semesters of the Academic Year 2023–2024
    This prestigious ceremony was organized to honor and celebrate students for their exceptional academic performance and exemplary attendance. It served as a testament to their dedication, discipline, and commitment to excellence.
52. Dr Raju Padiya, Assistant Professor, Chairman, Board of Studies in Nutrition, Department of Biochemistry, Osmania University, Hyderabad delivered a guest Lecture to the BSc Life Sciences students on 22.07.2024, Monday on “Nutritional Health Trends in Diabetes”. The lecture was truly enlightening and was appreciated by all who attended.
53. Ms Akhtar Unissa, Lecturer in Commerce participated in 10 Hours International Faculty Development Program on “AI & Gen AI with Industry Application” organised by MIT Academy of Engineering (Autonomous) – Maharashtra, The National Institute of Engineering – Mysore, Narasaraopeta Engineering College (Autonomous) – Andhra Pradesh, Matrusri Engineering College (Autonomous) – Telangana in collaboration with ExcelR Edutech Pvt.Ltd. from 16th to 22nd July 2024.
54. A seminar was organised on 12th July, 2024 to the 3rd Semester students by the Adhyatmik Ishwarya Vishwa Vidyalaya, Hyderabad. Topic of seminar: “How to Control Mind & Difference between Power of Science vs Silence”. Mr Amol Bhai (advocate of the Supreme Court and High Court) was the speaker who generously shared his wisdom and experiences.
55. Mr A Narendhar Nayak, Lecturer in Statistics had successfully participated in National Level Statistics 18th Annual Awareness E-Quiz organised by Department of Mathematics & Statistics, St. Francis College, Bengaluru held on 29th June 2024. The event was organised on the occasion of National Statistics Day.
56. June – July 2024: Faculty have participated and successfully completed the UGC Sponsored Online Short-Term Course on “NEP-ORIENTATION AND SENSITIZATION PROGRAMME” conducted by UGC-MMTTC (Malaviya Mission Teacher Training Centre), Osmania University, Hyderabad.
    The course objective was to build competencies in the faculty for better teaching, learning and research by exposing them to Indian values, updating knowledge and skills, and aligning teaching, learning and research with the needs of society and NEP 2020.

Academic Session 2023 - 24

1. Ms Akhtar Unissa and Ms Masooma Begum, Lecturers in Commerce has completed the “Online NEP 2020 Orientation & Sensitization Programme” under Malaviya Mission Teacher Training Programme (MM-TTP) of UGC organised by MMTTC, Osmania University, Hyderabad, Telangana from 23rd to 31st May, 2024 and Obtained grade “A”.
2. Ms Masooma Begum and Ms Akhtar Unissa, Lecturers in Commerce participated in 5 day International Faculty Development Program on “Digital Marketing” organised by MIT Arts, Commerce & Science College (Autonomous) – Maharashtra, Nishitha Degree College (Autonomous) – Nizamabad, Telangana, Seshadripuram College Tumakuru, Karnataka, P.B Siddhartha College of Arts and Science – Andhra Pradesh in collaboration with ExcelR Edutech Pvt.Ltd. from 27th to 31st May, 2024.
3. The Electoral Literacy Club conducted a campaign on 09.05.2024 to encourage participation in voting. As part of the initiative, a special invitation card was designed and displayed to invite and motivate people to exercise their right to vote.
4. The main reason behind unhealthy food habits is the lack of knowledge. Hence an awareness about food habits is important. Hence “Nutrition Exhibition” was conducted by the Department of Nutrition on 29th April 2024, Monday.
5. April 2024: A series of campaigns entitled "wall of democracy" (by way of Poster Presentations) were conducted by the ELC to create awareness on the culture of electoral participation and right to vote.
6. The ECO Club, on 27th April 2024, promoted an environmental stewardship by repurposing plastic waste into bird feeders, supporting local wildlife populations, and fostering community engagement in sustainability efforts.
7. In association with United Way of Hyderabad, an NGO, the College conducted an Employability Skills Program on 26.04.2024, Friday for the final year students. Senior trainer Mr. Nayeem Haqqani along with his team members Mr. Ravi Teja Myakala and Ms Varsha Adepu carried out the training sessions.
8. The College organised a workshop on 24.04.2024, Wednesday for the 2nd Semester students on "Three ways to build a career". The resource person Mr R.S Srikanth, Founder, Pinco Automated Interview App, addressed the students on career building skills. Students enhanced their creative thinking abilities with their active participation in the workshop.
9. The Department of Biotechnology hosted an outreach program titled "Early Detection and Prevention of Breast Cancer" on 30th March 2024. The program was conducted by Dr. A. Sandhya, Associate Professor, Department of Genetics, Osmania University, in association with Dr. Lopamudra Das Roy, a Distinguished Cancer Scientist, Research Professor, and the Founder & President of Breast Cancer Hub.
10. The department of Biotecnology organised a seminar on “Advances in Genetics and Genomics” on 11.03.2024, Monday. Dr A Sandhya, Assistant Professor, Department of Genetics, Osmania University attended as the resource Person.
11. Mr R Bala Bhaskar, Principal of KVRRDCW, was awarded the Innovative Teaching Excellence Award by the "Artificial Intelligence Medical and Engineering Researchers Society" (AIMERS) on 02nd March 2024, Saturday. This prestigious award has been approved by the AIMER Board of Members as a testament for his outstanding contributions to the field.
12. KVRRDCW celebrated its annual cultural fest for the A.Y. 2023-24 from 12th to 15th February, 2024. The cultural activities bring to the surface the hidden talents of students. The students and staff of KVRRDCW saw four days of excellent display of talent, competitive spirit and excitement during the Cultural festival. Nothing was missing from the four day carnival; right from dance to music, drama, Fashion Show, etc.
13. 75th Republic Day was celebrated on 26.01.2024, Friday. The flag unfurling ceremony was held at 9:00 Hrs in the College premises. The flag unfurling was done by the Principal and students performed with march-past, speeches, songs and dances. The celebrations are followed by prizes distribution for the 1st and 2nd place winners of various competitions’.
14. Ms ANAM FATIMA (111321487004), Ms OMAIMA YESLAM BAJHAO (111321487031), Ms SYED SUMAYYA (111321487051), Ms SYEDA ADEEBA FATIMA (111321487045), Ms UZMA TABASSUM (111321487053) and Ms. ZEENATH BEGUM (111321487057) has participated in the Two Days National Workshop “Hands-on Experience in Immunological Technologies” organised by PG Department of Microbiology, Mumtaz Degree & PG college, Hyderabad, on 24th & 25th January, 2024.
15. The department of Nutrition conducted the Food Fest on 25th January 2024. The event was successfully coordinated with the help of Ms S Hemalatha, Vice Principal, Program coordinator Ms G Sushmitha, Lecturer and other faculties of Life Sciences Department. The menu for the fest included snacks, main course, desserts, drinks and shakes which were totally prepared by the students of all departments. Food fest was completed successfully. It created a good impact on the students where they learned to work in team and other various aspects involved in the management of a food processing.
16. ECO Club organized a face Painting competition on 23rd January 2024, cantered around the theme of nature, encouraging artistic expression and connecting participants with the beauty of the natural world. Impact: Blends creativity with environmental appreciation, fostering a deeper connection to nature through artistic representation.
17. In association with Magic Bus India Foundation the college conducted a training program in soft skills and employability skills for final year students. The program was held from 02.01.2024 to 06.01.2024 for BSc (Physical Sciences) & BCom students and from 08.01.2024 to 12.01.2024 for BSc (Life Sciences) students.
18. IBM SkillsBuild & CSRBOX Micro-Internship Certified Programs on “Data Visualisation using AI Tools” and “Placement assistance Program” was organised for the UG students. A total of 10 students registered for the internship programs and 5 have successfully completed. The internship program was held from 21.12.2023 to 04.01.2024.
19. Ms Noor Jahan, Lecturer in Microbiology participated in the DBT-TSCOST sponsored DBT Skill Vigyan Program: Faculty Training Program on “Hands-on Skill Development Training on Advanced Areas of Life Sciences and Biotechnology for Undergraduate and Postgraduate Faculty” during 11th to 23rd Dec 2023 at Centre for Plant Molecular Biology, Osmania University, Hyderabad.
20. Staff Annual Cultural Fest of Sangam Laxmibai Vidyapeet was organised on 09th December, 2023 in which the staff of SLV and its five constituent institutions showcased their creativity and innovation.
21. A series of campaigns were conducted by the ELC to create awareness on the culture of electoral participation and right to vote. These campaigns were conducted during the lunch break on 10.11.2023, 14.11.2023, 24.11.2023 and 25.11.2023.
22. A 3-day Campus Recruitment Training program was organised during 23rd to 25th November, 2023. The program was organised to make the entire final year students gain valuable skills that are required to face the forthcoming placement drives.
23. With an objective to raise awareness about personal hygiene and environmental concerns through informative paper presentation, on 24th November 2023, a Paper Presentation activity on “Personal Hygiene and Environment” was conducted by the ECO Club. This encourages research and presentation skills while disseminating valuable information on crucial topics.
24. Organised an Interaction program on 24.11.2023 for overseas education by Eduventure Careers for III year students. A team of counsellors and financial experts visited for guiding the students regarding stem courses, scholarships procedures, educational loans and other financial matters.
25. IBM SkillsBuild & CSRBOX Micro-Internship Certified Programs on “Advanced MS Excel” and “Data Analytics” was organised for the UG students. A total of 60 students registered for the internship programs and 22 have successfully completed. The internship program was held from 06.11.2023 to 20.11.2023.
26. Sangam Laxmibai Vidyapeet celebrated its Staff Annual meet on 11th November, 2023. The Vidyapeets expansive playground served as the venue for the day's events. Staff of SLV and its five constituent institutions participated in a variety of games & sports.
27. On 10th November, 2023 the ECO Club was inaugurated with a symbolic sapling plantation in the Open Auditorium Area by the Principal. Additionally, to promote environmental consciousness through practical action and creative expression, addressing the ecological impact of festivals a skit on eco-friendly Diwali during the Diwali occasion was presented by the ECO Club student members.
28. On the occasion of International Accounting Day, 10th November, the department of Commerce organised a Poster Presentation competition on 10.11.2023. The students of Commerce Department actively participated by preparing and delivering through the posters. The students had got a better understanding of related topics covered.
29. To develop a captivating digital logo to ignite students' interest and enhance their technical skills, the ECO Club conducted “Digital Logo Formation” on 09th November, 2023. This activity augmented creativity and technological proficiency among participants, providing a visual identity for the Club.
30. Quizzes help one gain a broad or specialized understanding of a subject. To promote that, the Department of Physical Sciences conducted a Technical quiz to the BSc Physical Sciences students on 09.11.2023, Thursday.
31. A slogan writing competition was conducted by the ELC on 07.11.2023. A slogan is a series of words that summarise the purpose of Electoral rights.
32. A seminar on “Microbes and Sustainability” was organised on 07th November, 2023 for the Microbiology students of Life Sciences Department. Prof. B Sandeepta, Head, Department of Microbiology, Osmania University attended as Resource Person and delivered the seminar.
33. The department of Life Sciences conducted a Poster Presentation competition on 06.11.2023, Monday. This event was organised to sharpen student presentation skills. Life Sciences students actively participated in explaining quickly and clearly about their findings in various areas of Life Sciences.
34. Ms MEHTAB KHATOON (111322405069), Ms RAWAAN (111322405084), Ms SHAIK NIHAT (111322405103), Ms. SHAIMA UNNISA (111322405104) and Ms SYEDA MISBAH (111322405109) had participated in the “VIRE LAUNGES” quiz competition organised by the Department of Commerce, St. Mary’s College, Hyderabad, on 03rd November, 2023.
35. The ELC in collaboration with Systematic Voters’ Education and Electoral Participation (SVEEP), on 29.10.2023 conducted a campaign within the college on “recheck your vote” and to download “voters helpline app”.
36. On 13.10.2023, a one-on-one interaction program for career guidance & overseas education was organised by Eduventure Careers for III year students. Students participated actively and cleared their doubts.
37. Ms R Jhansi, Lecturer in Microbiology & Mr A Narendhar Nayak, Lecturer in Statistics and a group of eight students from II & III Year participated in Prof C.R.Rao’s Memorial Lecture on “A Matter of Direction – An Introduction to Directional Data” organised by the Department of Statistics, Aurora’s Degree & PG College, Hyderabad held on October 10th, 2023.
38. KVRRDCW celebrated 07th October 2023, Friday as the Traditional Day. It’s a day designated for all to come in traditional attire from their home state, or specific culture of their choice. The Traditional Day was celebrated with great gusto and enthusiasm. Everyone at the institute came dressed in their best ethnic attires. Students, teaching and non-teaching staff participated with great ecstasy. Lots of pictures were clicked by everyone to create memories of this beautiful day filled with joy and festivity.
39. A seminar on Internship and Career development Courses was presented by IBM for all UG students. The resource person Ms Anjali Verma, Associate Manager, IBM SkillsBuild-CSRBOX delivered a talk on IBM’s Skill Build Internship Programs for job seekers. This was organised on 05.10.2023.
40. Ms. ZEENATH BEGUM (111321487057) has won FIRST prize in the quiz competition conducted in the Three Days Hands-on Workshop on “CRISPR/Cas9 Based Genome Editing Technology”, jointly organised by CSIR-IICT, Hyderabad and the Central Facilities for Research and Development (CFRD) during 25th – 27th September, 2023, at Osmania University, Hyderabad.
41. Ms. AKIFA FATIMA (111321487003), Ms. MINHAJ KAUSER (111321487026), Ms UZMA TABASSUM (111321487053) and Ms. ZEENATH BEGUM (111321487057) has participated in the Three Days Hands-on Workshop on “CRISPR/Cas9 Based Genome Editing Technology”, jointly organised by CSIR-IICT, Hyderabad and the Central Facilities for Research and Development (CFRD) during 25th – 27th September, 2023, at Osmania University, Hyderabad.
42. A seminar on “Career Counselling and Guidance - International Education” was organised on 26.09.2023 for the final year students. Ms K Sunitha, Eduventure Career attended as resource person and presented about the opportunities in overseas education.
43. Ms. KHANSA AFREEN (111321487023) and Ms. ZEENATH BEGUM (111321487057) have participated in the Intercollegiate Poster presentation competition organised by Department of Chemistry, Government Degree College for Women, Begumpet, Hyderabad conducted on the occasion of “International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer” held on 16th September 2023.
44. 77th Independence Day was celebrated on 15th August 2023. Competitions in Cocurricular & Extra Curricular activities were conducted prior to 15.08.2023 and prizes are distributed to the winners, top two, on Independence Day.
45. The Merit Awards ceremony of 1st, 3rd & 5th Semesters and Attendance Awards ceremony of 2nd, 4th & 6th Semesters of Academic Year 2022 – 23 was conducted on 12.08.2023, Saturday from 9:15 hrs to 12:30 hrs.
46. A guest lecture was organised to the first year students on 11.08.2023, Friday. Dr. Usha Gaushal, Consultant Obstetrician & Gynaecologist, ONUS Hospitals, Hyderabad attended as resource person and addressed the students on “Health challenges in girls & women, Prevention & Treatments”.
47. A group of 24 students of 5th Semester BSc Life Sciences participated in One Week, One Lab celebrations on 01st August 2023 at CSIR – Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology (CCMB), Hyderabad.

Academic Session 2022 - 23

1. Ms UZMA TABASSUM (111321487053) secured FIRST position in National Level Handmade Factsheet Competition organised by Department of Microbiology, St Ann’s College for Women, Hyderabad. The competition was organised on the occasion of “World Microbiome Day” on 27th June, 2023.
2. A group of 12 students from 4th Semester BSc (Mb Bt C) actively participated in the workshop on “Modern Techniques of Life Sciences & Chemical Sciences” held during 3rd& 4th May, 2023 organised by the Department of Microbiology, Genetics & Chemistry, MNR Degree & PG College, Hyderabad.
3. A seminar was organised to the Second year students on 15.04.2023, Saturday. Mr. Amarnath Rao, Senior Corporate Trainer, a certified trainer in Law of Attraction attended as resource person and delivered talk on “How to convert weaknesses into strengths”.
4. A seminar was organised to the First year students on 25.03.2023, Saturday. Ms K Brahmara, Visiting Professor - Department of Soft Skills & Business Communication, IBS - Hyderabad attended as resource person and delivered talk on “Own your Future”.
5. The Merit Awards ceremony of 2nd, 4th & 6th Semesters of A.Y. 2021-22 and Attendance Awards ceremony of 1st, 3rd & 5th Semesters of Academic Year 2022 – 23 was held on on 18.03.2023, Saturday from 9:15 hrs to 12:30 hrs.
6. The annual cultural festival of the college was held from 14.03.2023 to 17.03.2023 in the auditorium of RCC, SLV. The cultural festival is a four-day long program, where the students take a break from their daily curriculum to indulge into a fiesta of various cultural programs like Indian Classical Music Singing, fashion shows, Bollywood dance, folk opera, ultra violet dance event, etc. The function highlighted many aspects of our culture before the audience. Everybody enjoyed the function and appreciated the laudable performances of the students.
7. To encourage a healthy level of competition and also bonding in teams as they work together to achieve a goal, Annual Sports Day and Annual Cultural Day was held for the staff of Sangam Laxmibai Vidyapeet and its five constituent-institutions on 11.02.2023 and 11.03.2023 respectively. It was a day filled with fervor and excitement, experienced amidst thrills, shrills, and cheers.
8. Ms. AKIFA FATIMA (111321487003) and Ms. ZEENATH BEGUM (111321487057) were awarded Certificate of Appreciation by CSIR – Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology (CCMB) for presenting a poster and PPT in Science Festival held on 28.02.2023.
9. Ms. AMBOJI ARCHITHA (111320588002) and Ms. PENDYALA DIVYA (111320588034) won SECOND prize in Inter-Collegiate PPT competition organised by Department of Botany, Sarojini Naidu Vanita Maha Vidyalaya, Hyderabad held on 24.02.2023 on the eve of National Science Day.
10. Ms. KANTEKAR VAISHNAVI (111321487020) of 4th Semester BSc (Mb Bt C) won FIRST prize in Elocution competition conducted in Two Day National Seminar on *Science and Technology in India : Achievements and Challenges* organized by Department of Botany, Osmania University, Hyderabad on the eve of National Science Day (NSD-2023) supported by Telangana State Council of Science & Technology (TSCOST) during 14-15 Feb, 2023,
11. Food Festival was held on 31.01.2023 by the Department of Life Sciences. The event assists students not only to showcase their talent and skills in different cuisines organized but also to learn hospitality. The event was a great success with a wide variety of food and creative decoration of stalls.
12. 74th Republic Day was celebrated on 26.01.2023. The flag unfurling ceremony was held at 9:00 Hrs in the College premises. The flag unfurling was done by the Principal and students performed with march-past, speeches, songs and dances. The celebrations are followed by prizes distribution for the 1st and 2nd place winners of various competitions’.
13. A seminar was organised to the Final year students on 23.01.2023, Monday. Mr Sriharsh Vaidya, Manager, ISKCON, Hyderabad attended as resource person and delivered talk on “Developing a Healthy Relationship with our Mind”.
14. Ms. KOLLOJU SHIVAKEERTHANA (111320484023), Ms MEHRAJ UNISSA (111320484031) SANIA FAREED (111321484029) and Ms. ASMA NOUSHEEN (111322484009) won FIRST prize in the Inter-Collegiate Quiz competition of Nutrition “Food for Thought” organised by Prakara (an EdTech company), Hyderabad held on 17.12.2022.
15. Celebrating the traditional day is a way to teach values, build relationships, foster a sense of belonging and create positive memories. It is also a help to be grounded in one’s culture as it reinforces the ideals of integrity, freedom and unity. KVRRDCW celebrated the Traditional Day on 15.12.2022, Thursday.
16. On the completion of 25 years of meritorious service to the cause of education, KVRRDCW has celebrated its Silver Jubilee on 26th November, 2022, Saturday from 9:30 hrs to 16:30 hrs in the College premises amidst great pomp and fervour.
17. Ms. KHANSA AFREEN (111321487023) of 3rd Semester BSc (Mb Bt C) won SECOND prize in the “Bheethi Chitra BIOFIESTA 2022” organised by Department of Biotechnology, PG Centre, A.V. College of Arts, Science & Commerce, Hyderabad held on 09.10.2022.
18. The Merit Awards ceremony of 1st, 3rd, & 5th Semesters and Attendance Awards ceremony of 2nd, 4th & 6th Semesters of Academic Year 2021 – 22 was held on 24.09.2022, Saturday from 9:15 hrs to 12:30 hrs.
19. Ms. AKIFA FATIMA (111321487003) won CONSOLATION prize in the State Level Elocution (English) competition for University Students in Telangana held on topic “Hyderabad Liberation Movement – Struggles and Sacrifices” organised by Raj Bhavan, Telangana on 17.09.2022 on the eve of Hyderabad Liberation Day.
20. KVRRDCW observed 75 years of Liberation of Hyderabad on 17th September 2022 to signify the merger of erstwhile Hyderabad State with the Indian Union. To mark this special day, flag hoisting ceremony was organized in the college campus. As part of the celebrations various Cocurricular Competitions were conducted to the students on the theme “Importance of Sep 17” and distributed prizes to the toppers.
21. 76th Independence Day was celebrated on 15.08.2023 with great patriotism. The flag hoisting ceremony was held at 9:00 Hrs in the College premises. The flag hoisting was done by the Principal and students performed with march-past, speeches, songs and dances. The celebrations are followed by prizes distribution for the winners of various competitions’.