Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) Activities

With a commitment to environmental conservation, we encourage responsible e-waste disposal and conduct Waste Collection Drives, focusing on reducing environmental hazards and promoting recycling.

To raise awareness about Women Empowerment, we organize Street Plays and Flash Mobs, using creativity to drive social change and challenge stereotypes.

In line with national efforts, we actively participate in the Swachta Abhiyan, promoting cleanliness and sanitation across the campus and in local communities.

We conduct workshops focusing on Lifestyle for the Environment, encouraging sustainable practices and eco-friendly choices for a better future.

As part of our Institutional Social Responsibility initiative, our team visited a local old age home to spend quality time with the elderly residents. The visit included interactive sessions, distribution of essentials, and heartfelt conversations that brought joy to both the visitors and the residents. This meaningful engagement reinforced our commitment to compassion, community service, and respect for senior citizens.

As part of our Institutional Social Responsibility initiatives, the institution organized a book fair to promote literacy and a culture of reading among students and the local community. The event featured a wide range of books at affordable prices, interactive reading sessions, and book donation drives for underprivileged schools. This effort aimed to make knowledge more accessible and inspire lifelong learning.

As part of our Institutional Social Responsibility activities, the institution organized a visit to a local orphanage to spread joy and support to the children. Students and staff engaged in interactive games, storytelling, and distributed essential supplies and gifts. The visit fostered empathy, compassion, and a sense of social commitment among all participants.

As part of our Institutional Social Responsibility initiatives, the institution actively participated in the Palkhi Seva, assisting in the smooth organization and support of the religious procession. Students and staff volunteered in crowd management, hygiene maintenance, and providing water and first aid to devotees. The activity promoted values of service, cultural respect, and community involvement.