Not all heroes wear capes; some give the gift of life with a drop of blood. Our college embraces social responsibility with unwavering commitment. This time, under the ‘Bollywood’ theme, we hosted the Blood Donation Carnival in partnership with Project Life Force at Valia Hall on September 22, 2023. The carnival kicked off at 9:30 a.m. with a human chain of 200 people formed by College management and Project Life Force, inaugurating the blood donation camp. At 10:00 a.m., dignitaries lit the ceremonial lamp, marking the path to a successful camp.
Mr. Dhanish Sheth and Mr. Ajay Mittal explained the importance of donating blood while reassuring students about the safety and security of the process. Many, unfortunately, decline to donate blood due to a lack of understanding. It’s crucial to recognize that humans are the sole source of blood; neither factories nor laboratories can replicate it. Your donation can save lives.
A thrilling Reel Competition centered around the themes of Blood Donation and Bollywood unfolded, showcasing the remarkable creativity and imagination of our students as they captured the essence of the theme. Shubham Puri, a 3rd-year student from the B.Com department, clinched the top spot, while Sashi Kiran Podder secured second place.
The competition aimed to raise widespread awareness and draw global attention to the critical issue of blood scarcity, inspiring others to contribute to this life-saving cause. By day’s end, a remarkable total of 564 units were collected, a contribution that can potentially save 1692 lives. Every first-time donor received a hearty “Congratulations” and a round of applause, celebrating their noble act of giving.
The entire college campus was transformed into a Bollywood-themed wonderland with vibrant balloons and Bollywood-inspired standees adorning every corner. An electrifying DJ evening took center stage on the Turf, a celebration of the precious gift of life.
The festivities featured live music, captivating dance performances, a stylish ramp walk, and a compelling act presented by the talented students of Crescendo, Flames, Fashionista, and Enact Collective, respectively, all designed to enthrall the enthusiastic crowd.
In recognition of the selfless donors and volunteers, a hearty lunch was organized, a small yet heartfelt gesture for their invaluable contribution to this noble cause. A resounding shoutout to all the donors and volunteers who stepped forward, making this event a true blockbuster success!
“Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts.” – Winston Churchill The Bhawanipur College organized a six-day mentorship program on 20-21st November, 27-28 November, and 4-5 December for the EcoFor Be-ites on zoom meetings from 4:30 to 6:30 PM. The workshop was inaugurated by Dilip Sir with the …
Dr. Sohini Banerjee, Independent Health Researcher and Consultant, India moderated the session. The nearly two-hour long session (08:30 PM to 10:15 PM IST) was attended by more than 150 participants. The session started with the address by Dr. Suchandra Chakravarty, Teacher-in-Charge, The Bhawanipur Education Society College. Dr. Chakravarty welcomed everyone stressing the need for such …
The Bhawanipur Educational Society College hosted a three-day workshop on the vibrant and spiritually significant festival of Navaratri, to learn Garba as a dance form from October 7th to October 9th, 2023. This spirited event took place in the Jubilee Hall, located on the college campus’s 6th floor, and commenced at 10:30 am each day. …
The Department of Bengali collaborated with Pashchimbanga Itihas Samsad to host a seminar/panel discussion on Sufism and Bengali culture, duly ratified by the IQAC of our college in Jubilee Hall on Saturday, 30 September, 2023. The panel included very distinguished speakers, Prof. A. Dey, Ashutosh Mukherjee Professor, of the Department of History, University of Calcutta …
Blood Donation Carnival
Not all heroes wear capes; some give the gift of life with a drop of blood. Our college embraces social responsibility with unwavering commitment. This time, under the ‘Bollywood’ theme, we hosted the Blood Donation Carnival in partnership with Project Life Force at Valia Hall on September 22, 2023. The carnival kicked off at 9:30 a.m. with a human chain of 200 people formed by College management and Project Life Force, inaugurating the blood donation camp. At 10:00 a.m., dignitaries lit the ceremonial lamp, marking the path to a successful camp.
Mr. Dhanish Sheth and Mr. Ajay Mittal explained the importance of donating blood while reassuring students about the safety and security of the process. Many, unfortunately, decline to donate blood due to a lack of understanding. It’s crucial to recognize that humans are the sole source of blood; neither factories nor laboratories can replicate it. Your donation can save lives.
A thrilling Reel Competition centered around the themes of Blood Donation and Bollywood unfolded, showcasing the remarkable creativity and imagination of our students as they captured the essence of the theme. Shubham Puri, a 3rd-year student from the B.Com department, clinched the top spot, while Sashi Kiran Podder secured second place.
The competition aimed to raise widespread awareness and draw global attention to the critical issue of blood scarcity, inspiring others to contribute to this life-saving cause. By day’s end, a remarkable total of 564 units were collected, a contribution that can potentially save 1692 lives. Every first-time donor received a hearty “Congratulations” and a round of applause, celebrating their noble act of giving.
The entire college campus was transformed into a Bollywood-themed wonderland with vibrant balloons and Bollywood-inspired standees adorning every corner. An electrifying DJ evening took center stage on the Turf, a celebration of the precious gift of life.
The festivities featured live music, captivating dance performances, a stylish ramp walk, and a compelling act presented by the talented students of Crescendo, Flames, Fashionista, and Enact Collective, respectively, all designed to enthrall the enthusiastic crowd.
In recognition of the selfless donors and volunteers, a hearty lunch was organized, a small yet heartfelt gesture for their invaluable contribution to this noble cause. A resounding shoutout to all the donors and volunteers who stepped forward, making this event a true blockbuster success!
Reporter – Kripa Sahal
Photographer –
Priyansu Chatterjee
Shalini Sarkar
Suvam Guha
Sagnik Ghosh
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