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The Annual Sports Meet: of Sa-

cred Heart Girls’ First Grade De-

gree College was held on 5th Oc-

tober 2018. The events started

with the march fast by our college

students around 9:30 AM and the

program continued till 5:30 PM in

the evening.

The chief guest of the event was

Ms Usha Rani who is an Interna-

tional kabaddi player and is been

awarded as Silver medallist for

Asian games 2018.

Currently Usha Rani’s goal is

to win the gold medal in the

Asian games in the next year. The

sports meet was organised by our

Mr Doresh M K Physical Education Director. Ms

Usha Rani gave Inaugural speech on high-

lightening the needs of sports activities were she

believes that passion for the sports is a part of her

genetic make-up. “I grew up watching at a club in

front of my house. I joined them soon and when in

PUC, I started playing at the national level in sub

junior category”, She also mentioned about balanc-

ing of life with sports and education for the stu-

dents.

Each class student had their different themes

and dress code to show cast the present problems

and sufferings of farmers, Women Empowerment,

Army, dedicated to our Nation, and to maintain

Peace in our country. The march fast started group

wise according to the themes allotted there were

Flags hoisting by the dignitaries, after which there

was a lightening of Olympic torch which was car-

ried by sports secretary Ms Vinodini and other

sports representatives all over the ground.

The students were appreciated by giving

awards for the sports events they had won in the

college which was conducted in the month of Sep-

tember, the events were as follows- Handball, Foot-

ball, Kho-Kho, Cricket, Kabaddi, Throw ball, Shut-

tle-cock, Carom, Chess etc.

The price distribution was done by Ms Usha Rani

as well as other dignitaries. The program continued

with the Inter class events on sports meet day such

as Throw ball, Kabaddi, Athletics and Tug of War.

The sports activities and events encouraged and

motivated the students in participating and flourish-

ing in the field of sports. The sports meet also en-

couraged the faculties of SHGFGC to participate in

the Throw ball. Which was a joyful and fun filled

event.

The overall class champions of annual sports

meet 2018 was given to second year B.Com. The

Individual overall champion for the annual sports

meet 2018 was given to Ms. Vinodini. S sports sec-

retory of Final year B.Com. Thus annual sports

meet 2018 was a great success.

-Sindhu M III BCA

SHGFGC CELEBRATED ANNUAL SPORTS MEET 2018-2019

Inauguration of Annual Sports Meet 2018-19

TO SPREAD THE AWARENESS OF EYE DONATION

BLIND WALK: Project

Vision team along with

Rotary Bangalore Abili-

ties and other like minded

organizations organized a

blind walk on the occasion

of world sight day on

Thursday 11th October

2018 for AICUFers. The

main purpose of this blind

walk was to create aware-

ness of eye donations.

A blind walk consists

of leading a visually im-

paired person along with a

blindfolded sighted person,

from one place to another

with the help of other

AICUFers!

The walk started from

St. Joseph’s European Boy’s

High School at 4 p.m.

AICUFers covered around

300 to 400 meters within

45minutes to reach Samsung

Opera House which is lo-

cated at Brigade Road - Resi-

dency Road junction.

AICUFers reached Sam-

sung Opera House at 4:45

p.m. This was followed by

students of St. Joseph’s per-

forming a cultural program

Dollu Kunita to entertain the

crowd.

This was followed by a

speech which was delivered

by Rev Father Joy on what is

the purpose and importance

of blind walk. The program

concluded with an oath tak-

ing. Few words of the oath

are as follows “to support the

visually challenged friends

and encourage in donating

the eyes voluntarily”.

The blind walk was a

unique experience for the

AICUFers as they got an op-

portunity to support the visu-

ally impaired people. The

blindfolded AICUFers under-

stood the pain of a visually

impaired person faces every

day.

-Harshitha R I B.A.

Blind walk on the occasion of world sight day

March fast by student President M Princy and Sports

Secretary Vinodini with the other respresentatives.

Felicitating the winners by the chief guest Usha Rani

LECTURE ON INDIAN CONSTITUTION

Sacred Heart Girls’ First

Grade College: had organised

an event called “Indian Consti-

tution” on 11th October 2018

from 11am to 1pm in the col-

lege auditorium. The lecture

was on “Indian Constitution”,

the supreme law of India

which enlightened the students

the framework demarcating

fundamental political code,

structure, procedures, powers

and duties of government. The

chief guest of the day and the

speaker of the day was Justice

H. N. Nagamohan Das (Retd.

High Court Judge). Along with

him Smt. Vimala K.S

(Associate Secretary, Samud-

haya Karnataka) accompanied

him. Our esteemed Secretary

Rev. Sis. Mary Vijaya and

Principal Dr. B.M Deepa gave

their presence. The event was

organized by Dr. Prasanna

kumar HOD dept. of Kannada.

The program started with

welcome speech by Pushpa .N.

coordinator of Dr. B.R. Am-

bedkar study centre, of 3rd

B.Com as a token of love the

guests were given saplings by

our secretary and principal.

Justice H.N. Nagamohan Das

explained about Indian Consti-

tution, preamble of constitu-

tion by setting brief introduc-

tion. Sir Nagamohan retained

the interest of the students by

interacting and asking them

questions.

The session was very help-

ful and very interesting moti-

vating to be a responsible citi-

zen of India. At the end Elize-

beth of I B.Com gave vote of

thanks.

-Pratiksha R J

Asst Prof of English

Sr N Das addressing Students

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Sacred Heart First Grade Col-

lege: had conducted an educa-

tional trip to Nagpur. The main

intension of the trip was to make

the students aware about the

“Drafting Committee” chairman

Dr Ambedkar and Buddha con-

tribution to our country.

We went to the trip in the

month of October from 17th to

20th for 4 days, on

17/10/18 morning 9am our jour-

ney started with the prayer and

blessings from our principal Dr

Deepa and secretary of our col-

lege Rev.sister Vijaya and with

our teacher coordinator Dr

Prasana Kumar sir and Dr Vital

Talavar sir.

The bus facility was arranged

from our college to Vivekananda

metro station, later we travelled

by metro to freedom park and we

reached freedom park at 10:30

am and from there we all board

the SURAJ VOLO BUS, govern-

ment of Karnataka .Then we all

started our journey around

11:45am with full excite-

ment .Along with us there were

also ST.Annes College students

and teachers.

Day 1 was all about travel-

ling and reaching place later at

evening we had great meals in

Hyderabad then the travel con-

tinued .Then finally next day

morning we reached Nagpur

around 9am Thursday on

18/10/18. After reaching Nagpur

our co-ordinator had arranged a

beautiful farm house where the

students rested, farm house peo-

ple treated us very well and then

we left the house to visit the

places.

Then after breakfast

we went to AMBEDKAR

MUSEUM and BUDDHA

TEMPLE, in museum

there were great collection

of books, dresses, newspa-

pers, the things used by

Dr. Ambedkar during his

period and there were pho-

tos and displays which

spoke about DR. Ambed-

kar’s life and his contribu-

tion to our country and his

efforts to change the mind of the

people. His support towards

rights of women and labour,

campaigned against social dis-

crimination.

Then we visited a DEEK-

SHABHOOMI where Ambedkar

had taken deeksha to convert the

depressed class to Buddhism,

around 50lakh and above people

had visited this place this year .It

was almost like a big fair, we all

felt proud for visiting the place

then we returned at 10:30 pm we

had dinner in choutry and left

back to farm house to rest.

3rd day 19/10/18, we all

woke up early in the morn-

ing and left the farm house

at 10:30 am .After breakfast

we started towards NAGA-

LOKHA TRAINING CEN-

TER where we saw a walk-

ing Buddha statue and DR.

Ambedkar statue and there

was also an exhibition in the

training centre then after

meals we went to DRAGON

PALACE TEMPLE where we

saw Buddha temple and it was a

peaceful place.

We left this place around

7:30 pm and then started our

journey towards Bangalore after

dinner and it was again a night

journey.

4th day 20/10/18, we all

woke up at 9am and then went to

hotel for fresh up and had break-

fast, after that we visited

KRISHNA NADHI in Andra-

pradesh there we all enjoyed a

lot by playing in that rivers for

some time and also visited a tem-

ple there after that we left to ho-

tel in Hyderabad for lunch and

had a great meals. Finally we all

reached Bangalore at 10pm night

with lots of memories from

NAGPUR.

-Prathibha M III B.com

Statue of walking Buddha at Nagalokha

Ambedkar Statue at

Sanskruti bhavan kamptee

43 students and 7 lecturers travelled by Bus

DR. BR AMBEDKAR STUDY CENTER [NAGPUR]

Bible Quiz: The Bible is

the sacred book of the

Christians. AICUF has

three fundamentals which

are the Church, College

and Community.

On 23rd October AICUF

conducted “Bible Quiz”

for the students of Sacred

Heart Degree College. The

teacher coordinator was

Mrs. Neha Susan George.

Around 20 students

participated for the quiz

competition. The student

participants were from

various departments and

of various faith. The quiz

started at 11:30 a.m. and

ended by 12:30 p.m. The

students were given a syl-

labus of gospel of Mathew

and Mark. Questions were

asked only from these

chapters. Students partici-

pated with great enthusi-

asm.

-Adline Anisha III BBA

AICUF’S BIBLE QUIZ 2018-19

Rally on Drug Awareness:

AICUF along with Bengaluru city

police and Aarohan Steps con-

ducted a rally on Drug awareness

walk – “No to Drugs” on 10th No-

vember 2018 at St Joseph’s Indian

High School ground which is lo-

cated at Richmond circle. The rally

started at 7:00 AM in morning

more than 1500 students

took part in this rally.

The walk was for 3 hours.

During the walk we also

visited the exhibition of

Indian Army.

We reached our destina-

tion of the rally that is, St

Joseph’s School. The gath-

ering was addressed by

Chief Guest Sri. P.C.Mohan Mem-

ber of Parliament Bengaluru cen-

tral. The speech was truly motivat-

ing. This was followed by cultural

programs like dance and mime.

Each individual who took part in

the rally was given participation

certificate.

-Mary Monica I BA

RALLY ON- “NO TO DRUGS”

Mother Teresa Children

Orphanage

The extension activity:

was organised by Depart-

ment of Management, to

Mother Teresa Children

Orphanage, Doddabasa-

vanapura, and

K.R.Puram. The visit was

on 17 October 2018 for

BBA students.

We started at 9:30 am,

students were accompa-

nied by Rev.Sr. Mary

Vijaya, secretary of Sa-

cred Heart Girls’ First

Grade College,

Mrs.Mamatha HoD of

Management,

Asst.Prof.Sr.Prema,

Asst.Prof.Mrs.Abhinaya.

G. It was indeed great

and inspiring for the stu-

dents.

All the children in

orphanage were every

smart, kind, enthusiastic

in approaching others.

There were 30 children in

the orphanage. All the

little children despite of

their ability of being left

outwere very happy with

all that they had in the

orphanage.

There are people who

leave their children in

orphanage in spite of tak-

ing care of them with

love and affection for

various reasons.

All the children actively

participated and enjoyed

all the games. If they

were given good training

in the field of their pas-

sion like dance, singing,

etc, then they would

shine better than others.

The Department of

Management contributed

books, stationeries,

chocolates, biscuits to the

children and they enjoyed

a lot with us in that short

span of time.We could

see beautiful smile on

their faces which is price-

less.

We reached our col-

lege at 3:00pm having

gained some humanity

and we feel that we are so

blessed to have such car-

ing and loving parents.

-Chaithanya.N I BBA

Teacher coordinator Mrs Neha S George giving instruc-

tions to the students participants

Drug awareness rally at

St Joseph’s Indian High School ground

Rev. Sr. Mary Vijaya along with faculty members and with

students having good time in the orphanage.



AICUF: organized a visit to

the Jerome Home for Desti-

tute Widows on 13th October

2018, from 9.00 am to 12.00

pm. The visit was organized

by Rev. Sis. Mary Vijaya,

secretary of Sacred Heart

Degree College and Mrs.

Neha Susan George, Assis-

tant Professor, Department of

Humanities along with stu-

dents of different depart-

ments.

All the students gathered in

the college by 8.00 am. The

AICUFERS contributed some

items to the institution. The

contribution was from the

college management and by

the students. We collected

items in the form of degrad-

able and non-degradable

items such as detergents,

soaps, oil, semolina etc.

Then at sharp 9.00 a.m. the

students were asked to board

the bus and with a small

prayer we began our journey

to the old age home, at

around 10.00 a.m. we reached

the old age home where Sis.

Glenda welcomed us and ad-

dressed all the students.

We then met the people

who stay at old age home

who were eagerly waiting for

our arrival, all the students

were extremely happy to see

the mothers who were so

happy to see us. For almost

one hour the students inter-

acted with the mothers. They

got to know about them and

their problems. Most students

where touched by their sad

stories.

Harshitha R from 1st BA per-

formed a dance for the gath-

ering. This changed the mood

of the both the mothers and

the students. Next a game

was organized for the moth-

ers. The game was “Passing

the Pillow” where the pillow

was passed from one person

to another and when the mu-

sic stopped who ever had the

pillow either had to dance or

sing for everybody present

there. This uplifted the mood

of the occasion. Both students

and mothers thoroughly en-

joyed the game.

Finally “Antakshari” was or-

ganized by Ayesha and Asma

from final year B.Com. Two

teams were formed and we

sang various songs. We took

pictures before we started to

leave. The visit ended with a

group picture with all the

mothers. Students took the

blessings of the mothers and

we started our journey back

home, some with damp

eyes, some with a lesson and

some with great experience

and with a promise that we

will come back soon to visit

them.

This visit to the Jerome Old

Age Home not only made us

aware of the social issues but

also made us to learn a lesson

that how important our par-

ents are for us and how much

they need us, and it is our

duty to fulfill their needs and

wants.

-Shikha sudhakar kamble

III B.Com

A VISIT TO THE OLD AGE HOME

The group picture with the Mothers, Rev.Sis Mary Vijaya,

Asst Prof Neha George and the students

Department of Management: organised

workshop on Entrepreneurial Management

for final year B.COM and BBA students on

10.10.2018 in a class room from

12:30 pm to 3:30

pm.Guest lecture

was by MrsAsha.K

who is working in

MLA in Academy

of Higher Learning.

The students were

benefited about be-

coming anEntrepre-

neur in future. This

session made the

students in com-

plete understanding

of the syllabus En-

trepreneurship Development Programme and

also the importance of the Entrepreneur. The

session was very interesting for understand-

ing the strength and weakness of an Entre-

preneur for competing in this competitive

world. We also learnt the qualities, roles,

function of the Entrepreneur. The students

understood easily and have clear image of

the subject like how to overcome the prob-

lem in the small scale industry. Then we

learnt what marketing, aspects of business

plan is and how to

overcome the inter-

nal and external

causes of SSI, the

government poli-

cies, competition

in large scale in-

dustry, technology,

financial and non

financial assistance

for SSI’s etc, in

Entrepreneurial-

Management.

Some of the

other topics were

financial feasibility for a proposed business.

Women Entrepreneur was played an impor-

tant role in the Entrepreneurial Management,

problems faced by women Entrepreneur and

the measures taken by them.

-AdlineAnisha F

&Mahalakshmi K

V Semester BBA

Entrepreneurial Management

Mrs. Asha k conducting activities for the students.

RETREAT FOR CATHOLIC STUDENTS

Retreat: for the Catholic stu-

dents was held on 12th Sept

2018 which was organized by

AICUF. It was conducted by

Rev. Fr. Francis Xavier who

started the retreat with a prayer

which was followed by action

songs, such as walk in the

light; the lord is with you. We

felt our inhibitions falling

away and more childlike as we

sang praises to God.

Father stressed on the power

of prayer, he briefly explained

about the different kinds of

prayers by narrating the stories

of saints as example, who sac-

rificed their lives for the

greater cause of God. He in-

spired and encouraged stu-

dents to live a holy life in the

world of vanities, to cling to

God at all circumstances of

our lives.

Father also encouraged the

students to deepen and de-

velop our talents with prayer

to live praise worthy Christian

life in the world of chaos.

In the next session, Father

started with a game “Bidding”,

10 groups were made, and

each group were given Rs

1000 and were asked to pur-

chase the value mentioned in

the screen.

The purpose of this game

was to through light upon how

much we can sacrifice our

worldly patterns for God and

live a life that bears good fruit.

Later there was Eucharistic

adoration at St. Thomas

Church. . Overall it was a day

to reflect the word of God and

rejuvenate ourselves. We thor-

oughly look forward for more

such retreats to energize our

inner selves.

-Arit Mary III BBA

INTERNAL & EXTERNAL AUDIT

Internal Audit: was

held on 4 October

2018 from 9.00 am to

3.00 pm. It is an inde-

pendent activity de-

signed to add value

and improve an educa-

tional institution. It

was an Inter Depart-

ment Audit; there

were totally seven de-

partments Commerce,

Management, Humani-

ties, Computer Science, Kan-

nada, English and Hindi.

External Audit: was held on

11 October 2018 from 9.00 am

to 3.30 pm. Dr. A.L. Calistus

Jude

M.Sc, M.Phil, Ph.D. Dean,

Faculty of Sciences, Kristu

Jayanti College was the Exter-

nal Auditor. There were totally

seven departments - Com-

merce, Management, Humani-

ties, Computer Science, Kan-

nada, English, and Hindi.

Opening meeting

was at 9:30 am

with all the HoD’s,

Principal Dr.

Deepa introduced

Dr. A L Calistus

Jude and HoD’s

introduced them-

selves. Audit

started at 10:00 am

and went up to

3:00 pm. Exit

meeting was at

3:30 pm with Secretary, Prin-

cipal, teaching and non teach-

ing staff. Dr. Jude appreciated

the departments for proper

documentation and also shared

his experience with the staff.

The auditor report was submit-

ted to Principal.

-Mamatha B M

Mgmt HoD, IQAC

Internal Audit Meet at college Staff Room

External Audit department wise at AV Room



ENLIGHTENMENT ON THE MOST DREADFUL TYPE OF CANCER

The Echo Club: committee

had arranged a guest lecture

on Breast Cancer. The Breast

Cancer program begin at 11

a.m. on 10th of October 2018

in the auditorium of Sacred

Heart first grade Degree Col-

lege, the speaker of the day

was Dr. Shoba gynecologist

from Kidwai hospital, Banga-

lore

Sister Kamala Mary student

of 3rd year BA began with the

welcome speech, the guest

was honored with a sapling as

a token of love and apprecia-

tion. Then the session was

handed over to doctor Shoba

as she gave information on

Breast Cancer and made a

strong point as an aware-

ness for the youth today.

Most women of India

are suffering from breast

cancer and urban women

are majorly affected by

many other cancers. Dr.

Shoba spoke about the

chances of Cancer are

high when there is hor-

monal imbalance and al-

coholic intake. Dr. Shoba

spoke how old women

are at risk regarding

breast cancer like obe-

sity, not having children,

breast feeding, and hor-

mones replacement ther-

apy. Dr. Shoba discussed

some of the symptoms

about breast cancer, therefore lumps

in breast, discharge and destruction of

nipples recent invention of nipples.

She gave knowledge on screening that

is Epidemiology disparities in breast

cancer, Mammogram, CBE, SBE.

She then gave tips to find out breast

cancer in the initial age or stage of the

cancer.

Students were also given chance to

ask questions which were answered

by Dr. Shobaspontaneously. We also

got important information the Kidwai

hospital is given free treatment for

any kind of cancer patient who are

having a BPL card. The program

ended at 12 P.M with the proposal of

vote of thanks by HOD of Humanities

Ms.Manjushri.

-Nandini K. N II B.A

Dr Deepa B M honouring Dr. Shoba gynecologist with sapling

Industrial Visit: All the students

of BA had been to S-VYASA

Yoga University on 1St of Octo-

ber, Monday. We departured at

9:30 am from the college and re-

turned around 7:30 in the eve-

ning. All the students were guided

by Dr. Aumit Kumar Singh who

is a Resident medical officer and

has done BAMS (MD).

He first took us to the hospital

and explained the treatments were

given to cure such as Neurology,

Oncology, Pulmonology, Cardiol-

ogy, Psychiatry, Spinal disorders,

Metabolic disorders, Gastroen-

terology, Endocrinology and Eye

problems. There are treatments at

Arogyadhama which are in the hospi-

tal premises.

Under Arogyadhama there are

some divisions such as yoga therapy,

Ayurveda, Naturopathy and Diet. Ay-

urveda is nothing but a traditional

Hindu system of alternative medicine

and Naturopathy is a system of alter-

native medicine

based on theory

that the diseases

can be success-

fully treated

without using

any drug.

Later he took us

to Naturopathy

sessions where

they give bath

for different parts

the body such as

for feet, hands,

spin, neck, full

body bath and

mud pack.

We moved to-

wards the Cow shed (Goshala) and we

saw two caves which were of 2 weeks

born. We had been to lunch for half

an hour. Around 2:30 we had a ses-

sion on relaxation of the body which

was taught by Ms. Prakruthi (student

of 3rd year MSc in Yoga). Mr Sreedar

3rd year student who is pursuing MSc

in naturopathy and yoga taught us

about “Vajrasan” and relaxation of

body and mind.

Mr. Aumit Kumar Singh showed us

the “Om” structured building and A

statue of Vivekananda which is the

second highest statue in India with

this a day came to an end we had no

idea that we could carry this immense

knowledge and information while re-

turning from S-Vyasa yoga university.

We are really thankful to our college

Sacred Heart first grade Degree Col-

lege and Mrs. Neha George Assistant

Professor of psychology to take us to

this university.

-Mahima J. S II B.A

INDUSTRIAL VISIT TO S-VYASA YOGA UNIVERSITY

Group photo of B.A at S-VYASA Yoga University

RALLY HEADED FOR AWARENESS PROGRAM ON GIRLS SAFETY

The Health, Eco club and Youth Red Cross wings: organized a rally to create awareness about ‘Girls’

Safety’ on 9th November 2018 from 2.30 p.m to 3.30

p.m. The rally was headed by teacher co-coordinator

Mrs. Sunitha and Student co-coordinator Miss. Riz-

wana Begum. The participants were the students of

various departments.

The rally began from Sacred Heart Girls’ First

Grade College and covered places like Jeevan Bhi-

managar main road, Thippasandra Market covering

BSNL office and BEML circle road, around 80 vol-

unteers of the clubs took part in the rally.

The rally was very successful, especially with the

help and support of Jeevan Bhimanagar police In-

spectors. Student volunteers performed a street play

at BEML circle to create safety measures to be taken

when a women is abused in their day to day life. The

rally made the people aware of the need of women in

the society and how important it is for women to

stand on her own. Because the society treats women

lower than men.

-Shikha S K III B.Com

SHGFGC Girls displaying Health & Eco club poster

Dignitaries showcasing the Youth Red Cross wings

poster with the students

AICUF STATE LEVEL ELECTION

AICUF: conducts a

State Level Election

every year where col-

leges from different

parts of the state

gather together to elect

student representa-

tives.

This year the venue

was St Joseph’s Arts

and Science Coll, Ban-

galore. The event was

conducted on 21st and

22nd of July. On the

first day we were ac-

companied by Mrs

Hepzibah Sheema,

Asst. Prof. Dept of

Com. The day started

with the introduction

to AICUF which was

given by Prof.

Prashanth Kumar.

At 11:30 a.m. a small

competition was held.

Followed by which we

had a session by Mr.

Kiran. The next day

we were accompanied

by Mrs Neha Susan

George, Asst. Prof.

Dept of Humanities.

At 9:30 a.m. each

college presented their

annual report which

included the activities

they conducted for the

previous academic

year. St. Aloysius College

Managalore won the

best AICUF cell. Fol-

lowed by which the

state level elections

were conducted for the

state council for 2018-

19. The results were

announced at the end

of the session.

-Mahalakshmi .K

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SACRED HEART GIRLS’ FIRST GRADE COLLEGE · 2020. 9. 25. · Secretary Vinodini with the other respresentatives. Felicitating the winners by the chief guest Usha Rani LECTURE ON