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A guest lecture	2026-02-07	View More	<p>A guest lecture was held at the Management Department (MBA) of Shri Ram Group of Colleges, Muzaffarnagar. Mr. Sahil Singh (Deputy Manager, Business Development) of Adani Gas addressed the students on the topic of Business Analytics. Students learned about the evolution and process of business and data analysis today, and gained insight into various technologies. Mr. Sahil Singh informed the students about the types of skills needed today and their contribution to business development. He explained how various companies use data collected through various technologies and how they develop products keeping in mind the needs of online customers.</p><p>On this occasion, Dr. Saurabh Mittal, Dean of the Management Department at Shri Ram Group of Colleges, Muzaffarnagar, commended and congratulated all the faculty and students of the Management Department for the successful organization of the program. The program was organized by the Management Department (MBA). It is worth noting that a new course, MBA (Business Analytics), will be launched at Shri Ram Group of Colleges in the next semester. On this occasion, Department Head Mr. Pankaj Kumar, using several examples, explained to all the students the key to success, emphasizing that in today's modern era, practical knowledge is essential in addition to bookish education. On this occasion, students asked numerous questions without hesitation.</p><p>On this occasion, Dr. S.N. Chauhan, Director of Shri Ram Group of Colleges, Muzaffarnagar, extended his best wishes to the students and encouraged them to acquire as much practical knowledge as possible. Dr. Rajiv Rawal, Dr. Chitra Srivastava, Miss Nivedita of Management Department, Shri Ram Group of Colleges, Muzaffarnagar had a special contribution in making the program successful.</p>	A guest lecture
Technological Advancements in Physical Education	2026-02-03	View More	<p><span style="background-color: transparent;">The Department of Physical Education at Shri Ram College, Muzaffarnagar, organized a guest lecture on the topic "Technological Advancements in Physical Education." The program was inaugurated by keynote speakers Dr. Ajay Malik, Head of Department, Gurukul Kangri University, Haridwar; Dr. Prerna Mittal, Principal, Shri Ram College; Dr. Ashok Kumar, Director, Shri Ram College; Dr. Vineet Kumar Sharma, Dean, Academics, Shri Ram College; and Dr. Pramod Kumar, Head, Department of Physical Education, lighting a lamp before Goddess Saraswati.</span></p><p>On this occasion, keynote speaker Dr. Ajay Malik, speaking about the topic of the guest lecture, "Technological Advancements in Physical Education," said that technology in physical education refers to the effective and useful use of new communication tools, equipment, techniques, and machines developed as a result of advancements in science and technology. He explained that technology has the potential to increase student participation in physical education. Interactive apps, game-based fitness programs, and wearable devices can motivate students to participate in physical activities and track their progress in real time.</p><p>On this occasion, Dr. Prerna Mittal, Principal, Shri Ram College, congratulated all members of the Physical Education Department and urged the department to continue organizing such programs in the future to help students enhance their knowledge.</p><p>On this occasion, Dr. Ashok Kumar, Director, Shri Ram College, congratulated all lecturers in the Physical Education Department and said that in today's modern era, technology plays a significant role in all fields, and the field of physical education is no exception. Students from the Physical Education Department participate in university competitions every year, demonstrating high performance and bringing honor to the college.</p><p>On this occasion, Pramod Kumar, Head of the Physical Education Department, stated that participating in sports provides immense benefits to students, enhancing their physical and mental abilities. On this occasion, Pramod Kumar, Head of the Department of Physical Education, presented books to the keynote speaker, Professor Praveen Kumar, and Bhupendra Kumar presented books to Dr. Nitin Kumar, SD College, Muzaffarnagar.</p><p><span style="background-color: transparent;">At the end of the program, Sandeep Kumar Deswal, Lecturer, Department of Physical Education, thanked everyone and also expressed his gratitude to the keynote speaker, Dr. Ajay Malik, and thanked all the fellow speakers.<br></span><span style="background-color: transparent;">The program was successfully conducted by Lecturer Vishwadeep Kaushik.</span></p><p>On this occasion, Devendra Chaudhary, Pramod Kumar, Bhupendra Kumar, Dr. Abdul Aziz Khan, Sandeep Kumar, Amardeep, Tarun, Prashant and Vishwadeep Kaushik etc. were present.</p>	Technological Advancements in Physical Education
One-day workshop	2026-01-29	View More	<p>The Faculty of Fine Arts at Shri Ram College organized a one-day workshop. The objective of this workshop was to educate students on the importance of creativity and spiritual consciousness in the Indian art tradition. Through the workshop, students were provided with in-depth knowledge of the historical, philosophical, and aesthetic aspects of art, giving a new dimension to their creative thinking.</p><p>On this occasion, Dr. Neelam Gaur, Director Faculty of the Faculty of Fine Arts at J.V. Jain College, Saharanpur, introduced students to the profound aspects of creativity and spirituality in ancient Indian art. Her scholarly and in-depth lecture enriched the students' academic understanding and fostered a deep appreciation for India's glorious artistic heritage. The students participated enthusiastically in the workshop, making the discussions more meaningful through questions related to the topic.</p><p>At the end of the program, Dr. Manoj Dhiman expressed his heartfelt gratitude on behalf of the Faculty of Fine Arts and the college family for Dr. Neelam Gaur's valuable time, profound knowledge, and inspiring dialogue with the students, and expressed hope for her continued support in the future.</p><p>The Head of the Department of Fine Arts, Meenakshi Kakaran, faculty members Binu Pundir, Reena Tyagi, Rajnikanth, Mayank Saini and Shahzadi along with all the faculty members had a commendable contribution in making this event successful.</p>	One-day workshop
The Pathway to Excellence in Academia	2026-01-28	View More	<p>A lecture series, "The Pathway to Excellence in Academia," was organized by Shri Ram College of Law, in the auditorium of Shri Ram College, Muzaffarnagar. The program was inaugurated by the chief guest, Dr. S.C. Kulshrestha, Founder Chairman, Shri Ram Group of Colleges. The program began with the lighting of a lamp by Dr. S.C. Kulshrestha, Founder Chairman, Shri Ram Group of Colleges, and all the investors and principals. All guests were welcomed with bouquets. Judges included Dr. Girendra Gautam, Director, Shri Ram College of Pharmacy, Dr. Saurabh Mittal, Vice Principal, Shri Ram College, and Dr. Omprakash Kushwaha, Head of Department, JMC.</p><p>Initiating the program, coordinator Dr. Poonam Sharma, Principal, Shri Ram College of Law, explained that the program is a lecture series. It is being organized to develop research-related skills among teachers of the Shri Ram Group. This program will be held weekly, with teachers given a 20-minute opportunity to present on research-related topics. Each teacher will present on the relevant topic. Further explaining the program, Dr. Ravindra Pratap Singh, Director of Research, Shri Ram Group of Colleges, stated that teachers from IIMT Saharanpur and Chaudhary Harchand Singh College, Khurja, will also participate. The Chairman will periodically award the best presentations. Dr. Girendra Gautam, Dr. O.P. Kushwaha, and Dr. Saurabh Mittal will analyze the teachers' presentations. Commenting on the program, Dr. S.N. Chauhan, Director, SRGCIC, stated that this skill development program is not merely a means of training teachers. Rather, it is a powerful platform to connect everyone with new teaching methods, technology, skills, and educational innovations.</p><p>On this occasion, Dr. Ashok Kumar, Director, Shri Ram College, expressed his views, saying that this competency program is an effort to give a new direction to the working capacity of teachers. The knowledge and experience gained through this program will further strengthen the teaching-learning process.</p><p>On this occasion, Dr. Prerna Mittal, Principal, Shri Ram College, expressed her views, saying that the competency program is an important step towards the continuous development of teachers. In today's era, a teacher's responsibility is not only to teach, but also to empower students to think, understand, and progress.</p><p>At the end of the program, Dr. S.C. Kulshrestha, Founder Chairman, Shri Ram Group of Colleges, gave his blessings, saying that the true development of any institution occurs only when research and development are promoted alongside teaching. Teachers should not limit themselves to teaching but should also show interest in research. The Dakshata program empowers us to recognize the potential hidden within us. This program will provide self-confidence and a positive outlook to everyone. The program was conducted by spokesperson Mini Singhal.</p><p>All the teachers of Shri Ram Group of Colleges were present in the program. All the teachers of Shri Ram College of Law, Shri Sanjeev Kumar, Sonia Gaur, Mini Singhal, Vishvendra Panwar, Ashish Kumar, Vinay Tiwari and Preet</p>	The Pathway to Excellence in Academia
Celebrated Republic Day	2026-01-26	View More	<p>Republic Day was celebrated at Shri Ram College, Muzaffarnagar, in a dignified and enthusiastic atmosphere. The college chairman, Dr. S.C. Kulshrestha, was present as the chief guest. The national flag was hoisted by the chief guest, Dr. S.C. Kulshrestha, followed by the singing of the national anthem, which filled the entire campus with patriotic fervor. Following this, the cultural programs were inaugurated with the lighting of the lamp by the chief guest, Dr. S.C. Kulshrestha, Director of Shri Ram Group of Engineering Dr. S.N. Chauhan, Director of Shri Ram College Dr. Ashok Kumar, and Principal of Shri Ram College Dr. Prerna Mittal.</p><p>The cultural program began with a Ganesh Vandana (prayer to Lord Ganesha) presented by the students of Shri Ram Polytechnic. Following this, the students captivated the audience with Rajasthani and Punjabi folk dances, Bhangra performances, and soulful dance performances to patriotic songs such as "Aisa Desh Hai Mera" and "Sandeshe Aate Hain."</p><p>In his address, the chief guest, Dr. S.C. Kulshrestha, extended Republic Day greetings and said that Republic Day reminds us of the strength of our constitution and national unity. The Indian Constitution is the most comprehensive and inclusive constitution in the world, granting equal rights to every citizen. He urged the youth to imbibe the values enshrined in the constitution and contribute to nation-building.</p><p>On this occasion, Dr. R.P. Singh, SRGC Research, shed light on the Indian Constitution, explaining that it was drafted by drawing inspiration from the constitutions of various countries. He provided detailed information on the process of drafting the constitution, its objectives, and the importance of values such as liberty, equality, justice, and fraternity.</p><p>The program was successfully conducted by Dr. Reetu Pundir, Lecturer, Department of Basic Sciences. The entire event was imbued with patriotism and national consciousness.</p><p>Present on this occasion were Dr. S.N. Chauhan, Director of Shri Ram College of Engineering; Dr. R.P. Singh, Research Director, SRGC; Dr. Ashok Kumar, Director, Shri Ram College; Dr. Prerna Mittal, Principal, Shri Ram College; Dr. Vineet Kumar Sharma, Dean Academics, Shri Ram College; all heads of departments, faculty members, and a large number of students.</p>	Celebrated Republic Day
Industrial Visit	2026-01-17	View More	<p>A successful educational and technical industrial visit was organized for the Computer Science and Engineering students of Shriram Polytechnic, Roorkee Road, Muzaffarnagar, at Faspi Enterprises Private Limited, Muzaffarnagar. The main objective of this industrial visit was to provide students with direct and practical knowledge of the working of the IT industry, modern technological environment, and business processes.</p><p>During the visit, the students were given detailed information about software development, IT services, project management, networking, and the latest technologies used in the industry by the officials of Fospi Enterprises Private Limited. The students observed the various technical departments of the company and understood the real work environment up close.</p><p><span style="background-color: transparent;">On this occasion, Ms. Krinika Gupta, HR and Operations Lead at Fospi Enterprises Private Limited, said in her address that in today's time, technical knowledge, along with business acumen and teamwork, is extremely important for computer science students. Such industrial visits familiarize students with the real challenges of the industry.</span><span style="background-color: transparent;">Addressing the students, Mr. Akhil Bansal, Executive Director of Fospi Enterprises Private Limited, said that continuous learning, discipline, and practical experience are very important for building a career in the IT industry. He advised the students to enhance their technical skills to become industry-ready.</span></p><p>Mr. Aman Gupta, Founder and Managing Director of Fospi Enterprises Private Limited, said that promoting innovation and technological thinking among the youth is a major objective of the company. He made the students aware of the start-up culture, entrepreneurship, and future technologies.</p><p><span style="background-color: transparent;">On this occasion, Mr. Rajat Sharma, General Manager Projects of Fospi Enterprises Private Limited, said that in today's competitive era, not just a degree, but skills and practical knowledge are the key to success. He motivated the students to set goals and work hard continuously.</span><span style="background-color: transparent;">Dr. Ashwani Kumar, Principal of Shriram Polytechnic, said that industrial visits provide students with an opportunity to understand the theoretical knowledge gained in the classroom in a practical way, which leads to their overall development and strengthens their employment prospects. The Head of the Computer Science and Engineering Department, Mr. Nitin Gupta, said that such industrial visits boost students' confidence and familiarize them with the current requirements of the industry.</span></p><p>The department's spokesperson, Mr. Nitish Kumar Goyal, encouraged the students to develop technical skills, a professional attitude, and a continuous learning mindset.</p><p>At the end of the industrial visit, the students shared their experiences and expressed their gratitude to Fospi Enterprises Private Limited, Muzaffarnagar, and the Shriram Polytechnic management. This industrial visit proved to be extremely informative and inspiring for the students.</p>	Industrial Visit
Industrial Visit	2026-01-15	View More	<p><p><span style="background-color: transparent; font-size: 0.875rem;">An industrial visit was organized for the students of the Mechanical Engineering department of Shri Ram Polytechnic and Private ITI, Roorkee Road, Muzaffarnagar, with the objective of providing them with practical experience along with technical education. Through this visit, students were given firsthand knowledge of the modern machines, equipment, and production processes used in industries.</span><span style="background-color: transparent; font-size: 0.875rem;"></p></span><span style="background-color: transparent; font-size: 0.875rem;"><p></span><span style="background-color: transparent;">During the industrial visit, the students not only observed various heavy machines, equipment, and production units up close but also operated the machines while adhering to safety standards, gaining detailed information about their structure, working principles, operating methods, maintenance systems, and industrial safety measures. This gave the students an opportunity to understand the subjects taught in the classroom in a real industrial environment.</span><span style="background-color: transparent; font-size: 0.875rem;"></p></span><span style="background-color: transparent; font-size: 0.875rem;"><p></span><span style="background-color: transparent;">On this occasion, the college principal, Dr. Ashwani Kumar, said that industrial visits are essential for the all-round development of students. They help in developing technical skills as well as confidence in the students, preparing them for working in industries in the future.</span><span style="background-color: transparent; font-size: 0.875rem;"></p></span><span style="background-color: transparent; font-size: 0.875rem;"><p></span><span style="background-color: transparent;">The Head of the Mechanical Engineering Department, Mr. Shubham Gupta, said that the main objective of such industrial visits is to familiarize students with the actual working of industries, enabling them to develop their skills according to the needs of the industries.</span><span style="background-color: transparent; font-size: 0.875rem;"></p></span><span style="background-color: transparent; font-size: 0.875rem;"><p></span><span style="background-color: transparent;">Faculty members Vikrant Panchal, Anupam Tyagi, Sugandha Sharma, and other teachers made significant contributions to this industrial visit. All the teachers guided the students and provided them with information about the technical aspects of the machines and equipment.</span><span style="background-color: transparent; font-size: 0.875rem;"></p></span><span style="background-color: transparent; font-size: 0.875rem;"><p></span><span style="background-color: transparent;">After the visit, the students shared their experiences, stating that seeing and operating the machines up close gave them a deeper understanding of industrial processes, which will be helpful in their future careers.</span><span style="background-color: transparent; font-size: 0.875rem;"></p></span></p>	Industrial Visit
Placement Drive	2026-01-14	View More	<p>Shri Ram College of Engineering, a unit of Shri Ram Group of Colleges, Muzaffarnagar, hosted a campus placement drive for B.Tech and Polytechnic students by K.P. Reliable Technic India Pvt. Ltd., a renowned company from Gurugram. A team comprising Mr. Pankaj Dubey, Senior HR Manager and Marketing Executive, and Mr. Kailash Joshi, General Manager HR, conducted the placement process, which included students from B.Tech, Polytechnic, and other disciplines. At the beginning of the placement process, Dr. S.N. Chauhan, Director of Shri Ram Group of Colleges, and Mr. Ashish Chauhan, Chief Coordinator of Training and Placement, welcomed the company representatives with bouquets. The placement process was conducted in three phases. In the first phase, all candidates were briefed by the placement team officials about the company profile, job profile, work area, and salary. Following this, Mr. Pankaj Dubey informed the students about K.P. Reliable's values and adaptation scheme. K.P. Reliable is a private Indian company active in the field of business services, specializing in quality, auditing, and compliance. The company helps businesses maintain quality standards in their supply chains. Subsequently, a written test was conducted, followed by a technical interview. In the third phase, the students selected in the first two phases were interviewed by company officials, resulting in the final selection of 59 students from B.Tech and Polytechnic programs. Among the students finally selected based on merit were Sachin Kumar, Krish Khanna, Mukul Saini, Atul Saini, and Mayank from B.Tech, and Umeed Alam, Sawej Chaudhary, Akash Tyagi, and Akshay Kumar from Polytechnic. The selection team praised the students of Shri Ram Group of Colleges, stating that their knowledge level met the company's requirements and that all the students were disciplined. They also commended the Placement Cell of Shri Ram Group of Colleges for their cooperation in the selection process. The company offered salary packages up to 3.5 LPA and invited the selected students to join their plant in Gurugram.</p><p>On this occasion, Dr. S.C. Kulshrestha, Chairman of Shri Ram Group of Colleges, Muzaffarnagar, congratulated and encouraged all the selected students. Shri Sankalp Kulshrestha, Secretary of Shri Ram Group of Colleges, Muzaffarnagar, also advised the students to be self-focused, disciplined, and utilize their time effectively to concentrate on their studies so that they can become self-reliant in the future. He urged the students to participate in every activity organized by the college and to continuously participate in the placement drives conducted by the institution from time to time.</p><p>The Director of the institution, Dr. S.N. Chauhan, and the Principal of the Polytechnic, Shri Ashish Kumar, expressed their gratitude to the company representatives and requested them to maintain their association with Shri Ram Group of Colleges in the future to strengthen the training and placement process. They also congratulated all the selected students. Chief Placement Coordinator, Shri Ashish Chauhan, informed that this year, so far, 7 companies on-campus and 13 companies off-campus have selected a large number of students from Shri Ram Group of Colleges, Muzaffarnagar. Shri Ram College of Engineering, a unit of Shri Ram Group of Colleges, is continuously progressing and contributing to the field of technical education not only regionally but also nationally and internationally. This success is attributed to the institution's founder Chairman, Dr. S.C. Kulshrestha, whose dedication to technical and higher education has always served as a guiding light. On this occasion, Mr. Firoz Ali, Head of the Civil Engineering Department, Dr. Ankur Kumar, Head of the Electrical Engineering Department, Eng. Kanupriya, Head of the Electronics and Communication Engineering Department, and Mr. Pawan Chaudhary, Head of the Mechanical Engineering Department, from Shri Ram Group of Colleges, Muzaffarnagar Integrated Campus, presented mementos to the company representatives, expressing their gratitude and extending best wishes to all the selected students.</p><p>The program was efficiently conducted by Eng. Nitisha Tyagi. The event was organized under the guidance of the Chief Placement Officer, Mr. Ashish Chauhan. Mr. Amit Kumar, Mr. Viksit Kumar, Mr. Vikul Tyagi, Mr. Vivek Kumar, and all the faculty members from various departments made significant contributions to the success of the program.</p>	Placement Drive
Voter Registration Program	2026-01-06	View More	<p><span style="background-color: transparent;">As per the instructions of the Election Commission of India, the voter registration program, under the special revision program of electoral rolls for assembly constituencies, was launched today in the auditorium of Shri Ram College, Muzaffarnagar (Autonomous). This campaign will run from January 6, 2026, to February 6, 2026.</span></p><p>The program was inaugurated by the chief guest, District Magistrate and District Election Officer Umesh Mishra (IAS), Additional District Magistrate Sanjay Kumar Singh, Sub-Divisional Magistrate (Judicial) Krishna Kant Vishwakarma, City Magistrate Pankaj Rathore, Principal of Shri Ram College Dr. Prerna Mittal, Director of Shri Ram College Dr. Ashok Kumar, and Dean IQAC Dr. Vineet Sharma, with the lighting of the lamp.</p><p>Following the lamp lighting ceremony, detailed information related to voter registration and electoral roll revision was shared. The officials informed the students present about the process of registering as a new voter through Form 6, the eligibility criteria, and the necessary documents. The objective of the program was to connect young people with the democratic process and make them aware and responsible voters, in which the students participated enthusiastically.</p><p>On this occasion, the chief guest, District Magistrate and District Election Officer Shri Umesh Mishra (IAS), said in his address that young voters are the strongest foundation of democracy, and every citizen who has completed 18 years of age should fill out Form 6 and register their name in the voter list so that a fair and strong democracy can be built.</p><p>On this occasion, Additional District Magistrate Shri Sanjay Kumar Singh said that the voter registration program is a powerful means of connecting citizens with their constitutional rights, and every eligible person should actively participate in it.</p><p>Sub-Divisional Magistrate (Judicial) Krishna Kant Vishwakarma, in his address, urged the youth to understand the importance of voting and play an active role in the democratic process.</p><p>City Magistrate Pankaj Rathore highlighted the transparency and fairness of the election process and said that only aware voters strengthen democracy.</p><p>The program was successfully conducted by Dr. Reetu Pundir, Lecturer, Department of Basic Science. Heads of all departments, teachers, and faculty members of the college were present on this occasion.</p>	Voter Registration Program
The Alumni Meet-2026	2026-01-04	View More	<p>The Alumni Meet-2026, named "Samagam," was organized in the sports ground of Shri Ram College.</p><p><span style="background-color: transparent;">Today, the "Alumni Meet-2026" was organized in the auditorium of Shri Ram College. Approximately 1020 alumni of the college, who are working in various fields in India and abroad and bringing glory to the college, participated in this program. The Alumni Meet program was divided into two sessions, the first session being the introductory session and the second session being the technical session.</span><span style="background-color: transparent;">The program was inaugurated by the chief guest, Dr. S.C. Kulshrestha, Chairman of Shri Ram Group of Colleges, Dr. Ashok Kumar, Director of Shri Ram College, Dr. Prerna Mittal, Principal of Shri Ram College, Deputy Principal Dr. Saurabh Mittal, Dean Academics Dr. Vineet Kumar Sharma, Dean Management Dr. Saurabh Mittal, and all the alumni (former students) by lighting the lamp.</span></p><p><span style="background-color: transparent;">A cultural program was also organized on this occasion. The cultural program began with a traditional Ganesh Vandana presented by the students of the Polytechnic. After this, the students of the Commerce Department captivated the hearts of the alumni present at the program by performing a dance on the song "Ghoomar-Ghoomar". Following this, the students of the Journalism and Mass Communication Department enthralled everyone with a spectacular performance of Gujarati folk dance on the Gujarati song "Udi Udi Jaye Dil Ki Patang". Akdas, a student of the Bioscience department, captivated the hearts of the guests and students present at the program by singing the song "Woh Ladki Jo Sabse Alag Hai". After this, the students of Business Administration performed a धमाकेदार (spectacular) Punjabi dance and received much applause from all the guests and spectators present in the ground. After this, Crystal Verma attracted the attention of the audience with a special solo dance performance on a Bollywood song. Vanshika, a student of the Computer Applications department, mesmerized everyone with her solo dance. After this, the students of various departments of the college created a devotional atmosphere by performing a dance drama on the "Radha-Krishna Holi" theme. Following this, the Department of Journalism and Mass Communication presented an impressive act on the "Rani of Jhansi" musical theme, captivating the audience present in the field. The students of Shri Ram College of Law created a devotional atmosphere by presenting the Sita Swayamvar play. The students of the Department of Fine Arts gave a very captivating group dance performance on the Bhima Pratigya theme. Students of Shri Ram College of Pharmacy presented a musical act on the theme of women's empowerment, "Woh Shakti Hai," promoting women's power. The students of Computer Applications surprised and overwhelmed everyone present in the field with a very impressive dance performance on the musical act "Rakt Charitra" based on the theme of revenge.</span><span style="background-color: transparent;">The first session of this Alumni Meet was an introductory session in which the alumni introduced themselves in detail, shared their experiences in their respective fields, and also reminisced about their emotional memories associated with Shri Ram College. They said that the various things they learned while studying here still help them a lot in their professional lives. Everyone shared their experiences with the current students with great enthusiasm and passion, and the alumni also promised to provide complete support to the college students in the fields of employment and education. To achieve this objective, Shri Ram College also formed a committee of former students.</span></p><p>The second session was a technical session, in which alumni from different departments participated along with the current students and faculty members of the departments. The objective of this session was to introduce the current students to the alumni and to discuss how they can help their juniors in the professional field. Alumni working in different fields told the college students about the challenges they face in the workplace, emphasizing that to secure a strong and stable job in the professional field, it is necessary to develop many skills, abilities, and qualities that can empower them in the workplace. He advised the students to enhance their technical knowledge, stating that in the future, their technical expertise would strengthen their position in their respective fields, providing them with various employment opportunities and enabling them to bring glory to the college at the national and international levels.</p><p>On this occasion, the chief guest of the program, Dr. S.C. Kulshrestha, Chairman of Shri Ram Group of Colleges, said that in today's time, along with knowledge, behavior is given more importance, and behavior is developed through interaction and communication with others. To promote this practical knowledge, Shri Ram College organizes an Alumni Meet every year, which certainly inspires current and former students to work together. He expressed his delight that the alumni, after many years, were meeting and reminiscing about the days spent on campus, and also providing information about career opportunities to the new students. He felt immense joy meeting his former students and seeing them in high positions.</p><p>Along with providing this, a small initiative was taken to connect the old students with the current students of the college, which has now grown into a huge tree. Our alumni are highly talented and are working in various high positions in their respective fields and providing their services. There are many such students who will surely provide full support to their junior colleagues in the field of education and employment through the policy of "helping hands." He said that project programs will also be organized in the future with the joint cooperation of students from different departments, and this effort of ours will certainly prove to be a milestone in the future.</p><p>On this occasion, Dr. Ashok Kumar, Director of Shriram College, welcomed all the alumni and said in his address that the college will always remember its former students and also expressed the hope that all the alumni will continue to cooperate wholeheartedly.</p><p>In this meet, students who passed out from 2004 till now shared their memories and experiences related to the college and praised this alumni meet organized by the college. Everyone said that this is not just our college, but our family. It is from here that we received education and values, which enabled us to succeed in our lives. The alumni of this college are holding various influential positions.</p><p>To make the program a success, Dr. S.N. Chauhan, Director of Shriram Group of Colleges, Dr. Ashok Kumar, Director of Shriram College, Dr. Prerna Mittal, Principal of Shriram College, Vice-Principal Dr. Saurabh Mittal, Devendra Chaudhary, External Admission Coordinator, Neetu Singh, Dean Academics Dr. Saurabh Mittal, Dr. Nishant Rathi, Dr. Vivek Kumar Tyagi, Dr. Pooja Tomar, Dr. Shweta Rathi, Pramod Kumar, along with all the Deans, Heads of Departments and faculty members were present.</p>	The Alumni Meet-2026
On the third day of the three-day annual event "Colors-2025-26"	2026-01-01	View More	<p>On the third day of the three-day annual event "Colors-2025-26" organized by the Shri Ram Group of Colleges, the New Year 2026 was ushered in with spectacular and colorful programs.</p><p>The annual festivities, held on the sports ground of Shri Ram College, welcomed the new year with immense enthusiasm, positive thinking, and youthful energy. The entire atmosphere was filled with new hope. Participants who had performed over the three days were awarded based on their performance. Students gave energetic and enthusiastic performances to welcome the new year.</p><p>The program was inaugurated by the chief guest, former Minister of State for Agriculture and Farmers Welfare, Sanjeev Balyan, Muzaffarnagar, DGM, Punjab National Bank Circle Office, Muzaffarnagar, Rajendra Pal, the program was presided over by the National Spokesperson of Bharatiya Kisan Union, Muzaffarnagar, Rakesh Tikait, and the special guests included Senior Superintendent of Police Muzaffarnagar, Sanjay Kumar Verma, renowned social worker Dr. Neelam Verma, Yogi Amrit Raj Arogyadham, AGM Punjab National Bank Circle Office Sumit Agarwal, AGM Punjab National Bank MCC-Circle Office RL Das, Chief Manager, Punjab National Bank, Nai Mandi SK Arya, Branch Manager, Punjab National Bank Industrial Area, Muzaffarnagar Ujjwal Dahiya, Chief Manager, Punjab National Bank, Muzaffarnagar Pradeep Arora, President, Shri Ram College of Law TS Rawat, senior industrialist Rajesh Jain, senior social workers Ashok Batla, Namrata Tyagi, Kameshwar Tyagi, Nishant Jain, District Minority Welfare Department Officer Maitri Rastogi, senior social worker Mithlesh Pal, senior BJP leader Mohan Tayal, senior advocates Meena Saxena, Rakesh Sharma, Dinesh Mohan, Principal of IIMT Dr. Anju Walia and Chairman of Shri Ram Group of Colleges Dr. S.C. Kulshrestha, Secretary of Shri Ram Group of Colleges Sankalp Kulshrestha, Mukta Kulshrestha, Trustee of Shri Ram Group of Colleges Shub Kulshrestha, Anju Chaudhary, Treasurer, Devendra Chaudhary, Dr. Purushottam, Regional Minister BJP, etc., by jointly lighting the lamp.</p><p>Today's cultural programs began with a traditional Ganesh Vandana presented by the students of the Polytechnic. Akdas, a student from the Biosciences department, captivated the guests and students present at the program by singing the song "Woh Ladki Jo Sabse Alag Hai". After this, the students of Business Administration performed a spectacular Punjabi dance, earning much applause from all the guests and spectators present in the field. Following this, Crystal Verma attracted the attention of the audience with a special solo dance performance on a Bollywood song. Vanshika, a student from the Computer Applications department, mesmerized everyone with her solo dance performance. Following this, students from various departments of the college presented a dance drama on the "Radha-Krishna Holi" theme, creating a devotional atmosphere. The Journalism and Mass Communication department then captivated the audience with an impressive act based on the "Rani of Jhansi" musical. Students from Shri Ram College of Law presented the Sita Swayamvar drama, further enhancing the devotional ambiance. Students from the Fine Arts department gave a captivating group dance performance on the "Bhim Pratigya" theme. Students from Shri Ram College of Pharmacy presented a musical act on the theme of "She is the Power," promoting women's empowerment. Students from the Computer Applications department surprised and enthralled everyone with a highly impactful dance performance on the "Rakt Charitra" song, based on the theme of revenge.</p><p>Following this, the chief guest, former Minister of State for Agriculture and Farmers Welfare, Sanjeev Balyan, Muzaffarnagar, along with prominent personalities from the political, social, industrial, and medical fields, presented awards to the college's teachers and non-teaching staff for their contributions and dedication to the college.</p><p>In addition, the Best Teacher Award-2025 was given to Vikas Tyagi from the Bioscience department, the Excellent Teacher Award-2025 was given to Dr. Akanksha Singh from Applied Science Engineering, Rajkumar from the Agriculture Science department, Anshuman from Applied Science, Dr. Himanshu Hora from the Computer Applications department, Sonia Gaur from Shri Ram College of Law, Tinku Kumar from Shri Ram College of Pharmacy, and Vipul Sharma from Shri Ram Polytechnic. The Rising Star Award was given to Saba Rana from the Bioscience department, Tarun Kumar from the Physical Education department, Dr. Umra Rehmani from the Agriculture Science department, Abhinav Tyagi from Computer Applications, Viksit Kumar from Mechanical Engineering, and Deepak Kumar from Applied Science. Best Performance Award - 2025 was given to Deepak Kumar, Personal Assistant to the Chairman, Shriram Group of Colleges, Muzaffarnagar. Following this, the Non-Teaching Appreciation Award - 2025 was presented to Renu Chaudhary, Sagar Bansal, Khushboo, Manoj Pal, Ashish Tiwari, Sandeep Kumar, and Abhishek. The Shram Jayate Award - 2025 was then given to Mohsin, Virendra Kumar, Deepak Kumar, Dayawati, Kavita, Surendra, Amarjeet, and others.</p><p>On this occasion, the Chief Guest, former Minister of State for Agriculture and Farmers Welfare, Sanjeev Balyan, Muzaffarnagar, praised the students of Shriram College and said that Shriram College is one of the leading institutions not only in the state but in the whole of India. Addressing the students, he said that coming to the college and being among them on New Year's Day every year gives him immense pleasure.</p>	On the third day of the three-day annual event "Colors-2025-26"
Colors-2025-26	2025-12-31	View More	<p>On the second day of the three-day annual festival "Colors-2025-26" at Shriram Group of Colleges, the year 2025 was bid farewell with colorful programs. On this occasion, the students of the college captivated the audience with their enchanting performances. Today, in the program, Dr. SC Kulshrestha, Chairman of Shriram Group of Colleges, was honored with the "Pride of Muzaffarnagar" award by the Prayatna organization for his outstanding contribution to the field of education. The members of the college's media committee, teachers, and staff were also honored for their contribution and dedication to the college.</p><p>The second day of the program, held at the Shriram College sports ground, commenced with the lighting of the lamp by the chief guest, Minister of State for Vocational Education and Skill Development (Independent Charge), Kapil Dev Agarwal, District Panchayat President Muzaffarnagar, Dr. Veerpal Nirwal, Additional District Magistrate (Finance and Revenue) Gajendra Kumar, former Chairperson of Muzaffarnagar Municipal Council Anju Agarwal, and the program was presided over by the Vice-Chancellor of Maa Shakumbhari University, Saharanpur, Professor Vimla Y. Other dignitaries present included Purushottam, Regional Minister BJP, Dr. Rekha Singh, Dr. Ishwar Chandra, Vipul Bhatnagar, Nishank Jain, Shriradhe Shyam Vishwakarma, Hindu Parishad, Senior Editor Dainik Jagran, Muzaffarnagar, Anand Kumar, Hindustan Editor, Muzaffarnagar Diwakar Jha, Amar Ujala, Muzaffarnagar, Chairman Vaishnav Steel, Muzaffarnagar, Ashok Agarwal, Reena Agarwal, industrialist Kushpuri, renowned social worker Devraj Panwar, Anju Chaudhary, Namrata Tyagi, Lavanya, Reena Agarwal, Rajkumar Sharma, Ravindra Chaudhary, Chairman of Shriram Group of Colleges Dr. SC Kulshrestha, Secretary of Shriram Group of Colleges Er. Sankalp Kulshrestha, Secretary, Shriram College of Law Mukta Kulshrestha, Shriram College Trustee, Shub Kulshrestha, and other dignitaries.</p><p>The program began with a Ganesh Vandana performed by the students of Shriram Polytechnic, creating a devotional atmosphere. Following this, students from the Commerce Department – Aryan, Vanshika, Vikas, Shruti, Kanishk, Nishi, and Shweta – gave a spectacular performance on a Punjabi mashup. The Business Administration department presented a musical act called 'Act Emotion'. Students from the Basic Science department gave an impressive musical performance on the theme of women's empowerment, forcing the audience to applaud. Students from the Computer Applications department gave a very impactful performance on the Ravana act. After this, students from Shri Ram Polytechnic made the audience sway with their girls' classical group dance. Students from Shri Ram College of Pharmacy garnered much applause with their powerful group dance on the Shiva Tandava theme, depicting the glory of Lord Shiva. Students from the Journalism and Mass Communication department performed a very exciting group dance on the Gujarati folk song "Udi Udi Jaye Dil Ki Patang". Students from the Fine Arts department presented an impressive group dance depicting the struggles of Savitribai Phule and Fatima Sheikh for social reform and the education of women and Dalits through their act.</p><p>Arnav Agarwal, a student from the Business Administration department, captivated the audience with his mesmerizing performance on the famous Bollywood song "Ae Dil Hai Mushkil". Radhika and Kashish, students from the Journalism and Mass Communication department, made the audience applaud with their duet dance on the song "Radha Tera Jhumka".</p><p>Following this, students from Shri Ram College of Law – Nidhi, Anika, Samia, Meenu, Khushi, Komal, Khushipal, Parul, Mithilesh, and Subharti – presented a Rajasthani folk dance, introducing the audience to the culture of Rajasthan. Following this, management department students Aryan, Samdarshi, Harit, Umang, Vansh, and Utsav performed a group dance on the Malihari theme, creating a unique atmosphere and making the audience in the field dance along. Home Science students of Shri Ram College also won everyone's applause with their group dance on the Punjabi theme "Gidda".</p><p>On this occasion, teachers working at Shri Ram Group of Colleges who have excelled in education as well as other co-curricular activities – Dr. Ashfaq, Head of the Commerce Department, Dr. Praveen Malik, Agriculture Science Department, and Amardeep, Assistant Teacher, Physical Education Department – were also honored with awards for their contribution to college discipline. Teachers who performed exceptionally well in admissions were also felicitated. Members of the college's social media committee, Dr. Omprakash Kushwaha, Shahzad Gaur, Sangam, Hurain, and Media Coordinator Kahkasha Mirza, were awarded for their outstanding work in the field of media.</p><p>On this occasion, Dr. S.C. Kulshrestha, Chairman of Shri Ram Group of Colleges, was honored with the "Pride of Muzaffarnagar" award by the Prayatna organization for his outstanding contribution to the field of education. The office bearers of the Prayatna organization said that the work of Dr. S.C. Kulshrestha, Chairman of Shri Ram Group of Colleges, Muzaffarnagar, is an inspiration to society, and his contributions have given the district a new identity.</p><p>On this occasion, the Chief Guest, Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Vocational Education and Skill Development, Kapil Dev Agarwal, in his address, said that Shri Ram College is constantly reaching new heights in the field of education.</p>	Colors-2025-26
Colors-2025-26 organized with the theme "Bihar: A Glimpse"	2025-12-30	View More	<p>The first day of Colors-2025-26 was a colorful event held at the sports ground of Shri Ram Group of Colleges.</p><p>The three-day annual festival "Colors-2025-26" was organized at the sports ground of Shri Ram College, with the theme for the first day being "Bihar: A Glimpse". All the students of Shri Ram Group of Colleges participated enthusiastically in the program and captivated the audience with a series of colorful cultural performances.</p><p>The program was inaugurated by the chief guests Dr. Rupesh Kumar, Commissioner, Saharanpur, Umesh Mishra, District Magistrate, Muzaffarnagar, Meenakshi Swaroop, Chairperson, Municipal Council, Muzaffarnagar, Siddharth Shankar Tripathi, Finance Officer, Maa Shakumbhari University, Saharanpur, Pankaj Prakash Rathore, City Magistrate, Muzaffarnagar. The program was presided over by Dr. SC Kulshrestha, Chairman, Shri Ram Group of Colleges. The special guests included Dharmendra Malik, National Spokesperson of Bharatiya Kisan Union (Non-Political), Chairman Pramod Tank, President City Unit, Muzaffarnagar, Garima Jain, Principal DAV College, Muzaffarnagar, Rajendra Singhal, Principal Raja Mahendra Pratap PS Gurukul, Dr. Ishwarchandra, Senior and renowned Pediatrician, Dr. Rakesh Agarwal, Vaidhyaratnam Arogyadham, Neelam Agarwal, and other distinguished guests T.S. Rawat, President, Shri Ram College of Law, Satish Chandra Goyal, Chairman, Tehri Steel Limited, Muzaffarnagar, Ashok Baliyan, President Peasant Society, industrialist Kushpuri, Dr. Anju Walia, Principal IIMT, Saharanpur, Devendra Chaudhary, Treasurer SRGC, City Qazi Tanveer Alam, Ashok Batla, and other prominent social workers and industrialists. The program was inaugurated by lighting the lamp by Dr. SC Kulshrestha, Chairman, Shri Ram Group of Colleges, E. Sankalp Kulshrestha, Secretary, Shri Ram Group of Colleges, Mukta Kulshrestha, Secretary, Shri Ram College of Law, and Shub Kulshrestha, Trustee of Shri Ram College.</p><p>As in previous years, the annual three-day cultural program, Colors-2025-26, was organized at Shri Ram College in Muzaffarnagar. The program officially began with a dance performance on Ganesh Vandana by the students of SRGC Polytechnic. Following this, students from the girls' hostel – Nikki, Nishu, Nidhi, Lali Priya, Anu Priya, Chhoti Shubhra, Afreen, Muskan, Priya, Riya, Sejal, Mehak, Anchal, Mansi, Stuti, Aradhya, Ritu, Chanda, Srishti, Soni, Sakshi, and others – presented a spectacular group dance on Kali Tandav. Next, the Business Administration students performed a Bhojpuri group dance, earning much applause. Students from the Pharmacy department gave a vibrant performance showcasing Haryanvi culture. Following this, students from the Bioscience department presented a dynamic dance performance on popular Bhojpuri songs, making the audience groove along. The girls' hostel students then performed a group dance based on a Mithila theme. This was followed by a Bhojpuri group dance by the Agriculture Science students and a Bhojpuri folk dance by the Journalism and Mass Communication department. The girls' hostel students also performed a group dance on a Hanuman theme. Agriculture Science students presented a dance depicting the culture of Bihar and the importance of Chhath Puja. Students from Computer Applications presented a silent act. Students from the boys' hostel gave a captivating performance of a comedy group dance to the song "Sorry-Sorry." Following this, a Business Administration student gave a dynamic performance to the song "Jeena-Jeena." Then, Shreya, a student from the Management department, gave a captivating performance on a Bollywood mashup dance. Finally, Mahima and Meenakshi from the Fine Arts department presented a colorful dance performance to a Bollywood song. On this occasion, the chief guest, Dr. Rupesh Kumar, Commissioner, Saharanpur, said that in the age of AI, where technology has become so powerful, such grand cultural programs leave a lasting impression on the hearts of young people. He further added that interacting with the youth is very encouraging for him. He said that it is a great honor for him to be present at Shri Ram College's annual program, Colors 2025-26. He felt immense joy being among the students. He praised the program organized by the Shri Ram Group of Colleges, saying that he had never seen such talent in any other college's students. He commended the students' discipline and attributed it to the Chairman of Shri Ram Group of Colleges, Dr. S.C. Kulshrestha, and the college's teachers.</p><p><span style="background-color: transparent;">On this occasion, 45 students who secured positions in the university's merit list and won gold medals were also honored. </span><span style="background-color: transparent;">Following this, the Chairman of Shri Ram Group of Colleges, Dr. S.C. Kulshrestha, expressed his gratitude to all the students and guests present at the event.</span></p><p>The stage was jointly managed by Kapil Dhiman, External Admissions Coordinator, SRGC, Mohd. Shahzad, and Hurain.</p><p>Also present on this occasion were Dr. S.N. Chauhan, Director of Shri Ram Group of Colleges, Dr. Ashok Kumar, Director of Shri Ram College, Dr. Prerna Mittal, Principal of Shri Ram College, Dr. Saurabh Mittal, Vice-Principal of Shri Ram College, Dr. Girendra Gautam, Director of Shri Ram College of Pharmacy, Manoj Dhiman, Director of the Department of Fine Arts, Dr. Vineet Kumar Sharma, Dean Academics, and Dean Computer Applications.</p>	Colors-2025-26 organized with the theme "Bihar: A Glimpse"
A two-day national seminar	2025-12-13	View More	<p>A two-day national seminar was organized by the Department of Agriculture and the Department of Home Science of Shri Ram College to commemorate National Milk Day. The seminar was conducted by Honorable Dr. S.C. Kulshrestha, Chairman SRGC, Dr. Pramod Sirohi, Deputy Director Agriculture, Muzaffarnagar, Dr. Jitendra Gupta, Chief Veterinary Officer, Muzaffarnagar, Dr. Sweta Arya, Senior Scientist, Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Baghra, Prof. Suchi Mittal, College Director Dr. Ashok Kumar, Principal Dr. Prerna Mittal, Dean Academic Dr. Vineet Sharma, Dr. Sweta Rathi, Head of the Department of Home Science, and Dr. Mau Naeem, Head of the Department of Agriculture.</p><p>In this seminar, students presented 105 types of milk products (liquid, heat-desiccated, frozen, condensed, fermented, fat-rich, curdled milk, dried, and by-products) and 55 posters and 23 papers on the topic of milk and milk products. All participating students received certificates, and the winners were honored with mementos.</p><p>Dr. S.C. Kulshrestha, Chairman of Shri Ram Group of Colleges, reviewed all the products and explained to the students that they develop skills through milk product technology by engaging in practical and theoretical learning processes that encompass various aspects of dairy science. This field helps students gain proficiency in areas such as dairy processing, product formulation, quality control, and innovation. Skill development through milk product technology is facilitated by practical laboratory skills, where students learn to operate dairy equipment, perform milk testing, and conduct quality assessment, thereby enhancing their technical capabilities.</p><p>Dr. Jitendra Gupta explained that our country ranks first in the world in milk production, and students gain experience in product development, creating new milk products such as cheese, yogurt, butter, and fermented dairy items, which enhances creativity and problem-solving abilities. Training in quality assurance and safety, including hygiene standards, contamination control, and food safety protocols, increases their focus on quality and safety measures. Process optimization allows students to analyze and improve manufacturing processes, developing critical thinking and analytical skills. Research and innovation, through participation in research projects, fosters innovation and adaptability in developing sustainable and consumer-preferred dairy products.</p><p>Dr. Shweta Arya said that today is a very important and happy day for us because it is the birthday of Dr. Verghese Kurien, who brought about the White Revolution in our country, and today we are number one in the world in milk production. Dr. Verghese Kurien made significant efforts to promote the dairy sector, leading to the progress of farmers and the significant growth of the dairy sector in the country.</p><p>Dr. Suchi Mittal said that milk is a complete food for our lives. It protects our body from many diseases and provides strength. From birth to old age, milk is the only product that is easily digestible and energizing.</p><p>Dr. Ashok Kumar explained that the vitamins and micronutrients found in milk strengthen the body and protect against diseases. Nature provides milk from a mother's udder to her child so that the child can be physically strong, protected from diseases, and gain energy.</p><p>Dr. Naeem said that Dr. Verghese Kurien was born on November 26, 1921, in Calicut, Kerala. Therefore, after obtaining his master's degree, he joined Kaira Cooperative Milk Union Limited as an officer. Later, its name was changed to Anand Milk Union Limited. Dr. Verghese Kurien is the founder of Amul and is also known as the father of the White Revolution. He has been honored with numerous awards. Today, our country produces 239 million tons of milk, with a per capita consumption of 471 milliliters per day, a testament to Dr. Verghese Kurien's contributions. Milk is a substance rich in fat, protein, lactose, minerals, and vitamins, which we consume in liquid form or as products (butter, ghee, khoya, kulfi, paneer, ice cream, etc.).</p><p>Dr. Shweta Rathi explained that understanding market trends and product positioning through business and marketing skills prepares students for entrepreneurship and career opportunities in the dairy industry. Environmental and sustainability awareness, including learning about eco-friendly processing methods, enhances their understanding of sustainable practices in dairy technology.</p><p>All the faculty members of the Agriculture Department and the Home Science Department were present as co-organizers of this program.</p>	A two-day national seminar
Stress Reduction and Wellness Through Yoga and Ayurveda	2025-12-12	View More	<p><p>A highly useful and informative workshop on "Stress Reduction and Wellness Through Yoga and Ayurveda" was organized at Shri Ram College (Autonomous), Muzaffarnagar, in which all the faculty members of the college participated enthusiastically. The objective of this workshop was to familiarize teachers with alternative and authentic methods of stress management, physical and mental balance, and overall health.</p><span style="background-color: transparent; font-size: 0.875rem;"><p></span><span style="background-color: transparent;">The program began with the traditional lighting of the lamp, which conveyed the message of positive energy, knowledge, health, and purity. The lamp was lit by the chief guest, Yogi Dr. Amrit Raj, Director of Arogyadham Retreat and Wellness, along with the Principal of Shri Ram College, Prof. Prerna Mittal, Vice-Principal Dr. Saurabh Mittal, Dean IQAC Vineet Sharma, Dean Computer Applications Dr. Nishant Rathi, and Director of the Department of Fine Arts, Dr. Manoj Dhiman. Through the lighting of the lamp, all the guests conveyed the message that the light of knowledge, health, and mental peace provides a new direction to society and the institution.</span><span style="background-color: transparent; font-size: 0.875rem;"></p></span><span style="background-color: transparent; font-size: 0.875rem;"><p></span><span style="background-color: transparent;">On this occasion, the chief guest of the workshop, Yogi Dr. Amrit Raj, Director of Arogyadham Retreat and Wellness, was warmly welcomed with a bouquet of flowers upon his arrival.</span><span style="background-color: transparent; font-size: 0.875rem;"></p></span><span style="background-color: transparent; font-size: 0.875rem;"><p></span><span style="background-color: transparent;">He then elaborated on yoga, pranayama, meditation, Ayurvedic diet, and natural methods of stress reduction. He conducted simple, practical, and effective yoga exercises for the teachers, which the participating teachers found extremely beneficial.</span><span style="background-color: transparent; font-size: 0.875rem;"></p></span><span style="background-color: transparent; font-size: 0.875rem;"><p></span><span style="background-color: transparent;">Dr. Amrit Raj explained that stress can be controlled and the quality of life can be improved by adopting regular yoga, positive thinking, and an Ayurvedic routine.</span><span style="background-color: transparent; font-size: 0.875rem;"></p></span><span style="background-color: transparent; font-size: 0.875rem;"><p></span><span style="background-color: transparent;">On this occasion, the Principal of Shri Ram College, Dr. Prerna Mittal, said: </span><span style="background-color: transparent; font-size: 0.875rem;">In today's busy and stressful times, taking care of the mental and physical health of teachers is extremely important. Yoga and Ayurveda balance both the mind and body. Shri Ram College will continue to organize such programs for the overall development of its faculty. The program was successfully conducted by Dr. Reetu Pundir and Ayushi Garg, Lecturers in Basic Science. At the conclusion of the workshop, the college administration expressed its gratitude to Yogi Dr. Amrit Raj by presenting him with a plaque and a memento, stating that the session had been extremely inspiring and useful for the teachers. They also announced plans to organize more such workshops related to health, well-being, and self-development in the future.</span><span style="background-color: transparent; font-size: 0.875rem;"></p></span></p>	Stress Reduction and Wellness Through Yoga and Ayurveda
International Human Rights Day	2025-12-10	View More	<p>On the occasion of 'International Human Rights Day', a program was organized at Shri Ram College of Law, Muzaffarnagar, with the theme "Human Rights and Constitutional Duties".</p><p>The chief guest at the program was Mr. Sita Ram, ADJ (Secretary), District Legal Services Authority, Muzaffarnagar, and other guests included Dr. Ravindra Pratap Singh, Principal, Chaudhary Harchand Singh Law College, Dr. S.N. Chauhan, Director, Shri Ram College of Engineering, Dr. Ashok Kumar, Director, Shri Ram College, and Dr. Saurabh Mittal, Vice Principal, Shri Ram College. The program commenced with the lighting of the lamp by all the guests. All the guests were welcomed with bouquets of flowers.</p><p>Initiating the program, college spokesperson Ms. Anchal Agarwal said that human rights are the fundamental and universal rights of human beings, from which no person can be deprived on the basis of race, caste, nationality, or religion. Human rights include equality in economic and social rights and the right to education. On December 10, 1948, the United Nations issued the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, emphasizing the protection of human values and ideals.</p><p>Dr. Ravindra Pratap Singh, while explaining the objective of today's program, said that the main objective of human rights is to provide security to human dignity. The efforts made by the countries affiliated with the United Nations since 1950 to celebrate Human Rights Day are commendable.</p><p><span style="background-color: transparent;">Following this, the students participating in the program expressed their views. Student Smaira said that all individuals are born free and equal in dignity and rights. Student Junaira said that human rights are related to human beings because of their special existence, and therefore they are inherent from birth. Student Sapna said that although the current situation of human rights may seem attractive, human history is full of cruelty, violence, and atrocities. Student Rashi Goyal provided information about the Human Rights Commission. Mr. Vishvendra Panwar, spokesperson of Shri Ram College of Law, also expressed his views at the program. Mr. Sita Ram, ADJ (Secretary), District Legal Services Authority, Muzaffarnagar, stated that a human being is born as an infant, and from the moment of birth, the infant naturally acquires the right to live a life of dignity as a human being. Every human being has the right to freedom, equality, and respect, and an open path to progress in life and work in any field of society. Human rights were implemented very late in India. The Human Rights Act was enacted on September 28, 1993, and in light of this, the government constituted the National Human Rights Commission on October 12, 1993, to protect the interests and rights of citizens. He also described in detail the functions, powers, and working procedures of the Human Rights Commission.<br></span><span style="background-color: transparent;">The Principal of the college, Dr. Poonam Sharma, expressed her gratitude to all the guests.</span></p><p><span style="background-color: transparent;">The program was conducted by lecturer Ms. Anchal Agarwal.<br></span><span style="background-color: transparent;">The successful organization of the program was made possible by the commendable contributions of Dr. Poonam Sharma, Sonia Gaud, Sanjeev Kumar, Anchal Agarwal, Ritu Dhiman, Mini Singhal, Vishvendra Panwar, Ashish Kumar, Vinay Tiwari, Preeti, and Trilok Chand of Shri Ram College of Law.</span></p>	International Human Rights Day
Pollution control through crop residue management	2025-12-09	View More	<p>A two-day workshop on the topic of pollution control through crop residue management was organized by the Agriculture Department and Basic Science Department of Shri Ram College under the aegis of Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK), Chittora. The workshop was inaugurated by Dr. Yashpal Singh, Agricultural Scientist, KVK, Chittora, Principal Dr. Prerna Mittal, Director Ashok Kumar, Dean Academic Dr. Vineet Sharma, Dr. Pooja Tomar, Head of Basic Science Department, and Head of Agriculture Department, Dr. Mohd. Naeem.</p><p>The main speakers at this event were Dr. Reena and Dr. Soumya from KVK, Chittora. More than 300 students participated in this workshop. On the first day of the program, a poster and essay competition related to the topic was held. 150 students participated in the competition through posters and essays. The winning students were awarded first, second, and third prizes.</p><p>Dr. Yashpal Singh explained that crop residue management involves carefully handling and utilizing the plant material (straw, stalks, leaves) left behind after harvesting crops such as rice, wheat, and maize. Proper management may include incorporating residues into the soil, mulching, burning, or using residues for compost and bioenergy. It prevents air pollution caused by crop burning, as burning crop residues releases large amounts of particulate matter, carbon monoxide, methane, and other pollutants into the atmosphere, leading to smog, respiratory problems, and climate change. Managing residues by incorporating them into the soil or using them for other purposes reduces or eliminates open burning. It reduces soil and water pollution; proper residue management reduces the runoff of agrochemicals and nutrients, preventing water pollution. Incorporating residues improves soil structure, reduces soil erosion, and conserves water. It reduces greenhouse gas emissions, as burning it releases greenhouse gases like CO2 and methane. Other management methods reduce these emissions.</p><p>Dr. Reena explained that it increases soil fertility, and the residues act as organic matter, increasing soil nutrients and reducing the need for chemical fertilizers, which can cause pollution. Crop residue management methods include in-situ incorporation and tilling the residues into the soil for natural decomposition.</p><p>Mulching involves using the residues as mulch to conserve moisture and suppress weeds.</p><p>Composting involves converting the residues into compost to improve soil quality. It also includes using residues for bioenergy production and biofuel production. Other methods include promoting awareness and policies against open burning of residues.</p><p>Dr. Soumya explained that pollution control through crop residue management involves adopting methods to reduce environmental pollution caused by crop residues left after harvesting. If these residues are not managed properly, they can contribute to air pollution, water degradation, and soil degradation. Here are some specific methods of crop residue management for pollution control. Crop residue management is crucial for pollution control. It requires technological approaches, policy support, and educating farmers to promote sustainable agriculture and environmental health.</p><p>At the end of the program, Dr. Prerna Mittal thanked all the guests and students. A pledge was also taken to refrain from burning crop residues.</p><p>The program was successfully conducted by Ritu Pundir, Dr. Rahul Arya, and Dr. Rishabh Bhardwaj.</p><p>During the program, faculty members from the Agriculture Department and Basic Science Department, including Vivek, Sachin, Harshita, Milan Maan, Rama Median, Mahak Naaz, and Ayushi Garg, were present.</p>	Pollution control through crop residue management
A one-day training program for paralegal volunteers	2025-12-06	View More	<p>A one-day training program for paralegal volunteers was organized at the premises of Shri Ram College of Law, under the joint auspices of the District Legal Services Authority, Muzaffarnagar, and the college, as part of a cluster-based training program. The chief guest was Mr. Virendra Kumar Singh, District and Sessions Judge, Muzaffarnagar, and other guests included Mr. Sita Ram, ADJ, Secretary, DLSA Muzaffarnagar, Mr. Prabodh Kumar Verma, ADJ, Secretary, DLSA Saharanpur, Mr. Shrey Shukla, ADJ, Secretary, DLSA Bijnor, and Ms. Anchal Kasana, Civil Judge (Senior Division), Shamli.</p><p>The program commenced with the lighting of the lamp by the guests. All the guests were welcomed with bouquets of flowers. Initiating the program, college lecturer Anchal Agarwal stated that today's program focuses on government welfare schemes and providing assistance to society through legal volunteers. The objective of this program is to explain how the benefits of government schemes can be effectively delivered to the public.</p><p>Mr. Virendra Kumar Singh, District and Sessions Judge, Muzaffarnagar, congratulated everyone for organizing today's program and said that such programs are necessary to be organized from time to time so that the public can benefit from the schemes.</p><p>Four informative sessions were conducted during the program. In the first session, Mr. Shrey Shukla spoke on drug awareness and wellness schemes, Ms. Chhavi Rani on the child marriage eradication scheme, Mr. Varun Kumar on service schemes for persons with mental illness and intellectual disabilities, Mr. Rajiv Kumar on the senior citizen scheme, Ms. Nahid Parveen on human trafficking, and Mr. Manoj Kumar on the process of applying for specific assistance and documentation.</p><p>In the second session, Mr. Sanjay Kumar (District Probation Officer) Muzaffarnagar, Mr. Devesh Singh, Assistant Labour Commissioner Muzaffarnagar, Mr. Varun Kumar, Mr. Kamlesh Kumar, District Social Welfare Officer, Shivangi Walian, and Neena Tyagi delivered lectures on various government welfare schemes. In the third session, Dr. Ravindra Pratap Singh, Principal of Chaudhary Harchandra Singh College of Law, Khurja, delivered a lecture on the Juvenile Justice Act, Shri Vishwendra Panwar, Lecturer at Shri Ram College of Law, spoke on the POCSO Act, Shri Ashish Kumar, Lecturer at Shri Ram College of Law, discussed child labor laws, and Dr. Poonam Sharma, Principal of Shri Ram College of Law, gave a lecture on sexual harassment of women at the workplace.</p><p>In the fourth session, Shri Prabodh Verma, Secretary, DLSA, Additional District Judge, Saharanpur, and Shrey Shukla, Secretary, DLSA, Additional District Judge, Bijnor, delivered lectures on field documentation, case identification, and filling out forms and applications.</p><p>At the end of the program, Shri Sita Ram, ADJ, Secretary, DLA, Muzaffarnagar, expressed gratitude to the guests. The program concluded with the national anthem. The program was conducted by Anchal Agarwal, Lecturer at Shri Ram College of Law.</p><p>The successful organization of the program was made possible by the commendable contributions of Dr. Poonam Sharma, Sonia Gaur, Sanjeev Kumar, Anchal Agarwal, Ritu Dhiman, Mini Singhal, Vishwendra Panwar, Ashish Kumar, Nahid Anjum, Vinay Tiwari, Preeti, and Trilok Chand from Shri Ram College of Law.</p>	A one-day training program for paralegal volunteers
Digital Literacy Awareness	2025-12-03	View More	<p>A quiz competition on “Digital Literacy Awareness” was organized at Shri Ram College under the aegis of the Computer Department. The chief guest for this competition was Dr. Prerna Mittal, Principal of Shri Ram College. Five teams participated in this competition. The competition included the following rounds: Computer Fundamentals, IT Trends, Computer History, and Visuals. In the first round, 25 questions were asked on Computer Fundamentals. In the second round, questions related to current IT trends were asked. The third round focused on computer history. In the fourth and final round, participants were shown pictures of prominent personalities and asked to identify them and the companies they were associated with.</p><p>Team-Param consisted of Anmol Bhardwaj, Rishiraj, and Priyanshu Gupta; Team-Mihir included Kanhaiya Kumar, Saurabh Kumar Raj, and Harsh Kumar; Team-Pratyush had members Vansh Sharma, Akash Kumar, and Sevak Kumar; Team-Airavat comprised Arpit Bansal, Mohd. Uwesh, and Dhruv Baliyan; and Team-Eka consisted of Himesh, Rakshit, and Aditya Namdev. Team-Param, with Anmol Bhardwaj, Rishiraj, and Priyanshu Gupta, secured the first position with 85 points. Two teams, Team-Mihir and Team-Pratyush, jointly secured the second position with 70 points each. Two teams, Team-Airavat and Team-Eka (Himesh, Rakshit, and Aditya Namdev and Arpit Bansal, Mohd. Uwesh, and Dhruv Baliyan), also jointly secured the third position with 55 points each. All the rounds of the quiz were very exciting, and the participants displayed excellent knowledge, quick thinking, and a remarkable understanding of digital awareness.</p><p>Chief Guest Dr. Prerna Mittal said that it is a matter of great joy that such a good program can be organized in a city like Muzaffarnagar. He praised the competition, stating that the questions covered all aspects of digital literacy awareness in detail and also thoroughly explained its benefits.</p><p>The stage was efficiently managed by BCA first-year students Sneha Kumari and Mahi Kumari, who also informed the students present about the importance of the program.</p><p><span style="background-color: transparent;">At the end of the competition, the Head of Department, Mr. Nishant Rathi, thanked the participants, organizers, judges, and collaborators. In his address, he said that such competitions not only enhance the knowledge of the students but also prepare them to adapt to the rapidly changing technologies of the digital age. The department will continue to organize similar activities in the future.</span><span style="background-color: transparent;">The program concluded in an enthusiastic atmosphere with congratulations to the winning teams.</span></p><p>Those present at the event included Mrs. Neetu Singh, Mr. Amit Tyagi, Dr. Pramod Kumar, Sanjay Kant Tyagi, Mohd. Yusuf, Praveen Kumar, Mrs. Vandana Sharma, Sumit Saini, Garima Deshwal, Vikas Sharma, Himanshu Hora, Siddhant Garg, Rahul Deshwal, Mukul Kumar, Kapil Kumar, Abhinav Tyagi, Mohd. Sahil Usmani, Amit Rathi, Manoj Pundir, Hans Kumar, and Dinesh Yadav, among others.</p>	Digital Literacy Awareness
Youth Fest 2025	2025-11-30	View More	<p>Youth Fest 2025, held at Shri Ram College, proved to be a highly anticipated event, showcasing the creativity, talent, and cultural diversity of the upcoming generation. True to its theme, "A Blunt of Art and Culture," this year's Youth Festival proved to be a spectacular showcase of art, culture, and innovation.</p><p>A total of 933 students from 43 schools across the Uttar Pradesh and CBSE boards enthusiastically participated in this year's festival, making the event even more grand and competitive. Music, dance, drama, and various creative competitions provided students with an excellent opportunity to showcase their talents.</p><p><span style="background-color: transparent;">The event was inaugurated by Chief Guest Dr. Kapil Dev Agarwal, Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Vocational Education and Skill Development, Government of Uttar Pradesh; Special Guest Mr. Sandeep Kumar, Basic Education Officer; Dr. S.C. Kulshrestha, Founder of Shri Ram College; and Dr. Prerna Mittal, Principal.</span><span style="background-color: transparent;">The event was presided over by Dr. S.C. Kul</span>shrestha, Chairman of Shri Ram College.</p><p><span style="background-color: transparent;">The program was divided into three main categories.<br></span><span style="background-color: transparent;">Cultural activities included group singing, group dance, duet singing, duet dance, solo singing, solo dance, cultural presentations, and school band performances.</span></p><p><span style="background-color: transparent;">Creative activities included Food Without Flame, Mehndi Art, Nail Art, Creative Activities, Collage Making, Best Out of Waste, Jewelry Making, Barbie Doll Making, and Face Painting.</span><span style="background-color: transparent;">Sports activities included Kho-Kho, Volleyball, Table Tennis, and Carrom.</span></p><p><span style="background-color: transparent;">All these activities were aimed at promoting sportsmanship, creativity, discipline, and teamwork among children.</span><span style="background-color: transparent;">All competitions were evaluated by an experienced jury, including Dr. Pooja Tomar and other expert members. The judges evaluated the participants' performances fairly and meticulously and announced the results.</span></p><p>Students from Nawab Azmat Ali Khan Girls Inter College, Muzaffarnagar, captivated everyone with their outstanding performance in duet singing. Meanwhile, students from Sharden Public School, with their outstanding performances in all dance categories, received widespread appreciation from the audience.</p><p>The winners of various competitions were honored with a memento and a certificate, along with prize money of Rs. 5100 for first place, Rs. 3100 for second place and Rs. 2100 for third place. A lucky draw was also held, and the participants who performed exceptionally well were honored with consolation prizes.</p>	Youth Fest 2025
Rural Youth Skill Development Program	2025-11-24	View More	<p>The closing ceremony of the 25-day Rural Youth Skill Development Program, organized under the aegis of the Faculty of Agriculture and the Department of Agriculture, Government of Uttar Pradesh, was held today. The closing ceremony was inaugurated by Senior Technical Assistants Sachin Kumar and Meetu, Uttar Pradesh Government, Chief Guest Devender Chaudhary, Principal Dr. Prerna Mittal, Director of Pharmacy Dr. Girendra Gautam, Research Director Dr. R.P. Singh, Director of Engineering Dr. S.N. Chauhan, and Department Head Dr. Maulana Naeem.</p><p>The keynote speakers were Dr. Sweta Rathi, Dean, Home Science, Dr. Pooja Tomar, Dean, Basic Science, Dr. Anjali Jakhar, Economics, Dr. Akshay Kumar, Post-Harvest, Dr. Riya Jakhawal, Horticulture, and Dr. Umara Rahmani, Disease and Pest Management. The program attracted 270 participants, 110 of whom were part of the program.</p><p>During the training, trainees were periodically examined. Based on the test, Vivek won the first prize, Vikrant Bhardwaj won the second prize, and Zoya Rana won the third prize. Certificates were distributed to all the trainees.</p><p>The trainees explained that the Rural Youth Agriculture Skills Development Program benefits rural youth by enhancing their skills, creating employment opportunities, reducing poverty, promoting sustainable farming practices, instilling confidence and leadership, reducing migration from cities, improving food security, and promoting community development. Its goal is to empower rural youth by enhancing their agricultural skills through training, capacity building, and adopting new technologies. It provides infrastructure support, financial literacy, and market linkages to promote self-reliance, reduce unemployment, and boost rural economic development. Regular monitoring ensures continuous improvement in the program's effectiveness.</p><p>On this occasion, Mr. Sachin Kumar explained that the Rural Youth Agriculture Skills Development Program is an important initiative aimed at empowering rural youth by enhancing their agricultural knowledge and practical skills. This program focuses on equipping youth with modern farming techniques, sustainable methods, and entrepreneurial skills to improve productivity, income, and overall livelihoods. By fostering innovation and self-reliance among rural youth, this initiative plays a vital role in promoting rural development, reducing unemployment, and ensuring food security. It encourages youth to actively participate in agriculture, making traditional farming a profitable and sustainable livelihood option.</p><p><span style="background-color: transparent;">Ms. Meetu explained that the Rural Youth Agriculture Skills Development program aims to empower rural youth by providing them with essential farming knowledge, skills, and competencies. The initiative aims to increase their productivity, sustainability, and income-earning capabilities, thereby contributing to village development, reducing unemployment, and promoting sustainable farming practices. Ultimately, the goal is to create self-reliant and skilled rural youth who can effectively contribute to agricultural growth and rural prosperity.</span><span style="background-color: transparent;">Dr. R.P. Singh welcomed all the guests and trainees.</span></p><p>Dr. Naeem explained that the objective of Rural Skill Development is to enhance the employability and self-reliance of rural people by providing them with essential vocational skills. This initiative aims to promote sustainable livelihood opportunities, reduce poverty, and improve the overall socio-economic status of rural communities. Key objectives include empowering rural youth and women, promoting entrepreneurship, increasing productivity in agriculture and related sectors, and connecting rural populations to the larger economy. Ultimately, the objective of Rural Skill Development is to create a balanced and inclusive development environment that ensures rural areas can effectively contribute to national development.</p><p>Dr. Girendra Gautam explained that the purpose of skills is to develop and enhance specific abilities and capabilities that enable individuals to perform work effectively and efficiently. Skills help achieve personal goals, increase productivity, and achieve professional success. They also help in problem solving, ability to adjust in different situations and continuous learning.</p><p><span style="background-color: transparent;">Dr. RP Singh thanked all the guests and trainees and said that Shri Ram College will continue to conduct this training in future as well which will provide employment opportunities for the youth.</span><span style="background-color: transparent;">Dr. Vineet Kumar, Dr. Shweta Rathi, Dr. Girendra Gautam, Dr. Pooja Tomar, Dr. Vipin Kumar, Dr. Anjali Jakhar, Dr. Praveen Malik, Dr. Riya, Dr. Umra, Dr. Suraj Singh, Dr. Rajkumar, Dr. Sachin Kumar, Dr. Santosh, Dr. Ratna Kiran were present during the program.</span></p>	Rural Youth Skill Development Program
Pharmaceutical Artificial Intelligence	2025-11-22	View More	<p>Shri Ram College of Pharmacy hosted a grand, informative, and forward-looking conference on "Pharmaceutical Artificial Intelligence." The event began with Saraswati Vandana and the lighting of lamps. Guests then presented their views on emerging scientific aspects related to the pharmaceutical sector and the various facets of artificial intelligence. This prestigious event was attended by students and faculty from various colleges across the state, and over 1,000 students actively participated, a testament to the program's popularity and importance.</p><p><span style="background-color: transparent;">The chief guest was Anil Kumar, Cabinet Minister for Science and Technology, Government of Uttar Pradesh. Special guests included Dr. Sankalp Kulshrestha, Founder Secretary, Shri Ram Group of Colleges, Dr. Purushottam, Regional Minister, BJP, Dr. K. Satish Sharma, Vice Chancellor, Surajmal University, Dr. Manoj Mishra, Director, Amity University, Gwalior, and Dr. Girendra Kumar Gautam, Director, Shri Ram College of Pharmacy, among other eminent personalities.</span><span style="background-color: transparent;">Addressing the students, Dr. Satish Sharma explained that artificial intelligence is emerging as a revolutionary technology in research, pharmaceutical manufacturing, and industrial processes. He added that artificial intelligence has taken efficiency, speed, and quality to new levels in the pharmaceutical sector.</span></p><p><span style="background-color: transparent;">Following this, Chief Guest Anil Kumar Ji stated that such conferences are extremely useful platforms for exchanging ideas and expanding knowledge of new technologies. He stated that the pharmaceutical industry is the backbone of India's economy and healthcare system, and the role of artificial intelligence in this field will grow rapidly in the coming years. Technology-based solutions are providing new opportunities for youth and creating limitless possibilities for them.</span><span style="background-color: transparent;">On this occasion, Dr. Sankalp Kulshrestha, Founder Secretary, SRGC, stated in his address that the primary objective of this conference is to connect students with modern technologies, especially artificial intelligence, and to familiarize them with the changing needs of research, innovation, and industry. He explained that such educational events not only expand knowledge but also prepare students for global competition.</span></p><p>The second phase of the program, a symposium on artificial intelligence (AI), was held in which several experts, including Pradeep Kumar Vishwakarma, Associate Director, Cipla Pharmaceuticals, Dr. Amrita Mishra, Delhi University, and Dr. Arun Kumar Mishra, Director, IIT Delhi College of Pharmacy, Amrita, shared their research experiences. Over 200 published and presented research papers were presented during the session, and students presented their research work through PowerPoint presentations. Experts discussed the role of artificial intelligence in the pharmaceutical sector, data-driven decision-making, drug discovery, formulation design, and the utility of smart technologies.</p><p>A poster presentation session was held, in which over 200 students enthusiastically participated. Students presented scientific concepts, research findings, and data analysis in their respective disciplines in an engaging manner. Interactions with experts, faculty members, and researchers provided students with an opportunity to understand scientific methodology, reasoning, presentation skills, and research approaches.</p><p>Addressing the students, Dr. Girendra Kumar Gautam, Director of Shri Ram College of Pharmacy, said that while cultural events foster creativity and self-confidence, such scientific and technical events connect them with future advanced technologies and research-based knowledge. He encouraged participants to continuously learn, embrace innovation, and develop a scientific outlook.</p><p>On this occasion, Dr. Prerna Mittal, Principal, Shri Ram College, said that such innovative and scientific programs not only foster students' enthusiasm for research but also provide them with an opportunity to understand the real needs of the industry and global standards. She added that the college continuously strives to connect students with future technologies and opportunities through such educational events.</p><p>Dr. Sandeep Kumar, Dr. Manoj Kumar Gupta, Dr. Ramdutt Sharma, Sabia Parveen, Tinku Kumar, Lokesh Kumar, Jyoti Jain, Avi Dubey, Aarti Chopra, Mussayab Khan, Tarannum Fatima, Shivam Tyagi, Aryavrat, Ujjwal, Shaili, Shikha Rathi, Shubham, Salman, Shashibhushan, Bhudev, Ramsingh, Sushil, Vikas Kumar, Arshad, Sanjay Kumar etc. played an important role in the success of the program.</p>	Pharmaceutical Artificial Intelligence
Unlocking Your Potential: A Guide to Career Success	2025-11-20	View More	<p>The Faculty of Agriculture and Computer Applications at Shri Ram College, under the auspices of the Department of Agriculture and Employment, Muzaffarnagar (Government of Uttar Pradesh), organized a career counseling program for educated youth on the topic "Unlocking Your Potential: A Guide to Career Success." This program was part of the 25-day Rural Youth Skill Development Program. The program was inaugurated by Dr. Pramod Sirohi, Deputy Director of Agriculture, Muzaffarnagar; Mrs. Parul Singhal, Employment Officer; Dr. Ashok Kumar, Institute Director; Dr. Prerna Mittal, Principal of Shri Ram College; Dr. Vineet Kumar Sharma; Nishant Rathi, Dean of Computer Applications, and Dr. Mohammed Naeem, Chairperson of the Agriculture Department.</p><p>The program included key experts Dr. Sonali Singh, District Assistant Employment Officer; Mr. Tarun Pal, Senior Lecturer, Hindustan; Mr. Aryan Raj Kaushik, Chief Counselor, and others who provided guidance on the future of the youth. Dr. Sonali Singh told the youth that "Unlocking Your Potential: A Guide to Career Success" is a comprehensive information resource designed to help people identify their strengths, set realistic goals, and develop strategies to achieve their professional dreams. The guide emphasizes self-awareness, continuous learning, and courage as essential for unleashing hidden talents and maximizing career growth. Whether you're just starting out or looking to advance, it offers practical advice, motivational insights, and actionable steps to help you strengthen your journey toward a fulfilling and successful work life.</p><p>In his lecture, Aryan Raj Kaushik discussed the importance of career counseling for graduate students, emphasizing the specific challenges they face and their stages of development. It emphasizes the role of a career counselor in fostering self-awareness, exploring diverse career options, including academic, industry, entrepreneurship, and non-traditional paths, and developing essential skills such as resume writing, interview techniques, and networking. The session discusses various counseling strategies, including individual sessions, group workshops, and the use of technology, as well as challenges such as balancing goals and managing uncertainty. Practical case studies and success stories illustrate effective approaches. The lecture concludes by emphasizing the importance of ongoing support, mentorship, and proactive career planning, along with providing resources for further guidance.</p><p>Mr. Tarun Pal, Senior Lecturer at Hindustan, explained that improving study habits is crucial for graduate students' career success. Key strategies include setting goals, creating a balanced study schedule, managing time effectively, using active learning techniques, utilizing resources, improving research skills, networking, seeking feedback, maintaining a healthy lifestyle, staying motivated, developing soft skills, and planning for career growth.</p><p><span style="background-color: transparent;">At the end of the program, Mrs. Parul Singhal and Dr. Ashok Kumar thanked all the experts and participants.</span><span style="background-color: transparent;">Dr. Vineet Kumar, Dr. Shweta Rathi, Dr. Girendra Gautam, Dr. Pooja Tomar, Dr. Vipin Kumar, Dr. Anjali Jakhar, Dr. Praveen Malik, Dr. Riya, Dr. Umra, Dr. Suraj Singh, Dr. Rajkumar, Dr. Sachin Kumar, Dr. Santosh, Dr. Ratna Kiran were present during the program.</span></p>	Unlocking Your Potential: A Guide to Career Success
Science Exhibition-2025	2025-11-19	View More	<p>The Science Exhibition-2025 program was organized at the Shri Ram Group of Colleges, in which students from various engineering disciplines participated with functional and non-functional models. The program was inaugurated by the chief guest, Dr. S.C. Kulshrestha, Chairman of the Shri Ram Group of Colleges, Dr. S.N. Chauhan, Director of Shri Ram College, and Dr. Ashok Kumar.</p><p>The first prize was awarded to Anuj Kumar Kashyap, Abhinav, Ankit Kumar, Ayush Verma, and Kartik Sharma for "Waste Material to Electricity." The second prize was awarded to Divya, Vrinda, Bulbul, Vaishnavi, Prachi, and Kashish for "Future City of India." The third prize was awarded to Suraj, Kartik, Vasu, Kanishka, Khushi, and Bhavya for "Footstep Electricity."</p><p>The first consolation prize was awarded to Piyush, Aryan, Anurag, Ravi, and Aamir for "LiFi." The second consolation prize was awarded to students Shivansh Dhiman, Vansh Sharma, Vansh Kumar, and Sudhanshu for the Universal Terrain Truck. The third consolation prize was awarded to Vishant, Lavish, Sagar Pal, and Abhishek for the Regenerative Shock Absorber.</p><p>Further, the first commendation prize was awarded to Dan Tofiq, Afzal Ali, Aryan, Anas, and Zeeshan for the Incubator. The second commendation prize was awarded to Dhani, Divya, Bhumika, Bhavri, Ananya, and Bhavana for the Agni L-1. The third commendation prize was awarded to students Shivam Aryan and Atul Pal for the Motorized Bicycle.</p><p>Dr. S.C. Kulshrestha, Chairman of the Shri Ram Group of Colleges, congratulated all the participants, saying that winning a prize is not only important, but participating in such competitions is even more important. The models created by the students were so imbued with a high level of creativity that it was very difficult to select the winners. Wishing the participants a bright future, he said that the Shri Ram Group of Colleges periodically organizes programs to nurture the talents of child scientists.</p><p>Dr. SN Chauhan, Director of the Shri Ram Group of Colleges, said that this year, a larger number of students participated than in previous years, indicating that the new generation is enthusiastic about pursuing a career in science and technology. He further stated that in science, nothing is considered true without thought, reasoning, experimentation, and testing. The child scientists' models convey the message that it is important to understand the underlying principles behind the experiments. If students engage in experiments with interest, they will surely learn something from them.</p><p>On this occasion, Dean Academics of Shri Ram Group of Colleges Dr. Suchitra Tyagi, Head of Department of Applied Science Dr. Akanksha Singh, Head of Department of Mechanical Engineering Engr. Pawan Kumar, Head of Department of Civil Engineering Engr. Firoz Ali, Head of Department of Electrical Engineering Dr. Ankur Kumar, Head of Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering Engr. Kanupriya, Head of Department of Computer Science and Engineering Engr. Ashish Chauhan and all other faculty members were present.</p>	Science Exhibition-2025
SRC won the Maa Shakumbhari Inter-College Handball (Women's)	2025-11-18	View More	<p><span style="background-color: transparent;">Students from the Physical Education Department of Shri Ram College brought honor to the college by winning the Maa Shakumbhari Inter-College Handball (Women's) Competition with a stellar performance.</span><span style="background-color: transparent;">Providing information about the competition, Mr. Pramod Kumar, Head of the Physical Education Department of Shri Ram College, stated that the Inter-College Handball (Women's) Competition was held at Government Girls PG College, Kandhla. Players from five colleges of Maa Shakumbhari University, including Government College, Kandhla, Gochar College, Rampur Maniharan, VSP Kairana, VV College, Shamli, and Shri Ram College, Muzaffarnagar, participated. In the final and decisive match of the competition, the team of Shri Ram College, Muzaffarnagar comprising Kajal, Jyoti, Mansi, Shivani, Riya Shah, Naina Kapoor, Priyanka defeated the team of Government College, Kandhla, by 15-11 and won the Inter-College Handball (Women's Category) title. He informed that this women's team will play in the Inter-University Handball (Women's Category) competition representing Maa Shakumbhari University, Saharanpur.</span></p><p>On this occasion, Dr. SC Kulshrestha, Chairman of Shri Ram Group of Colleges, presented the players with mementos on their arrival at the college and wished them a bright future. While extending his best wishes, he said that all the players try to give their best performance in the competition. In this competition also, the participants of this college won due to their excellent performance.</p><p>On this occasion, Principal of Shri Ram College, Dr. Prerna Mittal and Director of Shri Ram College, Dr. Ashok Kumar encouraged all the winning players on their victory and expressed hope that the players of the college will maintain similar excellent performance in future as well and will play with full dedication and hard work. On this occasion, college lecturers Dr. Abdul Aziz Khan, Sandeep Deswal, Amardeep, Tarun and Vishwadeep Kaushik etc. congratulated the winning team and wished them a bright future.</p>	SRC won the Maa Shakumbhari Inter-College Handball (Women's)

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