a report on visit to kochmul 2019-2020

A REPORT ON VISIT TO KOCHMUL 2019-2020.

The pg students of economics & Final year BA Students visited kochmul.Thefaculty members namely Prof. Nagesh & Vinutha accompanied the students. Thisvisit was conducted on 06-09-2019.

This was an opportunity for the students to gain a wide knowledge about milkproduction, the price per liter, cost analysis, marketing profit structure etc.students had a discussion on the labourers working in kochmul.Their wagestructures basis of employment I.e., permanent or temporary various benefitsgiven to the labourers etc.

This was in deed a good & fruitful visit to kochumul by the department ofeconomics

A REPORT ON FIELD VISIT DATED-O4 -09-2019.

The I MA & II MA Students government college for women visiteda village called Nenamanahalli in order to study variety of crops,which yielded good revenue with the use of organic manure. Facultymembers prof, A BRUNDA DEVI, NAGESH K, VINUTHA L,Accompanied the students.

The owner i.e., the farmer viz. chandrashekar explained the cost ofgrowing the crops, profit involved maintances of fertility of landwater saving methods etc.

Types of trees in acre of land were mango drumstick mulberrypomegranate gauwa lemon etc. Multiple cropping indeed a good

agriculture. This trip was really useful for the students formotivating for self employment in agriculture.

We also visited one social forestry where farmer has grownsandalwood, teakwood &other forest oriented trees which givesenormous amount of income.

Field Visit Report-2019

Dr. AKQ-GCW-Kolar Page 1

Department of Botany, Government College for Women Kolar has organised a plant

collection trip (Taxonomy) paper-V for the submission of herbarium in practical examination on

Saturday the 05 October 2019 to Antaragange Betta, Kolar, a group of 76 students of final year

(CBZ and CBBt) Prof. Padma N, Head of the Department and Mrs. Nethravathi K, Mr. Kishore

faculty of the department accompanied with the students.

Prof. Padma N, Head of the Department and Mrs. Nethravathi K, along with Students



Introduction:

Antaragange (also known as Antaragange) is a mountain situated in

the Shathashrunga mountain range in the southeastern portion of

the Indian state of Karnataka, Kolar district. Antaragange literally means "Ganges from deep"

in Kannada. It is about two miles from the town of Kolar and seventy kilometers

from Bangalore. Antaragange is famous for Sri Kashi Vishweshwara temple, also known as

Kashi of South. The temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. In the temple is a pond which gets a

continuous flow of underground water from the mouth of a Basava (stone bull). It is believed

that drinking water from the pond cleanse one from many diseases.

Antaragange is a mountain located in the Shathashrunga mountain range. It is

located three kilometers from Kolar in the direction of Kolar Betta, the series of mountains that

form the temple backdrop. This is a sacred spot consecrated with a temple and tank which

receives water from a spring.

The word ‘Antaragange’ means ‘Ganges from deep’ in Kannada. The Kasi

Vishweshwara temple is the main attraction of this place. This place is also referred to as

Dakshina Kashi or Kashi of the South. The mountain contains a number of volcanic rocks of

various sizes and naturally carved caves around it. A clear view of entire town of Kolar can be

seen from the top of this mountain.



Antaragange, Kolar – A Tale Told by Caves, Temples and Rocks

Antaragange is a hill range that is blessed with unique natural beauty. The rocky hill

range is situated at a height of about 1226 metres from sea level in the Kolar district of

Karnataka, approximately 70 km from Bangalore.

The main attractions of Antaragange are numerous volcanic rock formations and a series

of natural caves formed from small volcanic rocks. The name Antaragange also refers to a

perennial spring that is found near the Kashi Vishweshwara temple on the hilly range. The hilly

range is a haven for trekkers and adventure seekers.

The beauty of Antaragange:

Antaragange is a unique hill that is covered by a blanket of dense forest at the base.

However, as one moves up the rocky hill the greenery thins out and is finally replaced by some

thorny bushes that adorn the top of the hill.



The mystic caves:

The caves of the hill are a major draw for the travellers. These caves are a result of

natural accumulation of big and small rocks over a long period of time to form cave like

structures. The caves are of various sizes. Some of the caves are so small and narrow that it is

impossible to pass through them. Some of the caves can only be explored by crawling through

them, as they do not have the space to allow travellers to stand and explore them.

Charms of temples and springs:

Another major attraction of Antaragange is the presence of a few old temples. The hill

also has a few natural springs. Among the springs the most famous one is found inside the Kashi

Vishweshwara Temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. The temple is also known as the Antaragange

Temple due to the presence of the spring. The specialty of the spring is that it emerges from a

small crevice in the rock and flows throughout the year.

The spring is a steady stream of water, the source of which is unknown to everyone. The

stream of water flows into a pond situated nearby. The water of this Antaragange spring is

considered to be sacred by the local people and tourists with a spiritual bend of mind. It is

believed that the water flowing out of the spring has its origin in the holy river Ganga that flows

through the eastern part of the country. It is remarkable to note that Antaragange means Inner

Stream or Ganges from deep.

Antaragange is a destination that never ceases to attract visitors. The pleasant weather of

the area adds to the lure of the place.

Explore the beauty of nature at Antaragange:

To add to the adventure the place is scattered with the natural caves. Exploring the caves

and rock formations can be a memorable experience. The ancient caves are inviting and

intimidating at the same time. Some caves are set deep beneath the rocks. Such caves are cool

but musty. Some caves are so narrow that it is impossible to explore them by any means. Some

others are large enough to allow adventure seekers to make comfortable entry into them.



Young Taxonomist observing plants Argeria cunnat Family: Convolvulaceae

Carollina umbellata Family: Cactaceae Keenly observing Plant lover



Gloriosa superbaFamily: Liliaceae Prof. Padma.N, HOD with student’s discussion

Students entering to Resort Students at Break



GOVERNEMENT OF KARNATAKA

Department of collegiate education

Bangalore University

GOVERNEMENT COLLEGE FOR WOMEN-KOLAR

DEPARTMENT OF BOTANy

FIELD VISIT report

2019-20

GOVERNMENT OF KARNATAKA

(Dept. of Collegiate Education)GOVERNMENT COLLEGE FOR WOMEN

KOLAR - 563 101( Affiliated to Bangalore University &Recognised under section 12B of U.G.C Act of 1956.)Ph: 08152-222652website: www.gfgc.kar.nic.in/kolar-womenemail id: [email protected]

Date: 21-10-2019

CIRCULAR

Sub: “Commerce & Mgt. activities forum inauguration, Orientation to Istyear B.Com, BBA and Fresher’s day”

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Dear students,

All Ist year B.Com and BBA students are hereby informed to attend Orientation programme at10am on 26-10-2019 in Swami Vivekananda Hall, GCW, Kolar, Orientation programme will beconducted by Prof. H.N.Suresh, Asst. Professor Dept. of Commerce. It is followed by Commerceand Mgt. activities forum inauguration by Sri Dayananda L Guddin, HR advisor, Mahendra Aerospace PVT Ltd, Narasapura, at 12 noon.

Working Lunch is provided to all the B.Com and BBA students between 1.30 to 2.15, At 2.30pmFresher’s day celebration and cultural programmes, 4.30pm valedictory by vote of thanksfollowed by National anthem.

With regards,

EVENT ORGANISED REPORT (ACADEMIC YEAR 2019-20)NAME OF DEPARTMENT COMMERCE AND

MANAGEMENT

NAME OF EVENT ORGANISED “Commerce & Mgt. activities foruminauguration, Orientation to Ist yearB.Com, BBA and Fresher’s day”

TITLE OF THE EVENT “Commerce & Mgt. activities foruminauguration, Orientation to Ist yearB.Com, BBA and Fresher’s day”

DATE OF EVENT ORGANISED 26-10-2019

NAME OF THECOORDINATOR/CONVENOROF EVENT

Prof. Muniraju G, AssistantProfessor and HOD of Commerce.

PARTICIPANTS ALL B.COM AND BBASTUDENTS

NO. OF PARTICIPANTS(STUDENTS+STAFF)

1200 STUDENTS & 34 STAFFMEMBERS

NAME OF THEEXPERT/RESOURCEPERSON/CHIEF GUEST WITHDESIGNATION

1. Sri Dayananda L Guddin,HR advisor, Mahendra Aero spacePVT Ltd, Narasapura,

Topic: “HR Needs of Corporate sector”

2. Prof. H.N.Suresh, Asst. ProfessorDept. of Commerce.

OBJECTIVE OF THE EVENT To provide the families of new studentscomprehensive information about theUniversity, Campus, academic and studentservice resources and programs.




Date: 15-08-2019

CIRCULAR

Sub: Activity based workshop on “Effective Utilisation of earned money”.----------------

Dear students,

All the final year B.Com and BBA students are hereby informed to attend theactivity based workshop on “Effective utilisation of earned money” on 17-08-2019 at 10 am in Room No.28, 29 and 30 (Three parallel sessions) organised byDept. of Commerce and Management. Resource persons are from ANZ SupportServices India Pvt. Ltd. Bangalore.

With regards


MANAGEMENT

NAME OF EVENT ORGANISED ACTIVITY BASED WORKSHOP

TITLE OF THE EVENT “EFFECTIVE UTILISATION OFEARNED MONEY”




PARTICIPANTS FINAL YEAR B.COM AND BBASTUDENTS




Mr. Lokesh,

Mr.Sridhar,

Ms.Mahalakshmi,

HR trainers, ANZ Support ServicesIndia Pvt Ltd, B’lore,

OBJECTIVE OF THE EVENT 1. To make students understand andAnalyze their Financial Needs.

2. To guide Investment Diversification.

OUTCOME OF THE EVENT 1. Students were conscious to Keep theirMoney Safe.

2. Aware of Money Growth.3. Ready to save up for future.



KOLAR - 563 101(Affiliated to Bangalore University &Recognised under section 12B of U.G.C Act of 1956.)Ph: 08152-222652website: www.gfgc.kar.nic.in/kolar-womenemail id: [email protected]

Date: 20-09-2019

CIRCULAR

Sub: “Financial education work shop on Working of Securities Market”----------------

Dear students,

All the final year B.Com and BBA students are hereby informed to take active partin the Financial Education work shop on “Working of Securities Market”organised by Department of Commerce & Management on 25-09-2019 at11.00am in Room No.34. Resource person Mr. D’Souza, representative of SEBI,Bangalore.

With regards


MANAGEMENT

NAME OF EVENT ORGANISED FINANCIAL EDUCATION WORKSHOP

TITLE OF THE EVENT “Financial education work shop onWorking of Securities Market”






139STUDENTS & 06 STAFFMEMBERS


Mr. D’Souza,

Representative of Securities ExchangeBoard of India, Bangalore.

OBJECTIVE OF THE EVENT 1. To educate students onstructure of securities market.

2. To describe trading mechanismof securities market.




Date: 09-09-2019

CIRCULAR

Sub: “Guest Lecture programme on How to read financial statements”----------------

Dear students,

All the final year B.Com and BBA students are hereby informed to attend Guest Lectureprogramme on “HOW TO READ FINANCIAL STATEMENTS” organised by Departmentof Commerce & Management on 13-09-2019 at 10.30am in Room No.34. Resource person Dr.Rajesh Kumar, a financial analyst and founder Vittam Pravina Gurushala, Bangalore.

With regards


MANAGEMENT

NAME OF EVENT ORGANISED GUEST LECTURE PROGRAMME

TITLE OF THE EVENT “HOW TO READ FINANCIALSTATEMENTS”








Dr. Rajesh Kumar,

Financial analyst and founder VittamPravina Gurushala, Bangalore.

OBJECTIVE OF THE EVENT 1. To discuss about variousfinancial statements.

2. To explicate an art of readingfinancial statements to students.

OUTCOME OF THE EVENT 1. Students were able to read, analyseand write inferences on variousfinancial statements.



KOLAR - 563 101(Affiliated to Bangalore University &Recognised under section 12B of U.G.C Act of 1956.)Ph: 08152-222652website: www.gfgc.kar.nic.in/kolar-womenemail id: [email protected]

EVENT ORGANISED REPORT

NAME OF DEPARTMENT Political ScienceNAME OF EVENT ORGANISED Department of Political ScienceTITLE OF THE EVENT Special Lecture on Human Rights and

Women.DATE OF EVENT ORGANISED 23/09/19NAME OF THECOORDINATOR/CONVENOR OF EVENT

HOD and Faculty of Political ScienceDepartment.

PARTICIPANTS Students and StaffNO. OF PARTICIPANT(STUDENTS+STAFF)

220

NAME OF THE EXPERT/RESOURCEPERSON/CHIEF GUEST WITHDESIGNATION

Hon. Member of KSHRC, Sri RoopakKumar Dutta, Retd. IPS

OBJECTIVE OF THE EVENT *To create awareness regarding womenRights.* To know about importance of HumanRights.* Our is Women’s college, it is important toknow what rights we have being women andwhat are the constitutional provisions forwomen?

OUTCOME OF THE EVENT After successfully completing theprogramme by students and staff will beable to.

* Students understand the importance ofHuman Rights.* Students knew about the constitutionalprovisions for women.* Students came to know about their rightsand make use of it in their daily life.

ENCLOSURES:

1. INVITATION2. PHOTOS/VIDEOS WITH CAPTIONS3. FEEDBACK FORM4. LIST OF STUDENTS ATTENDED WITH SIGNATURE.5. 2 COPIES OF CIRCULARS – 1 FOR PRINCIPAL AND 1 FOR IQAC.6. REQUISITON LETTER TO THE PRINCIPAL FOR ORGANISING THE PROGRAM.

Chief Guest are on the Dias Chef Guest is delivering Lecture

College Staff, Guests and students lessening to lecture Guests honoured specially abled student



KOLAR - 563 101(NAAC Re- Accredited with B Grade, Affiliated to Bangalore University &Recognised under section 12B of U.G.C Act of 1956.)Ph: 08152-222652website: www.gfgc.kar.nic.in/kolar-womenemail id: [email protected]

Date: 15-07-2019

CIRCULAR

SUB: MOTIVATIONAL SPEECH ON CA & ICWA COURSES AND SPECIALLECTURE ON GST STRUCTURE.

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Dear students,

Final year B.Com and BBA students are hereby informed to attendMOTIVATIONAL SPEECH ON CA & ICWA COURSES AND SPECIALLECTURE ON GST STRUCTURE on 18-07-2019 at 11 am in Room No. 34.Resources person for the programme is Mr. Babu, Chartered Accountant,Bangarpet.

With regards


MANAGEMENT

NAME OF EVENT ORGANISED MOTIVATIONAL SPEECH

TITLE OF THE EVENT “MOTIVATIONAL SPEECH ON CA &ICWA COURSES AND SPECIALLECTURE ON GST STRUCTURE”.








Mr.Babu,

Chartered Accountant,

Bangarpet.

OBJECTIVE OF THE EVENT 1. To enlighten students on CA &ICWA courses.

2. To discuss GST structure in India.

OUTCOME OF THE EVENT 1. Students were motivated to take up CA &ICWA courses

2. They learnt GST structure and itsimplications on Indian economy.

Science Exhibition-2020


Department of Collegiate EducationGovernment of Karnataka

Government College for Women -Kolar

International Science Day Celebration


Department of Botany conducted Science Model Exhibition on 28th February 2020

in Botany Lab number of students took part in the exhibition to show their hidden

talents, Smt. ManjulaBheem Raj, SecretoryKolar District, Karnataka

RajyaVignanaParishath was the Chief guest.

Prof. Vijaya Kumar, Associate Professor Head of Department of Chemistry who is

also coordinator for Science forum actively participated for the complete

celebration.

The guiding force behind the success of this event is Prof. Padma N, Head of

Department of Botany.

Students in the Department Chief Guest keenly observing the model



Chief Guest listening to the explanations by students

Chief Guest, Coordinator and Head of dept, enjoying the live model,



Chief Guest, Coordinator and Head, listening to the explanations of students

Prize winners





BENGALURU NORTH UNIVERSITY


DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY

Science day exhibition at gcw-kolar

DATE: 28-02-2020



KOLAR - 563 101(NAAC Re- Accredited with B Grade, Affiliated to Bangalore University &Recognised under section 12B of U.G.C Act of 1956.)Ph: 08152-222652website: www.gfgc.kar.nic.in/kolar-womenemail id: [email protected]

Date: 10-10-2019

CIRCULAR

Sub: “Special Lecture programme and Fresher’s day celebration”----------------

Dear students,

Senior and Junior M.Com students are hereby informed to participate in speciallecture programme and Fresher’s day celebration on 15-10-2019 at 10am in PGroom no.2. Resource person for Special lecture programme is Dr.Venugopal,Retired Principal, Govt. R.C.College, Bangalore and the topic is “Skills andstrategies for research”.

Senior M.Com students will conduct fun games for Junior M.Com students at12pm, lunch with freshers between 1-2pm followed by cultural programmes.

With regards


MANAGEMENT

NAME OF EVENT ORGANISED “Special Lecture programme andFresher’s day celebration”

TITLE OF THE EVENT “Special Lecture programme andFresher’s day celebration”



DR.N.L.VIJAYA, Assistant Professor& P.G.Coordinator, Dept. of Commerce

PARTICIPANTS SENIOR AND JUNIOR M.COMSTUDENTS




Dr.Venugopal,

Retired Principal, Govt. R.C. College,Bangalore.

OBJECTIVE OF THE EVENT 1. To illuminate expectations,benefits and challenges pertainingto research.

OUTCOME OF THE EVENT Students were equipped toexplore a specific topic, totransfer knowledge, to solveidentified problems, or to createsomething new.

They were aware of the rangeof skills required and howresearchers may gain these.

Department of Botany


Workshop Report

Department of Botany in collaboration with Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC)Government College for Women, Kolar has organised one day workshop Title “Swamyanna”.The life of Prof. BGL Swamy renowned botanist of Bangalore, Karnataka on Thursday the12thmarch 2020 in seminar hall at 11.00 am.

The chief guest of the programme was Prof. Shaileja KS, Associate Prof. of Botany&Vice-Principal of Vijaya College, Basavanagudi Bangalore-04.Dr. GangadharRao, Head Department of Zoology&Incharge Principal of the college, presidedover the programme, Prof. Padma N. Head of the department was also present.The other invited guest were also present, they are as follows,

Head of the botany department and faculty from Govt. Boys College were also presentfor the programme. The programme was commence with invocation by student, Ms. AyeshaSultana faculty of the department Well-come the chief guest and all the audience, Dr. AbdulKhayum faculty of the department introduce the chief guest followed by a documentary film onProf. BGL Swamy was arranged, all the students and participantswere enjoyed the film show,after the film show chief guest asked the impression and feed back to students, number of ourstudents have given positive response for which chief guest were felt very happy and appreciateda lot.

Finally the programme was concluded with vote of thanks byMrs.Nagmani N faculty ofthe department, the whole programme was compared by Mr. Sheshu, faculty of the department.



Digniteries on Dias Prof. Padma.N, HOD wel-coming chief guest

Ms. Ayesha Sultana wel-coming Prof. Shaileja KS addressing to students

Gathering in seminar hall Mrs. Nagmani N proposing vote of thanks





BENGALURU NORTH UNIVERSITY


DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY

Documentary film show – ‘’swamiyanna’’

DATE: 12-03-2020

VISIT TO BONSAI CULTIVATION CENTRE at jayanagar-kolar

INTRODUCTION TO BONSAI PLANTS:

Originally a practice of containering ancient wild trees in china bonsai wasreported to japan around 500 years ago where it was become an art form.

The word bonsai comes from chines word‘’pun sai” meaning quite literally‘’TREE IN POT’’.

From the department of botany we organized one day visit to bonsai cultivationcenter at Jayanagar-kolar on 3rd September 2019 with 30 IIIB.Sc.Students.

V.S. shastry sir explained and trained our students about cultivation of bonsaitrees from normal plant cuttings.

Students learnt about cultivation of bonsai trees using members of Moraceae,Euphorbiaceae, Rutaceae ,Apocynaceae and meliaceae.

Mr. v.s. shastry explained and demonstrated the techniques such as pinching ofbuds , pruning and wiring , grafting and cutting of branches ,types of fertilizersand carefully restricting but not abandoning fertilizers are used to be limited andredirected healthy growth.

IMPORTANCE OF BONSAI TREES:

The tree can be vine, a shrub or a tree. A common misconception for beginners isthat the plant used forbonsai are dwarf plants or even special bonsai plants.when first starting out styling and pruning your first tree you will discover theremany aesthetic rules in bonsai. However these should only be regarded asguidelines and you should try to create a tree that inspires you retaining thefeeling that it could actually exists on the side of a mountain or deep in a valley.

1. Bonsai plants are known to be great stress reliever2. These plants are best for decoration at home ,offices, gardens3. They are commercially cultivated because they are very expensive4. Purify air around us and create positive environment.

We are sincerely thanks to MR. V.S. SHASTRY for their valuable guidance on bonsaicultivationwhich was held on 3rd September 2019 and encouragement to our IIIB.Sc. students

Behalf of all students and staff of Botany department we hearty thanks to ourprincipal sir and sincere thanks to project co-coordinator prof. Padma madamhead of the botany department.

a report on visit to kochmul 2019-2020

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