Publication ethics are fundamental principles and standards that guide the writing, reviewing, and publishing processes in academic journals. In refereed or peer-reviewed journals, where manuscripts are evaluated by experts before publication, ethical standards are especially critical to maintaining the integrity of scholarly communication. The Code of Conduct Committee, in association with the IQAC Cell, organized a faculty development program on 30th May 2025 on the topic of Publication Ethics in Referred Journals. The resource person was Dr. Antony Gruze Thangaraj, Professor & Head, Post-Graduation, Department of Commerce, SBMJFGC, KGF. He spoke on the Key Ethical Principles in Publishing, Author Responsibilities, Plagiarism and Misconduct, Peer Review Ethics, Editor and Publisher Responsibilities, Common Ethical Violation and Consequences of Ethical Breaches. IQAC Coordinator Dr. L Jayapandian and 30 faculty members participated in the faculty development program.
Time management and ethical use of work hours are essential for maintaining productivity, reducing stress, and ensuring high-quality work. Using work time responsibly builds trust, promotes fairness, and supports a positive workplace culture. The Code of Conduct Committee, in association with the IQAC Cell, organized a staff training program on 31st May 2025 on the topic “Time Management and Ethical Use of Work Hours.” The resource person was Ms. Shamala, Assistant Professor, Postgraduate Department of Commerce, SBMJFGC, KGF. She spoke on the key components of time management, the ethical use of work hours, the importance of time management, and how to balance work and personal life. Dr. L. Jayapandian, IQAC Coordinator, along with 13 non-teaching staff members, participated in the training program.
To mark a strong stand against drug abuse and promote healthy living among youth, Sri Bhagawan Mahaveer Jain First Grade College, KGF, in collaboration with the Police Department and the NCC Unit, organized a massive Anti-Drug Awareness Rally and Pledge-Taking Program.
The rally was flagged off at the Municipality Ground, KGF, and covered key locations including Soorajmul Circle, Gandhi Circle, Prichard Road, and Geetha Road, before concluding at the Robertsonpet Police Station. The streets of KGF echoed with powerful slogans such as “Say No to Drugs”, “Youth Against Drugs”, and “Healthy Mind, Drug-Free Life”, capturing public attention and spreading a strong anti-drug message.
A total of 20 NCC cadets and over 250 students from our college actively participated in the rally. The participants marched with enthusiasm, raising powerful slogans such as “Say No to Drugs” and other awareness messages, drawing the attention of the general public and inspiring community engagement in the fight against drug abuse.
The event was presided over by Dr. Rekha Sethi, Principal of the college, who addressed the participants and emphasized the importance of youth involvement in social issues, particularly drug prevention.
Distinguished members present at the event included:
Mr. Murali Kumar P, PU Coordinator, Mr. Shiva Kumar, NSS Officer, Mr. Mayur A. Wadeyar, NCC Caretaker Officer (CTO), Faculty members and staff of the college
From the Police Department, the following officials graced the event with their presence and support:
DYSP Mr. Panduranga, CPI Mr. Naveen Kumar, CPI Mr. Laxmi Narayana
Other police personnel
The rally concluded with a pledge-taking ceremony, where students and faculty members vowed to stay away from drugs and become ambassadors of a drug-free society.
This impactful event not only raised awareness but also fostered a sense of responsibility among students to contribute positively to society. The collaboration between the college, the police department, and the NCC unit served as a powerful reminder of the collective effort needed to combat drug abuse in our communities.
Date: 21st June 2025 Time: 06:30 hours Location: Municipal Ground KGF
Event Summary: The International Yoga Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm and participation by NCC cadets, CO Sir, PI Staff, ANOs and CTOs of various institutes. The event commenced at 0630 hours, and all participants adhered to the dress code.
Key Highlights:
1. NCC cadets actively participated in the yoga session, demonstrating discipline and focus.
2. CO Sir, PI Staff, and CTO were present to guide and oversee the event.
Overall Assessment: The event was a resounding success, with all participants showcasing their commitment to the practice of yoga. The celebration served as a great opportunity for NCC cadets to promote physical and mental well-being while fostering a sense of unity and discipline.
Inter group sports shooting competition – 2025– held at Sports authority of India Shorting range, Mysore road, Bengaluru-560056 from 02nd June to 11th of June 2025.
Our cadet, JUO. Deepan Vel, represented our group with great commitment and exemplary sportsmanship in the shooting event. Demonstrating remarkable precision, focus, and consistency under pressure, he secured the Bronze Medal, bringing pride to our unit and showcasing the quality training and discipline instilled through the NCC program. This achievement reflects the dedication of both the cadet and the instructors, and it serves as an inspiration for fellow cadets to pursue excellence not only in academics and leadership but also in sports and extracurricular activities. Cadet received medal from Deputy Directorate General AIR COMMODORE. ARUN KUMAR, VSM.
