Sri Bhagawan Mahaveer Jain College – KGF

The Department of Commerce of Sri Bhagawan Mahaveer Jain College organized a Village Cleaning Program at Kamasamudram on 14th March 2026 as part of the national cleanliness initiative Swachh Bharat Abhiyan.

The main objective of the program was to promote cleanliness, environmental awareness, and social responsibility among students and the local community. Students and staff members from the Department of Commerce actively participated in the activity. Participants were encouraged to contribute towards building a healthy and hygienic environment.

During the program, the students cleaned different areas of the village including streets, public spaces, and surrounding areas. Waste materials such as plastic, paper, and other litter were collected and disposed of properly. The activity helped in improving the cleanliness of the village and also created awareness among villagers about the importance of sanitation and proper waste management.

The students worked enthusiastically and demonstrated teamwork and dedication towards community service. The villagers appreciated the efforts of the participants and supported the initiative.

The Village Cleaning Program was a meaningful experience for the students as it helped them understand the importance of environmental responsibility and community engagement. The event concluded successfully with active participation from all the volunteers, contributing positively to the goals of Swachh Bharat Abhiyan.

Venue: Sri Athreyas English Medium School
Date: 14 March 2026
Location: Kamasamudram

Total number of school students and teachers participated:50

The common wealth of commerce organised a Community Outreach Program on 14th March 2026 at Sri Athreyas English Medium School with the aim of creating awareness about child protection and encouraging community participation.

The program witnessed active participation from the students and staff of the Department of Commerce, along with the students and staff of Sri Athreyas English Medium School. The event served as a meaningful platform for spreading awareness and strengthening the connection between the institution and the local community.

As part of the outreach program, a video presentation on child abuse awareness was shown to the participants. The presentation emphasized the importance of children raising their voice against any form of child abuse and encouraged them not to remain silent in unsafe situations. It also highlighted the importance of seeking help through the Child Helpline Number 1098, which provides support and assistance to children in need.

Following the presentation, the students took a pledge to raise their voice against child abuse and to stand up for the safety and rights of children. The pledge aimed to empower students to speak up, support their peers, and contribute to creating a safe and protective environment for all children.

To encourage community bonding and participation, a traditional village game – Tug of War was organized during the event. Students enthusiastically participated in the game, which promoted teamwork, unity, and a spirit of cooperation among the participants.

The program concluded successfully with active participation from both institutions. Overall, the Community Outreach Program was informative and engaging, effectively spreading awareness about child protection while also promoting interaction and collaboration within the community.