GJCians Celebrate Annual ZEP Festival enthusiastically
ARTS Faculty Bags the Sports Trophy
SYBA Wins Maharaja Trophy for Best Event Management
The two day
sports festival and the three day Annual Cultural Festival of GJC, known as Zep
took place during 19th to 24th
December this year. The most awaited annual cultural programme for all the
students had a huge variety of events this year with total 64 programmes.
This year's
theme was '100 years of Indian Cinema'.
The Festival began with a rally - Shobhayatra- in which more than 6
groups participated conceptualizing many interesting scenes regarding Indian
Cinema. After the rally, the festival
had its formal inauguration in Khatu Natyamandir at 9 am on 22nd.
Adv. Patane, Chairman, R.E.Society, Dr. Kishor Sukhatankar, Principal incharge,
all the Vice Pricipals, Prof. Anand Ambekar, Coordinator of Cultural and Ms.
Neha Shevade General Secretary of the Student Council inaugurated the
festival.
This year there were 64 events in all
including mega events, stage events, fun events and exhibitions organized
during the three days. The mega events
included Solo Singing, Duet Singing, Solo Dance, Duet Dance, Group Dance ,
Versatile Personality Contest and Chanderi Duniya. The stage events included
Vidyarthi Sansad, Teachers' Antakshari, Vidyarthi Antakshari, CR Talent,
Dandekar Manchinha Abhinay Spardha, Hasavanook, Poetry Recitation, Group
Discussion, Friendship Forever and Quiz competition. The CR Talent, Teachers'
Antakshari, Vidyarthi Sansad and Group Discussion were the newly introduced stage
programmes this year. Like every year, exhibitions
of photography, rangoli, greeting-cards, Sand Art, Clay Modelling, cartooning, collage,
installation, charcoal painting, and T-shirt Painting etc. were also arranged
and in addition, Ocean Essence-Marine Biodiversity Exhibition, Nail Art,
Production House, Commerce Journey and Magical Mathematics were the new
attractions among the exhibitions.
Lan-Gaming, Chocolate King and Queen, Rose King and Queen, Funny Games,
and newly introduced Fish-Point, Zep Messenger, Twins Day and Balpaniche Angan
were the Fun Events fully enjoyed by students.
As
it is the unique feature of Zep that not only the participants but also the
organizers of various events are felicitated at the end of the festival, this
year too, the first three groups of organizers in each category (Mega events,
stage events, Fun events and Exhibitions) were awarded for their potential of event management. All the organizers were
judged by the panel of nine judges. The Best Team scoring highest marks in all
the categories were felicitated with the Maharaja Trophy for Management. And this year, for the first time in the 10
year history of Maharaja Trophy, a teamof Arts Faculty i.e. SYBA secured the
first rank proving itself the best event manager of the year. The second rank was won by TYBSc while the
third by BMS. The moment was cheerfully
celebrated by all the winners bringing about the perfect crescendo of the three
day festival of joy and enthusiasm.
As goes the practice, the
representatives of ‘ GJC-95’ – an alumni association of the college - were
present for the prize destribution ceremony. Other dignitories like Mr. Bal
Mane and Mr. Satish Shevade were also present for the programme.
GJCians Shine in 'Indradhanushya' With Flying Colours.
Pooja Desai declared as MU's Golden Girl
Dec 18, Manjiri
Pilankar
( from
the left- Dr. Atul Pitre, Prof. Anand Ambekar,Sneha Ayare, Pradnya
Chavande, Sujit Mestry , Musrat Mulla , Manthan Khandke ,Pooja Desai , Prof
.Uday Bodas and Prin.Dr. Subhash Deo)
Six GJCians who participated representing
University of Mumbai in the Inter University Youth Festival, Indradhanushya,
won a lot of medals as well as many hearts with their outstanding performance.
Manthan Khandake, Sagar Chavan, Sujit Mestri, Pradnya Chavande, Sneha Ayare and
Pooja Desai, all the versatile artists of our cultural department got an
opportunity to be a part of Mumbai University's cultural team to participate in
Indradhanushya. All of them had earlier participated in inter-collegiate youth
fest of MU held in August and September this year. On the basis of their outstanding performance
in the inter-collegiate round, they were further called for the selection round
of Indradhanushya. Their versatility and brilliant performances got them entry
in MU's team. Among them Manthan Khandake and Sujit Mestri achieved gold medals
for their skit. Sagar Chavan played the lead role in Marathi Skit bagging one
more gold medal for MU. Pradnya Chavande too acted in the same play and won
gold for it. Pradnya participated also
in group song and folk dance along with Sneha Ayare. There too they didn't fail
to bag gold medals. On the top of it, it was Pooja Desai who participated in
Indian group song, Western group song, Western solo Mimicry and Skit, bagging 5
medals in various events. She got golds for Indian and Western group songs,
silver for skit and bronze for western solo and mimicry. Her versatility and
multi-talented personality won her the title of Golden Girl in Indradhanushya.
Coincidently or not ,Pooja had been
the ‘Adarsh Vidyarthini ‘ as well as Golden Girl of the College , last year .
Hearty Congrats Pooja... Keep it
up....!
Dr. Shahu Madhale Recognized as Research Guide
Dr. Shahu Madhale, HoD, Hindi ,has
been recognized as a guide for M.Phil and PhD by the University of Mumbai. Dr. Madhale had applied for guideship at
Mumbai Universiy. The University approved his application and awarded him the
guideship on 12th November 2013. Dr. Madhale had completed his Ph.D.
earlier in Shivaji University. His area of research is Novels and
Short-stories. He has on his account three books with ISBN. Six of his research papers have been
published in ISSN Journals. He has completed a Minor Research Project on
'Samakalin Kahaniyonka Vaicharik Paripreksha' and is currently working on a
Major Research Project on 'Adhunik Upanyaso Me Prakrutivad'.
Dr.Madhale can now guide in all 15 students pursuing their
M.Phil or PhD. He has now applied for an open research centre in our college
which will be the first research centre of Hindi in the whole Konkan
region. This will surely help students
here to take up research in the field of Hindi language and literature.
Seven Research Projects of GJC Clear
the 1st Round of Avishkar
-Prajakta Musale
The
district level round of Avishkar Inter-University Research Convention, 2013
took place on Tuesday, 10th December. Hundreds of Undergraduate students of Arts,
Commerce and Science faculties from various colleges in Ratnagiri District
participated in the convention, presenting their research in Powerpoint and
Poster formats.
This
convention is organized by the Chancellor of Maharashtra every year, with the
objective of inspiring students to take up research as their area of
interest. More than 30 GJCians
participated in the convention, making an endeavour in the area of
Research. Seven research projects of
these GJCians got qualified for the next round that is to take place in
University of Mumbai in the month of January.
Out of these seven projects, two were from the Arts, two from the Commerce
and three from the Science faculty.
Principal, Dr. Subhash Deo have congratulated the all the young
researchers for their participation in and contribution to research
activity. All the entrants were guided
time to time by Prof. Rajeev Sapre, Vice Principal of Science, Dr. Surendra
Thakurdesai, HoD, Geogrophy, Dr. Bhattar, Dept of Chemistry, Prof. D.S.Kamble,
Dept of English and Prof. Rupesh Sawnat, Dept of Commerce.
Harshad and Kanchan Win Swami Swarupanand
State Level Inter-Collegiate Elocution Competition
Dec. 16, Salwa Mukadam
Harshad
Tulpule (FYBA) and Kanchan Ambre (MA) bagged the team trophy of Swami
Swarupanand State Level Inter-Collegiate Elocution Competition held on 15th
December. This highly esteemed competition is organized every year on 15th
December, collaboratively by Gogate Jogalekar College and Swami Swarupanand
Seva Mandal, Pawas, on the occasion of Swami Swarupanand's Birth Anniversary.
Many students from all over Maharashtra participate in the competition.
This year
too, the organizers received a good response as 32 students from various
colleges in the state participated in the competition. Mr. Satish Kamat, a
well-known journalist and Prof. Dattatray Walawalkar of Abhyankar Kulkarni
Junior College were the judges for the competition. The first rank was won by
Ms. Mughdha Joshi from Nashik, while Harshad Tulpule and Kanchan Ambre of GJC
won the second and third ranks respectively. Harshad and Kanchan's individual
victory also won for our college the team trophy of the Competition. Hearty
Congrats to both of them..!!
Dear Teachers and Student friends of our college,
Please send the news ( also with photos if possible) of your activities and achievements to be published on this blog.
- Editor, The GJCians, Dept. Of English, G.J.College, Ratnagiri. gjcian@rediffmail.com
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