The academic perspective of Gurukulam is to create vibrant centers for learning which provide a congenial atmosphere for students to excel academically and develop into ethically strong and morally elevated individuals.

 Our mission is to partner effectively with the efforts of our students and ensure that they succeed and turn out to be responsible citizens of our country, good resources for the development of the nation, and faithful family members. Our mission is to empower the child to use his/her own academic, physical, mental, spiritual, and emotional potential and channelize them for the welfare of the individual and the society as a whole.

      Our vision is to outreach and help every child outperform in the best possible way and extend our contribution in actively serving and improving our community for a better tomorrow. The institutions functioning under Telangana Tribal Welfare Residential Educational Institutions’ Society known as Gurukulams aim at delivering the academic standards as per the set standards.

      To meet the desired expectations, Gurukulam has also included various activities and initiatives into the curriculum and has thus customized it. The customized curriculum caters to the all-round development of the individual bridging the gap with respect to the current advancements.

 

WORLD COMPUTER LITERACY DAY

On the occasion of World Computer Literacy Day, Department of Computer Science organized an  Exhibition and Awareness on Computer Hardware. (02/12/2022)

 

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HERBARIUM COLLECTION

Under the guidance and supervision of Dr. B. Mohan, BZC III year students visited nearby places to collect plant samples for Herbarium.

(01/12/2022)

DIGITAL LEARNING:

The college has a big projector and screen placed in the seminar hall. The faculty and students use this digital space for learning lessons, PPT presentations, Seminar presentations, and so on. Students and faculty have also used this for conducting quizzes, debates, and book reviews. Educational videos and documentaries are played on screen and students make the best use of them.

 

FLIPPED CLASS:

In the traditional model of classroom instruction, the teacher is typically the central focus of a lesson and the primary disseminator of information during the class period. The teacher responds to questions while students defer directly to the teacher for guidance and feedback. 

The flipped classroom intentionally shifts instruction to a learner-centered model in which time in the classroom is used to explore topics in greater depth and create meaningful learning opportunities while students are initially introduced to new topics outside of the classroom. Sometimes, students take over the role of a teacher and explain the topic through the understanding of a student, and thus invite the attention of their fellow students. Overall, the flipped classroom is gaining popularity and more and more students are willing to participate in this modern method.

 

AIESEC PROGRAM(INTER NATIONAL INTERNSHIP)

• Banoth Ganguly II year BA(HEP) went to EGYPT this year for the AISEC programme.
• He spent 45 days in Egypt and worked on educating the poor people.

 

BHARAT DARSHAN:

G Srikanth of BA, Pranay of B.Com, and N Charan of BZC were selected for another fascinating program called Bharat Darshan. The students were taken on a tour of historic places in the northern state of Rajasthan. The three-day tour covered the three famous historical cities of Jaipur, Jodhpur, and Jaisalmer. Students visited famous places like Hawa Mahal and Jantar Mantar.

The students witnessed the marvels of the architecture of the Rajputs. It was more special for students of the college as most of the students have historical ties with Rajasthan and the Rajputs. This tour gave them the unique opportunity of feeling home and witnessing the grandeur of their ancestors.

 

Two day Workshop by Sopar Bala Vikasa on Constitutional Rights of US and India in Schools

Sopar Bala Vikasa, a nonprofit community development organization has conducted a Two days Workshop on ‘Constitutional Rights of US and India in Schools’, at People Development Training Centre, PDTC, Fathima Nagar, Warangal, Four Students, M Prashanth from final year, A Dattatreya, N Arun and R Srikanth Of BA II year were selected for this two-day workshop. The students were given certificates after the completion of the programme.

 

FIELD TRIPS:

Department of History

A Historical Study Tour to Domakonda Fort

Our college students  (BA III year) went on a field trip along with History, Economics, and Political Science faculties to Domakonda Fort on 02/11/2019. During this field trip, Students felt very happy and learned about the history of Domakonda Samstanam. The architecture of the fort, the entrance door, and the technology used mesmerized the students.

They also understood the times and conditions of the Nizams period in Telangana. Finally, it turned out to be a very useful trip.

Department of Political Science

Interaction with RTC employees on strike near Kamareddy Bus Stand (2019)

Students of BA Final year interacted with the RTC employees who were on strike near Kamareddy Bus stand. They enquired about the various problems being faced by RTC employees, the reason behind starting and strike, and so on.  This was a first-hand experience for the students to understand a problem that has come up in the state of Telangana. Meeting the RTC employees gave a different perspective about the ongoing problem, which was missing in the newspapers.

 

Field Trip to Dubbaka (November 2020)

Department of Political Science, along with students of BA final year, has undertaken the following Project Work.

Research Topic:       

Understanding the Ground Realities of Electoral Politics: A Case Study of Dubbaka By-poll Result, (November 2020) and Its Impact on Dubbaka Municipality.

Solipeta Ramalinga Reddy, the sitting MLA died in August 2020 paving the way for the by-election in Dubbaka. The polling was held on 3^rd November 2020 and more than one lakh, sixty-five thousand votes were polled with a huge turnout of about 82% of voters.

Dubbaka was the first election in the state after the Assembly elections of 2018. Therefore, it attracted the attention of the entire state. The counting of votes took place on the 10^th of November 2020 and the results were announced on the same day. Raghunandan Rao of BJP won by-poll Nov 2020 with a majority of only 1079 votes.

As part of this Research Project, a Field Trip was conducted to Dubbaka.

Objectives:

1. General Objectives:

1. To give the students a firsthand experience of electoral politics.
2. To give the students a live lesson on voting behaviour.
3. To acquaint the students with various research methods like field reporting, questionnaires, taking interviews, and report writing.

2. Research Objectives:

1. To study the causes for the victory of BJP in the Dubbaka by-elections, held in November 2020.
2. To understand the voting behaviour of the people.
3. To analyze the ground reality of electoral politics, which is often reported in the media.
4. To find out the various problems the people of Dubbaka are facing, which might have been key factors in the elections.

The Field Trip:

• On the 21^st of November, 2020, a field trip was organized and conducted. The faculty and seven students visited Dubbaka. An unstructured questionnaire has been designed with a set of 8 questions. However, students were encouraged to ask more questions depending on the respondents’ answers.
• We could interview many people and around 60 questionnaires could be filled, though our target was 80.
• The questionnaires have been analyzed and each student has given their own personal experience during the field trip. A preliminary report is prepared.

Department of Computer Science:

A Visit to BSNL Office, Kamareddy to Study the Concepts of Networking and Signalling Mechanisms Practically

TGTWRDC(M), Kamareddy,  Department of Computer  Science has organized a field trip with MPCS III YEAR students to the BSNL office for understanding networking concepts practically.

 

Department of Botany

Botanical Survey at Narsapally Village, Kamareddy

Department of Botany has organized a field trip with BZC III YEAR students to identify some of the xerophytic and hydrophytic plants. Students learned about this type of plant. Among these plants, they have learned some of the medicinally important valuable crop plants, their uses, and how to utilize them.

 

CELEBRATIONS OF LIBRARY WEEK

LIBRARY WEEK:

‘Use It Or Lose It’.

Yes, this simple principle works in various fields of life, including the college library. The library of the college has a vast collection of more than 1100 books. But often, all the students don’t get enough time to explore and utilize these books.

The college celebrated ‘Library week’ with the objective of introducing the treasury of books to the students. So, the library week gave them a unique opportunity of getting acquainted with the galaxy of books stationed in the library.

The program included the following programs:

·Self Government Day

On 14^th November, our students were given the opportunity of taking the entire responsibility of the college from morning 5 am to evening 6 pm. The roles played by our students included:

The students played the roles of the Principal and Vice-Principal and the teaching faculty. They excelled in these jobs taking classes for their juniors. The students of the 2^nd and 3^rd years supported their seniors in the role of teachers and encouraged them. The teaching staff monitored and also awarded them scores to judge the best teachers. Prathap of MPCS final year was unanimously selected as the best teacher of the day. He played the role of an English teacher.

The students did not hesitate to take up the roles of the Physical Director, Health Supervisor, Cook, and even the Attender. G Srikanth of BA III played the role of attender and took over the duties with nobility. They gave a break to all the non-teaching staff and rendered their roles effectively and efficiently. They proved the fact that they respect the dignity of labor.

The college ambiance transformed into a great festive mode, firstly with Sangram of BA III entering the college as Regional Coordinator. The Grand Finale was rendered by M Prashanth of MPCS final year. The college atmosphere totally changed that day, with the final year students leaving their vibrant impact on the minds of all the teaching staff, non-teaching staff, and the junior students. Overall, it was a memorable day for all of us.

·Essay writing:

The topic of essay writing was ‘The book that inspired me the most'. Students were encouraged to write about the book that inspired them a lot.

·Book Review:

Students were encouraged to select the best books and give a review. This programme helped the students a lot. The book review session helped the students to get an insight into wonderful books that are present in the library. Book Review by MPCS II year student, Shiva Prasad got first prize for his review of the book: The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari by Robin Sharma.

·Quiz on Books and Authors

A quiz was conducted exclusively on books and authors. This quiz was designed with the objective of introducing the best selections across all the times and places. The questions were asked on Indian literature, world literature, historical and scientific books, biographies and autobiographies, inspirational books, and best sellers. Four teams representing the four groups of the college participated in the quiz and the MPCS group won the first prize. Overall the quiz programme was a great journey through the world of great books and their celebrated authors.

·Book Exhibition

The book exhibition was held on the 20^th of November. All the books in the library got a fresh breath of life that day. The closet was emptied and the books were exhibited in the seminar hall. The books were categorized and neatly spread. The students got a glimpse of the great books. They were elated to see the collection and enjoyed the days turning the pages of great books.

·Prize Distribution:

The prize distribution for all the programmes was held on 23rd November, 2019. Assistant Regional Coordinator, handed over the prizes to the winners of all the competitions held during the library week. Alas! A grand programme came to an end, promising more the next year.

 

 

National Mathematics Day Celebrations at TGTWRDC(M), KAMAREDDY

 

On the occasion of the birth anniversary of the great Indian Legendary Mathematician Sri Srinivasa Ramanujan Aiyangar,i.e On 22nd Dec 2020, The Department of Mathematics have organized an event to commemorate his deeds. There is no exaggeration and all will agree to the fact that he was surely the face of all the Indian Mathematicians on the global level. The motive of this occasion is to commemorate and honour his impeccable achievements and contributions in the field of Mathematics and also to encourage the students to know the importance of Mathematics and also motive them to take up higher education in this field.

 

As a part of celebrations, competitions were conducted for students namely quiz and elocution. A quiz was framed on general Mathematics and students were phenomenal in answering. Also, students have presented themselves on the stage to elaborate their thoughts on the  Elocution topic  "Applications of Mathematics in daily life". Few mesmerized everyone by stating "You can love Mathematics You can hate Mathematics but you can not escape Mathematics". Winners of these competitions were awarded by the Respected Principal of the college TGTWRDC(M), KAMAREDDY.  All students of the college, concerned faculty of Mathematics, and all the lecturers have attended this event and made it a grand success.

 

Coordinators of the event:

Faculty of Mathematics