Thursday, 25 June 2026

Report on Participation in the Book Release Program

 

Report on Participation in the Book Release Program
“The Day She Remembered Herself”

Datte- 26th June 2026

Ranger Leader- Dr Palukurty Mary Anupama

Rangers:

Miss S. Durga Bhavani - Senior

Miss Ch. Ashritha Devi- Senior

Miss K. Vanshika Beulah - Junior

Miss S. Chaitanya Sree- senior

 



On 26th June 2026, a meaningful literary and inspirational event titled “The Day She Remembered Herself”, authored by Dr. Leonora R. Mohan, was organized by Y’s Men Club of Nirmal Hruday in collaboration with Swanthana Charitable Trust at Visakha Public Library, Seetampeta, Visakhapatnam. The program was held from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM and witnessed the presence of distinguished guests, authors, social workers, and students.

The event highlighted the significance of women’s empowerment, self-discovery, and resilience, themes deeply reflected in Dr. Leonora’s book. The gathering was graced by eminent personalities including Dr. Shankhabrata Bagchi, IPS, Commissioner of Police and Additional District Magistrate, Visakhapatnam City, and Smt. Suvasree Bagchi, Creative Head and Director of Kedia Creations, as Chief Guests. The Guest of Honour for the occasion were YW Dr. Besty Williams, Regional Director, and YM Rev. Devaprasad Ithi, District Governor, Y’s Men International District V, Central India Region.

A special mention goes to the participation of the Rangers Team from St. Joseph’s College for Women (A), led by Ranger Leader Dr. Palukurty Mary Anupama, along with four dedicated Rangers. Their active involvement added discipline, dignity, and warmth to the occasion. The Rangers had the honour of welcoming the Chief Guests with respect and hospitality, reflecting their commitment to service and leadership.

During the formal proceedings, Ranger Leader Dr. Palukurty Mary Anupama introduced the Chief Guest, Smt. Suvasree Bagchi, to the gathering. Her introduction highlighted the achievements and contributions of Mrs. Bagchi in the fields of acting, creative arts, and media education. Following this, Dr. Anupama felicitated Mrs. Suvasree Bagchi as a token of appreciation and respect, making it a proud and memorable moment for the Rangers team.

The event also included an author talk and book-signing session by Dr. Leonora R. Mohan, where she shared the inspiration behind her book and encouraged the audience, especially women and youth, to embrace self-worth and inner strength. The interactive session was engaging and thought-provoking.

Overall, the program was a successful and enriching experience for the Rangers of St. Joseph’s College for Women (A). It provided them with an opportunity to participate in a socially significant event, interact with notable personalities, and strengthen their values of service, leadership, and community engagement.

 

 
















Monday, 22 June 2026

International Yoga Day Celebrations

 

Report on International Yoga Day Celebrations

Date- 23rd June, 2026                         

REPORT

Ranger Leader- Dr P. Mary Anupama

The St. Joseph’s College for Women Rangers Team, Visakhapatnam, organized a special event on the occasion of International Yoga Day on 23rd June 2026 from 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM in the college premises. The program was conducted with the aim of creating awareness among students about the importance of yoga in maintaining physical, mental, and emotional well-being. The event consisted of a guest lecture and a practical yoga session under the theme “Yoga Practice for a Perfect Life.”

The chief resource person for the event was Ms. Neelapu Pushpa Latha, Yoga Teacher at St. Joseph’s College for Women (A), Visakhapatnam. She addressed the students on the significance of yoga in daily life and emphasized how yoga helps in achieving balance between body and mind. In her lecture, she explained that yoga is not only a physical exercise but also a discipline that improves concentration, reduces stress, strengthens immunity, and promotes a healthy lifestyle.

The session began with an introduction to the importance of International Yoga Day and its global relevance. Students were informed about how regular yoga practice contributes to better posture, improved breathing, flexibility, and mental peace. The speaker encouraged students to develop the habit of practicing yoga every day, even for a few minutes, to maintain a healthy and active life.

Following the lecture, a practical demonstration session was conducted in the college courtyard. Students actively participated with great enthusiasm and performed different yoga postures under the guidance of the instructor. The session included warm-up exercises, stretching techniques, breathing exercises, and several basic yoga asanas. The participants practiced postures focusing on flexibility, strength, and relaxation.

The group activity created a positive and energetic atmosphere, and students showed great interest in learning the techniques. The yoga instructor carefully monitored the postures and corrected the students wherever necessary, ensuring proper practice and safety. At the end of the session, a group photograph was taken with the resource person and the participants as a token of remembrance. The event concluded with words of gratitude to the guest speaker for her valuable guidance and encouragement.

The International Yoga Day celebration was a meaningful and successful event. It helped students understand the importance of yoga as a way of life and inspired them to include it in their daily routine.





























Report on Participation in the Book Release Program

  Report on Participation in the Book Release Program “The Day She Remembered Herself” Datte- 26 th June 2026 Ranger Leader- Dr Paluku...