Presented a paper during the Two day national seminar on " Diverse Women voices in Post Independence Telugu and hindi literature" date 8th and 9th October, 2025
Presented the paper with title "
The Vaccine Visionary: Dr Gagandeep Kang and India’s Triumph in Rotavirus Vaccine Development
The presentation was for 10 minutes and received good applause
I also had the privilege to read the resume of the eminent personality Sri Ramana murthy garu who is the editor of Leader Daily Magazine
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TEACHERS DAY
Date- 4th September, 2025, 2025
REPORT
Ranger Leader- Dr P. Mary Anupama
The Rangers Team of St.
Joseph’s College for Women (A), Visakhapatnam celebrated Teachers’ Day
with enthusiasm and gratitude under the leadership of Ranger Leader Dr. P.
Mary Anupama.
A total of 15 Rangers
actively participated in the celebration. As a gesture of respect and
appreciation, the Rangers prepared and distributed handmade Teachers’ Day
greeting cards to the faculty members. Each card carried heartfelt wishes
and messages, symbolizing the students’ love and respect for their teachers.
The activity created a
joyful and emotional atmosphere among the teaching staff. To cherish the
memory, the team took a group photograph with the teachers and shared it
with pride.
This small yet meaningful
celebration highlighted the Rangers’ values of respect, service, and gratitude
towards mentors who guide them in their academic and personal journey.
Names of Rangers- Ch.
Jyothi, P. Bhavana, Chaitanya Sri, U. Tanuja, Hasini, Bhavya, B. Jasmitha, B.
Poorna Sri, P. Bhavana, M.D. Shaziya Begum, T. Seshi, K. Jhansi Ch. Reethika
and Miss Hema.
SCARF DAY REPORT
Date- 1st AUGUST 2025
REPORT
Ranger Leader- Dr P. Mary Anupama
Scarf
Day is celebrated globally on August 1st every year by members of the
Scouting and Guiding movement. It commemorates the founding of the Scout
Movement by Lord Baden-Powell and serves as a symbol of unity, identity,
and commitment among scouts and guides across the world. On this day, members
proudly wear their scarves in public to showcase their pride and dedication to
the values of scouting.
In
line with this tradition, the Rangers Unit of St. Joseph’s College for Women
(A) organized a Scarf Day Celebration to reinforce the significance
of the scout scarf and to encourage unity among the members.
Importance
of Scarf in Bharat Scouts and Guides
In
the Bharat Scouts and Guides movement, the scarf or neckerchief is more
than just a part of the uniform—it represents:
The
scarf also holds practical value in outdoor and first-aid activities. Its
triangular shape allows it to be used as a bandage, arm sling, or emergency
head cover.
Activity
Conducted
As
part of the Scarf Day celebration, an engaging demonstration and hands-on
session was conducted for the Rangers, focusing on the following:
Rangers were shown
how to properly fold and stitch a triangular scarf using cotton or khadi cloth
in the official colors.
The significance
of scarf color and border (according to the unit/district) was explained.
A step-by-step
guide was demonstrated on how to wear the scarf, tie a reef knot, and secure it
with a woggle or ring.
Rangers practiced
tying and adjusting their scarves neatly.
A few Rangers
personalized their scarves by adding unit symbols or embroidery, reinforcing
ownership and pride.
All members stood
in a circle, wearing their scarves, and together recited the Scout/Guide
Promise and Law to reaffirm their commitment.
Report on Participation in the National Student Paryavaran Competition (NSPC 2026) Datte- 26 th June 2026 Ranger Leader- Dr Palukurty...
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