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TEACHERS DAY 2025 BY RANGERS

 TEACHERS DAY

 

Date- 4^th 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.

Pookolam for Onam. celebrations at SJCW by AICUF and Biomusketeers club

 

SCARF DAY FOR RANGERS

 SCARF DAY REPORT

 

Date- 1^st 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:

• Loyalty to the ideals of Scouting and Guiding.
• Identity as a disciplined and responsible member of the organization.
• Unity and belongingness to the worldwide scouting family.
• A reminder of the Scout Promise and Law.

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:

1. Demonstration of Scarf Making:

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.

2. Wearing the Scarf Correctly:

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.

3. Creative Segment:

A few Rangers personalized their scarves by adding unit symbols or embroidery, reinforcing ownership and pride.

4. Scarf Oath Circle:

All members stood in a circle, wearing their scarves, and together recited the Scout/Guide Promise and Law to reaffirm their commitment.

 

BREAST FEEDING AWARENESS PROGRAM

 BREAST FEEDING AWARENESS PROGRAM

BREAST FEEDING AWARENESS PROGRAM

ACTIVITY REPORT

 

Date- 01-08-2025                                                                   Time-12:15PM  to 1:30PM

Venue- Anganvadi center of kancharapalem

 

Faculty Coordinators:

 

1. Dr. P. Mary Anupama (Head of the Department of Biochemistry)

2. Ms. S. Madhuri(Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science)

Commission Coordinators:

1. Dr. P. Pallavi (Assistant Professor, Department of Psychology)

2. Dr. D. Koteshwar Rao (Assistant Professor, Department of Second Languages)

3. Dr. A. Mausami Shankar(Assistant Professor, Department of Biochemistry)

                                            

REPORT

This activity was planned  by AICUF Women Commission and St. Joseph’s College Rangers team in collaboration with  Bhateya Human Rights Council and Amazon India on the occasion of breast feeding awareness week which is observed from 1st of August to 7^th of August. This activity comprises of skit on breast feeding and it’s benefits and charts on convenient position for feeding the baby to educate young mother’s also the children has educated the mother’s to breast feed the baby until they turn 1 as mother’s milk comprises of immunity and other calcium nourishments for babies growth. We have also collabed with our previous collaborators and human welfare activists .

This was at Anganvadi of Kancharapalem that has 120 women and their kids

Mr Purnanadam sir of Amazon India and the Anganvadi teacher allowed us to do the program

Miss Mrunalini and her team from Bharatiya Human Rights Council came and distributed food

Our students made posters and they explained

Rangers also joined and we distributed School bags to children which were sponsored by Amazon India.

 

Outcomes of Breastfeeding Awareness Programs:

1. Increased Breastfeeding Rates: Higher rates of exclusive breastfeeding for six months.

2. Improved Child Health: Reduced infant mortality and morbidity rates.

3. Empowered Mothers: Mothers are more confident and knowledgeable about breastfeeding.

4. Community Support: Family and community members are more supportive of breastfeeding.

5. Capacity Building: Healthcare providers and community health workers are better equipped to provide lactation support.

6. Policy Advocacy: Policies that protect, promote, and support breastfeeding are advocated for and implemented.

7. Reduced Malnutrition: Lower rates of child malnutrition due to proper infant feeding practices.

 

 Benefits of Breastfeeding:

For Infants:

1. Optimal Nutrition: Provides essential nutrients for growth and development.

2. Boosts Immune System: Contains antibodies that protect against infections and diseases.

3. Cognitive Development: Supports brain development and improves cognitive function.

4. Lower Risk of Chronic Diseases: Reduces risk of obesity, diabetes, and certain childhood cancers.

5. Digestive Ease: Easily digested, reducing risk of digestive problems.

 

For Mothers:

1. Recovery After Childbirth: Helps uterus contract, reducing postpartum bleeding.

2. Reduced Cancer Risk: Lowers risk of breast and ovarian cancers.

3. Heart Health: May reduce risk of heart disease and improve overall well-being.

4. Natural Birth Control: Exclusive breastfeeding can act as a natural contraceptive.

5. Emotional Bonding: Fosters strong emotional bond between mother and baby.

 

Additional Benefits:

1. Cost-Effective: Reduces need for formula and bottles.

2. Environmentally Friendly: Generates less waste compared to formula feeding.

3. Convenient: Always available and at the right temperature.

The breastfeeding awareness program has successfully promoted the importance of breastfeeding, empowering mothers with knowledge and support to make informed decisions about their infant feeding choices. By educating mothers, families, and healthcare providers, the program has contributed to increased breastfeeding rates, improved maternal and child health outcomes, and a more supportive environment for breastfeeding. The initiative has laid a strong foundation for promoting optimal breastfeeding practices, ultimately benefiting the health and well-being of mothers and babies.