GDC-KVKota

  REPORT ON NATIONAL EDUCATION DAY CELEBRATIONS Date: 11-11-2026 As per the instructions of our Principal Dr.K.Vijaya Babu sir and in accordance with the Academic Calendar, National Education Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm at Government Degree College, Kamavarapukota, on 11th November 2026, commemorating the birth anniversary of Maulana Abul Kalam Azad, the first Education Minister of independent India and a great freedom fighter, scholar and educationist. The programme was organized by the NSS Unit of the college under the guidance of the In-charge Principal, Dr. M. Madhu. On this occasion, the In-charge Principal addressed the gathering and highlighted the importance of education in individual development, social transformation and nation-building. He emphasized the contributions of Maulana Abul Kalam Azad to the development of India's educational system and encouraged students to pursue knowledge, develop scientific temper and uphold democratic and human values. Dr. G....

  INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTING DAY 2026 Aim To create awareness among students about the importance of accounting in business, industry, financial management and economic development, and to highlight the role of accountants in maintaining transparency, accuracy and accountability in financial transactions. Objectives To highlight the significance of International Accounting Day and its importance in the field of commerce. To create awareness about the fundamental principles and concepts of accounting. To develop students' knowledge of financial recording, reporting and analysis. To explain the role of accounting in business decision-making and financial planning. To encourage students to explore career opportunities in accounting, auditing, taxation and finance. To promote ethical practices, honesty, transparency and accountability in financial reporting. To connect theoretical accounting knowledge with practical business applications. Outcomes Students understood the importance of ac...

REPORT ON NSS VOLUNTEERS' PARTICIPATION IN ZPTC & MPTC ELECTION DUTIES Date: 05-11-2026 The NSS Unit of Government Degree College, Kamavarapukota, actively participated in the ZPTC and MPTC Election Duties held on 05-11-2026. Under the guidance of the In-charge Principal, Dr. M. Madhu, and with the supervision and support of Sub-Inspector Smt. K. Valli Padmaja, the NSS volunteers rendered their valuable services during the election process. Under the leadership of NSS Programme Officer Dr. G. Srinivasa Rao, 15 NSS volunteers, along with the college staff, participated in the election-related activities. The volunteers extended their cooperation in facilitating the smooth and peaceful conduct of the elections. They assisted in guiding voters and supporting the election arrangements. The participation of NSS volunteers reflected their commitment to social responsibility, democratic values, discipline and community service. The In-charge Principal, Sub-Inspector and NSS Programme ...

                                                       GUEST LECTURE  Department of Political Science      DATE : 07/11/2026 TOPIC :“Role and Importance of Local Governments in India” Resorce Person:   Sri.T.V Durga Prasad (Lecturer in Political Science, GDC, Eluru ) Aim: To create awareness among students about the role, importance, structure, and functions of local governments in India and their contribution to democratic governance and rural and urban development. Objectives: * To explain the concept and significance of local self-government in India. * To understand the structure and functions of Gram Panchayats and Municipalities. * To encourage students to understand the importance of public participation in local governance.    Brief Report :  ...

  Day- 4 Adopt Sustainable Food Systems Aim To create awareness among students about sustainable food systems, healthy eating habits, responsible food consumption and the importance of reducing food waste. Participants were encouraged to avoid wasting food, use food resources responsibly, reduce excessive packaging and plastic usage, and support local farmers. The importance of traditional food habits, kitchen gardening and balanced nutrition was also discussed. Students were motivated to follow the principle of taking only as much food as required and avoiding food wastage during college activities and at home.

  Day - 3 SAVE ENERGY Aim To create awareness among students about the importance of conserving electrical energy and adopting energy-efficient practices for a sustainable future. Students were educated about the importance of electrical energy conservation and its role in protecting the environment. They were encouraged to switch off lights, fans, computers and other electrical appliances whenever they were not in use. The programme highlighted the importance of using LED bulbs, energy-efficient appliances, natural lighting and ventilation. Students were also encouraged to promote solar energy and spread awareness about electricity conservation among their families and communities.