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Kargil Vijay Diwas is commemorated on 26th July every year as a saga of gallantry and valor of a battle fought in the most inhospitable terrain in the world in the area of Kargil-Drass Sector of Ladakh
Kargil Vijay Diwas is commemorated on 26th July every year as a saga of gallantry and valor of a battle fought in the most inhospitable terrain in the world in the area of Kargil-Drass Sector of Ladakh. The day is observed in honour of the war heroes. In order to celebrate the day, CCA unit of Bhartiya College of Education, Udhampur organised an intra-college patriotic singing and dance competition on 26-07-2023 in the college premises among the students. Besides staff and students, Dr. B.L. Raina, HoD M.Ed presided over the programme. Students participated with great zeal showcasing their numerous talents. First prize in singing competition was won by –Mamta Devi of B.Ed, second by Samiti and Vishav of B.Ed and BAB.Ed and third by Sunil of BAB.Ed. The whole event was anchored by Shagun and Rupali, students of the college. The judges in the event were Prof Jyoti Bala and Prof Khayam. Event was organised by Prof Aarushi Sharma and Prof Pinaki Bakshi under the esteemed guidance of Prof. Savita Sambyal. The event was concluded with the distribution of medals to the winners and certificates to the participants.
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Bhartiya College of Education Udhampur organizes national seminar
One Day National Seminar on “Emerging Quality Concerns of Teacher
Education in 21 st century” was organized at Bhartiya College of
Education Udhampur, which was graced with the presence of galaxy of
intellectuals from various Universities and Colleges, across country. At
the outset, Principal Bhartiya College of Education, Dr. Anita Bali
presented welcome address. The programme was commenced with the
lighting of the ceremonial lamp by the dignitaries and Saraswati
Vandana by the students of the college.
Dr.(Prof) Nutun Resutra, principal Govt. Degree College Udhampur
was the chief guest in the occasion. Dr. Pankaj Arora, Professor Central
Institute of Education, University of Delhi was distinguished keynote
speaker of the event. He presented his keynote address through an
effective PowerPoint presentation. The topic of his presentation was “A
reflective and democratic teacher: The need of the hour?” He said ‘An
infancy period must not die in a teacher’. He also said that teaching is
the only profession, which creates all other professions. He also shared
his experiences by adding that his classroom is not the autocratic one,
but the democratic and being effective teacher is more important than a
popular one. He concluded his presentation by saying that ‘Difference of
opinion is a sign of healthy society’. Dr. Taruna Dhall, principal Institute
of Teacher Training and Research, Kurukshetra University presented
plenary talk in the seminar. While speaking she focused on, mentoring
and its importance. She said teaching is having a great sense of
responsibility in shaping future of the nation and the monitoring is of
great concern. She also added that we need to shift the focus from
teacher teaching to student learning. Dr. B.L. Raina, HOD, M.Ed.
Department, Bhartiya College of Education Udhampur delivered a brief
note about the seminar. The newsletter of the college “Bhartiya News”
was released by the dignitaries in the inaugural session. Other prominent
guests in the seminar included Er. Manmeet Singh, Chairman, Ranjit
College of Education, Jammu, Principals of different affiliated colleges,
teachers and scholars of different Universities. About 88 different
participants were participated in the National Seminar from different
B.Ed Colleges and Universities across the country. The seminar was
conducted in two phases (morning and evening), in which six technical
parallel sessions were carried on by the participants. In the inaugural
session, the vote of thanks was presented by Prof Savita Sambyal.
In the evening, the valedictory session was conducted in which, Dr.
Pankaj Arora was the chief guest on the occasion, who presented
presidential remarks in the session. In his address, he talked about the
well carried proceedings of the seminar and also delivered his note of
appreciation about the college for organizing such a successful event and
also expressed the expert remarks. Prof. Pinaki Bakshi read out the
report of the overall parallel technical sessions. A vibrant folk dance
performance was presented by a group of students in the valedictory
session.
Mementos were presented to the resource persons and certificates were
also distributed among the participants by the chief guest. At last, the
vote of thanks of Valedictory session was presented by Mr Ashok
Khajuria, MD, Bhartiya Group of Institutions. Prof Savita Sambyal and
Prof Jyoti Bala were the organizing secretaries of the seminar.