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Bhartiya College of Education, Udhampur, today organized an insightful guest lecture on the theme "NAAC Reaccreditation" to strengthen institutional quality standards and prepare for upcoming accreditation cycles. The keynote lecture was delivered by distinguished academician Dr. Narendra Kumar Sharma, Registrar of JMA University, Kota, Rajasthan, who served as the chief resource person for the event. The session brought together faculty members, administrative staff, and management representatives to discuss critical frameworks for quality enhancement in higher education. Dr. Sharma emphasized the pivotal role of the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) in driving continuous improvement, institutional accountability, and academic excellence. 3/09/2026.

Bhartiya College of Education organized an impactful guest lecture today on its campus focusing on the critical theme of "Life Diseases and Preventive Healthcare." The event aimed to sensitize students, future educators, and faculty members about the rising prevalence of lifestyle-related disorders and the importance of proactive health management. The distinguished resource person for the session was Dr. Tahir Mohi-ud-Din from the Government Medical College (GMC), Udhampur. The program commenced with a formal welcome address by the Asst.Prof. Rashmi Sharma who highlighted the institution's commitment to holistic development, emphasizing that physical and mental well-being are foundational to academic and professional success. During his highly interactive and informative address, Dr. Tahir Mohi-ud-Din shed light on various "life diseases"—including cardiovascular ailments, diabetes, hypertension, and obesity—which have increasingly become public health concerns. Utilizing real-world case studies and clinical insights, he explained how modern sedentary habits, poor dietary choices, chronic stress, and lack of sleep act as primary triggers for these chronic conditions. "Prevention is not just better than cure; in the case of lifestyle diseases, it is often the only sustainable solution. By making conscious, daily choices regarding our diet, physical activity, and mental wellness, we can dramatically alter our health trajectory." Dr. Tahir also shared practical, easy-to-implement wellness strategies, urging the audience to adopt balanced diets, regular exercise regimens, and mindfulness practices. He specifically emphasized the role of future teachers (B.Ed. students) in spreading this awareness, noting that healthy educators play a pivotal role in shaping healthy future generations. The lecture was followed by an engaging Q&A session, where students and faculty members eagerly cleared their doubts regarding dietary habits, stress management, and early warning signs of lifestyle disorders. The event concluded with a formal vote of thanks delivered by the co ordinator of the college Asst prof Savita Sambyal expressing deep gratitude to Dr. Tahir Mohi-ud-Din for sparing his valuable time and sharing invaluable medical expertise. As a token of appreciation, a memento was presented to the esteemed guest on behalf of the college.

Bhartiya College of Education hosted an engaging guest lecture titled Soft Skills: The Secret Sauce for Real-World Success”. The session was delivered by Dr. Santosh Kumari Asstt. Prof. at Himachal Pradesh University Shimla , who shared practical insights on how communication, teamwork, resilience, and emotional intelligence (EQ) matter more than technical skills alone in today’s competitive world. She guided students through real-life scenarios, role-plays, and Q&A, encouraging them to practice active listening, confident speaking, and adaptability. Dr. Anita Bali Principal of the college expressed gratitude: “We believe education goes beyond textbooks. Sessions like these equip our youth with the grit and grace needed to thrive beyond campus.” The session was concluded with the vote of thanks presented by Asst. Prof. Rashmi Sharma.