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The DLLE Unit of Nirmala Memorial Foundation College of Commerce and Science organised Sneha Milan, the annual exhibition-cum-sale exclusively for the specially abled individuals to showcase and sell their handcrafted products on Tuesday, 01 October, 2024.  The event commenced with a ribbon cutting ceremony at 9.00 a.m. at the hands of the  esteemed dignitaries and representatives from the Lions Club of Mumbai, Mahavir Nagar who have been generously contributing a monetary token towards the noble cause. Apart from the Lions Club of Mahavir Nagar, Sairaj Charitable Trust also provided wholesome and delicious breakfast to the participating entrepreneurs and volunteers.Since its inception in the year 2021, Sneha Milan is evolving as an epitome of inspiration where entrepreneurs with special needs offer handcrafted creations to buyers. The exquisite handmade articles are designed, crafted and adorned to perfection solely by the gifted individuals with special needs. The sheer range of handicrafts available under the roof of Sneha Milan is mind-boggling, and offers something worth treasuring for everyone. This year, the emphasis was on enabling the participants and NGOs associated with them to cater to customers for the approaching festive season.  The array of products this tim included a special edition of stunning, beautiful decorative items like toran, diyas, incense sticks, candles, aarti thalis, etc. Accessories, daily use household items, perfumes, bags, bedsheets, spices, pickles and more also featured adjacently to the products up for sale. A counter offering foot massage was also put up,  and drew a large crowd.  Stalls selling delicious food items and snacks wee also set up where people relished the delicacies and satiated their hunger.This year, the event was enlivened by a very special attraction- a series of live musical performances by supremely talented artists with special needs. Right from the commencement of the event, the live band delighted the crowd with mesmerising performances of melodious songs. They got the customers to listen in rap attention and even got them dance to their renditions. Each stall had a student as a volunteer from the DLLE, who assisted the entrepreneurs throughout the day, including in computing the final sales, tallying amounts and seeing them off during their departure. The NSS Unit members also extended their support to the cause throughout the event.The participants appreciated the  volunteers  a lot for the constant support they offered. They also expressed their happiness for participating in Sneha Milan and conveyed their willingness to work together in future.Rs. 1,73,761 was the total amount of sales from all the stalls. The entire proceeds of the event went to the participants. 28 stalls were put up in the exhibition-cum-sale this year.Everyone who was a part of Sneha Milan- right from specially abled participants, college authorities, volunteers from  DLLE and NSS, staff and support staff went back from the event happily, having spent a memorable day for a noble cause.
 

The DLLE Unit members of our college extended their support to Making the Difference NGO, Mira Bhayandar Mahanagar Palika and Vihaan Foundation by volunteering for an Eco-friendly Ganesha Exhibition and Awareness Drive, Eco Mangalmurti Season 2, on Sunday, 02nd March, 2025.The exhibition and awareness drive, held at a grand scale at Appasaheb Dharmadhikari Banquet Hall in Mira Road, comprised a host of initiatives like an exhibition, a documentary film and even a live Ganesha idol making workshop at the venue.Visitors were also encouraged to take a pledge and commit that they would only bring eco-friendly Ganesha idols henceforth. The objective of the drive was to raise awareness about the importance of bringing eco-friendly Ganesha idols and preserve the environment.10 DLLE members volunteered in the event from 9.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m. dedicatedly. Our volunteers were greatly appreciated by the organisers for ensuring smooth conduct of the programme. 

The DLLE Unit of the college undertook visits to Shree Nityanand Ashram, an old age home established in Kashimira, Mira Road, in Thane to reach out to the senior citizens residing there and make a special difference on one day for them. The objectives of the visit were to reach out to the elderly residents in the old age home, who are often abandoned, lonely and disillusioned, and also to sensitise youngsters about the hardships and pain they experience. Three separate batches of DLLE members eager to volunteer for the elderly were created on 14th September, 2024, 05th October, 2024 and 25th October, 2024.
The number of participants on all the three days are as under:
14th September, 2024            27 members
05th October, 2024                 09 members
25th October, 2024                 25 members
The members had been preparing for the assignmnet for a long time as they were determined to make their visit truly memorable. They wanted to go beyond volunteering and helping the residents, but also wanted to bring a smile to their face. For that, they had been practising story telling and reading sessions intensively.On all the three days, the members regaled the senoir residents with delightful stories, reading sessions, which eventually turned into sharing life experiences and emotional moments. The residents as well as the DLLE members felt a connection with each other, and by the time they parted, all felt blissful for a day well-spent.
 

The Students’ Council of Ghanshyamdas Saraf College of Arts & Commerce, Malad West, organised a poster making competition at their campus on Monday, 02nd September, 2024. Four members of the DLLE Unit represented our college in the event.The topics for the competition included: “FESTIVAL” “ SPORTS” “ SOCIAL AWARENESS” “ WOMEN AND CHILD SAFETY” The competition gave the students a promising platform to explore socially relevant issues and spread awareness about them in their own way. 
 

The DLLE Unit of the college undertook a socially relevant initiative of conducting a survey on Environment Sustainability.19 DLLE members took part in conducting the survey, which is one of the causes that DLLE is wholeheartedly dedicated to.The DLLE  members met citizens across different categories in their vicinity as well as other locations to understand what measures they take proactively. The topics in the survey helped the members record details of what the interviewees do to conserve energy, how they travel and their views on aspects like packaging they prefer while purchasing things. 347 responses have been recorded in this survey activity. People were enthusiastic while responding to the survey, and it was an enlightening experience for the DLLE members also.
 

DLLE Unit members of Nirmala Memorial Foundation College of Commerce and Science took a step towards creating a cleaner and healthier surroundings in the society by joining hands with Making the Difference (MTD) for their upcoming Waste Management Program. MTD, the NGO with which the institution has an MoU, organised a grand inauguration function on Tuesday, 18th February, 2025 in Mira Road from 8.30 a.m. under Project Shoonya for waste management in Mira Bhayander. The entire endeavour will comprise creating awareness and initiatives like door-to-door campaigns schools and youth engagement programs,  installing public segregation bins, distribution of segregation bins and more. Our college DLLE members have been offered to join the long-term campaign in which they can participate weekly as per their availability and convenience.12 DLLE Unit members attended the function, where they were briefed on the role they would take on if they become a part of the campaign. They gathered relevant details about the project and gained in-depth knowledge about several waste management techniques.
 

UDAAN the Flight of Extension, the zonal Annual Extension Work Festival organised by the DLLE Unit of Mumbai University, was held on Monday, 10 February, 2025 at  KES, B. K. Shroff College of Arts & M. H. Shroff College of Commerce, (Autonomous), Kandivali this year.As always, the DLLE Unit members of our college participated in the fest enthusiastically and brought laurels to the college, as Ms. Latika Bhandary from FYBAF Division B, secured  the third prize in the Creative Writing Competition.UDAAN is the inspirational cultural and socially relevant manifestation of DLLE extension work conducted in a decentralised manner in Mumbai, Thane, Raigad, Ratnagiri and Sindhudurg regions annually.  Competitions like street play, poster making, elocution, Powada singing and creative writing are conducted under its banner. It serves as a platform for the youth to explore their potential present thought-provoking messages about social issues and showcase their skills.Our college did its bit wholeheartedly by working hard and being a part of the fest.
 

The DLLE Unit, along with sister concern of the institution, observed Republic Day at the college campus on Sunday, 26 th January, 2025. The Constitution of India came into effect way back in 26 th January, 1950. It remains a glittering milestone in the history of our great nation. Members of the DLLE Unit, 25 in all, gathered at the campus before 7.30 a.m., brimming with great enthusiasm, happiness and pride for our country. They extended full support in organization of the Republic Day programme, participated eagerly and also celebrated the festive spirit of the occasion. The tricolour was unfurled by the dignitaries during the ceremony. The customary Parade followed, along with cultural programmes that included speeches, patriotic songs and dance performances, showcasing the enthusiasm and spirit of Nirmalites.

Tata Mumbai Marathon 2025, the grand annual international marathon which is the largest marathon in Asia, was held on Sunday, 19 January, 2025 this year amid great enthusiasm, spiritedness and determination. This year, the number of participants in the marathon was nearly 65,000, which is a noticeable sign of better participation as compared to previous year. A number of seasoned runners from global level besides several prominent personalities and citizens from many walks of life also participated in the marathon.  The DLLE Unit of NMFC, in collaboration with Making the Difference Charitable Trust, volunteered in the marathon with a view to creating awareness about health, fitness and relevant issues in the society. 26 members of the DLLE Unit volunteered for the Marathon this time. They braved the early morning winter cold and reached the venue at dawn, which was the time when the Marathon commences every year. The volunteers rendered their services in every way they could throughout the event. They supported various causes, like the necessity for banishing the stigma attached with menstruation, and the need for sensitising people about it. The volunteers displayed placards and posters, and some even dressed for the occasion. The Marathon concluded after more than four hours of spirited experiences, discoveries and innovations for everyone present, including our volunteers.

The DLLE Unit held the PPT Presentation Competition for registered members on Thursday,19th December, 2024 from 11.00 a.m.The participants came together to voice their views on critical topics that included Consumer Awareness (Act 2019)- Need and Importance, Banking procedures, First Aid Awareness, Election Literacy, Laws Protecting Women and The Need for Gender Equality in India. Four groups of participants took part in the competition. Group 1, comprising was declared the winner Following participants, part of Group 1, were adjudged as winners of the competition:
Shamika Chavan FYBAF Div. A     
Latika Bhandary   FYBAF Div. A
Swanandi Salunkhe FYBAF Div. A     
All the participants gave informative, engaging and well-researched presentations that showcased their understanding and insights by blending articulation and use of technology commendably.

The DLLE Unit on Saturday, 28 December, 2024 joined forces with Sairaj Charitable Trust, a non-profit organization dedicated to enhancing the lives of the underprivileged and marginalized communities, through various initiatives and measures they regularly undertake.Sairaj Charitable Trust organized a food ration and essentials kits distribution event in Dahisar to reach out to the specially abled and visually challenged individuals. 20 DLLE Unit members actively volunteered in the event where they helped the organization by serving breakfast to the beneficiaries and then distributing food ration and essentials kits along with til gudd as sweet. The kit also comprised masks, head covers and gloves which come in handy for the recipients. 120 kits were distributed in the event, which was indeed a noble gesture to spread festive cheer and reach out to the special needs community

The DLLE Unit organised an Essay Writing Competition for its registered members on Friday, 13 December, 2024 at the campus.The competition, which commenced at 11.00 a.m., served as a platform for the participants to express their insights on key factors impacting the society and individuals. Violence against Women, Water Harvesting, e-waste Management and Consumer Awareness were some of the topics stipulated for the event, in keeping with the official DLLE guidelines.15 participants took part in the competition, and embraced the opportunity delve deep into these areas and present their viewpoints with a purpose.The Judge for the competition was Ms. Khushali Amde, Assistant Teacher, Department of English.Following participants were adjudged as winners of the competition:
Shamika Chavan     FYBAF Div. A       I Position
Jinal Dhanawade     FYBAF Div. A      II Position
Latika Bhandary        FYBAF Div. B     III Position
The judge expressed appreciation for all the participants for showcasing their creativity, articulateness and analytical skills with commendable flair.

Nirmala Memorial Foundation College of Commerce and Science observed India's Constitution Day on 26 November, 2024 to mark respect for the Constitution of India, symbol of our nation's sovereignty, justice, equality and fraternity. As per the guidelines of Mumbai University's DLLE Unit, the Preamble of the Constitution was to be read out in unison at the campus.  The DLLE Unit of the college assembled at the venue and along with students from all programs, solemnly read the Preamble. 16 DLLE students were present to oversee the activity, which was attended by 35 students. Celebrating India’s Constitution Day has been a step enhancing awareness and upholding the sanctity of the Constitution among the youth, who are tomorrow's future. 
 

The DLLE Unit of the college organized an Election Literacy campaign to create awareness about the importance of voting on Thursday, 14th November, 2024 as per the directions of the University of Mumbai’s DLLE Unit. The DLLE Unit members drew the attention of all the passersby and visitors to urge them to vote. The objective of the activity was to raise awareness about the importance of exercising their franchise and make them aware of the fact that every single vote counts. A signature campaign wherein each visitor took the Voters' Pledge and gave their signature was also conducted. Posters highlighting the importance of voting were also displayed at the venue. Over 300 signatories took the pledge and gave their signatures to make a commitment to cast their votes in every election in the future. 36 DLLE members participated in the activity, which received enthusiastic response. 
 

The DLLE Unit organized a Workshop titled Awareness on Autism Spectrum on Saturday, 31 st August, 2024. The resource persons were Ms. Jinisha Chheda and Ms. Vaisakhi Kapadia from JinShiksha and I am Able for the Workshop, which was held at the mini-auditorium from 12.00 noon. As certified teachers and volunteers dedicated to looking after individuals having autism, Ms. Chheda and Ms. Kapadia gave in-depth information and shared some startling facts about the condition. They gave vivid insights into what autism actually feels like to those who experience it. They gave vivid audio visual and live demonstrations to depict the actual experiences that people with autism have. They also dispelled common myths about children and adults who have autism by throwing light on how intelligent and capable they are in specific fields. The speakers also urged the attendees to be empathetic towards people who have this condition, and gave guidelines for treating them with respect and value. They will be collaborating with the DLLE Unit for future activities to create awareness about autism by guiding the DLLE members for skit and other events on autism. 41 DLLE Unit members were present for the workshop.

The DLLE Unit of Nirmala Memorial Foundation College of Commerce and Science joined hands with ICT (Indralok Core Team) Foundation and Making the Difference Charitable Trust for the Joy of Giving school kit distribution programme held on Sunday, 11th August, 2024 in Bhayandar.The ICT Foundation core team forefronts a range of CSR initiatives like ICT Paathshaala which include service, community development programs, environment conservation and more. The Joy of Giving school kit distribution programme was one such step taken towards facilitating basic means for education for the underprivileged kids.The programme, conducted at ERK Cricket Turf in Bhayandar, saw NMFC DLLE Unit participating in distributing essential school supplies to the kids of ICT Paathshaala. 26 DLLE members from NMFC volunteered in the programme.This event marks the continuation of collaboration between NMFC DLLE Unit and Making the Difference Charitable Trust for the Academic Year 2024-25 as per  the MoU signed by both the organisations last year.100 children from the underprivileged background benefitted from the initiative. The stationery kits made the children as well as the organisers and volunteers very happy and enthusiastic. 

The DLLE Unit of the college organized a poster making event for student members of the DLLE Unit on Wednesday, 14th August, 2024. The theme for poster making was global warming. Participants were asked to portray their own interpretations to bring out the critical relevance of this subject, which is a very sensitive topic in today’s age.14 participants took part in poster making. They showcased their creative brilliance as they conceptualized, drew, shaded and painted the topics chosen by them. It was an enlightening experience for all the participants to express their impressions of global warming through their creativity and art.
 

The DLLE Unit of the college commenced its activities with an Orientation Program on Monday, 29th July, 2024 inviting learners from all programs to enrol as DLLE members.The Orientation started at 11.00 a.m. in Block 405.DLLE Extension Teacher Ms. Neelam Patil and professor members Ms. Rhucha Patil and Mr..Akash Varma gave the learners relevant information about the gist, objectives and procedures of the Institution's DLLE Unit.Details about the activities carried out by the DLLE Unit in the preceding years were given to the members present. Updates about the new system and plans for the current academic year were also shared during the session.60 learners were present in the Orientation Program. In keeping with the registration procedure, registration forms were distributed to the learners. Some of them filled up the forms on the spot and submitted them with the requisite registration amount, while others carried the forms home and are slated to submit at the earliest. The forms shall be distributed in all classes to encourage more learners to become a part of the DLLE Unit, and the registration shall be carried out till the time stipulated by the authorities.All the learners showed great enthusiasm about the DLLE Activities, and assured the professor members of participating in activities dedicatedly.
 

NSS Unit organised a seminar, No War, No Violence- Third World March for Peace and Non-Violence on Monday, 12th August, 2024 in the college. The DLLE Unit of Nirmala Memorial Foundation College of Commerce and Science marked active participation in the event and made a commitment to partake in related activities in the future.Rukaiya Joshi, Chief Functionary, Retired Professor and Chairperson of the Centre for Education in Social Sector (CEdSS) at S.P Jain Institute of Management and Research, was the Resource person of the seminar. She bears a wealth of experience and has been playing an active part in shaping and advancing social initiatives.She enlightened the attendees on the horrors of war and violence plaguing the world currently. She also spoke about the necessity of spreading awareness about shunning war and violence among the impressionable minds .She gave a host of examples and shared startling facts about various incidents of violence and wars, and also threw light on the forthcoming Third World March for Peace and Non-Violence. 43 DLLE Unit members alongside NSS members attended the programme, which is assuredly a step towards a peaceful, equal world.

Nirmala Memorial Foundation College of Commerce and Science organised a seminar on Drug Addiction Awareness on Thursday, 07 th March, 2024 09.30 a.m. at the campus. The objective of the seminar was to acquaint the students with the dangers of drug abuse lurking around and how they can safeguard themselves as well as the society from its clutches. Ms. Jignasa Pandya, State Teacher Coordinator for Art of Living as well as an expert in banking, Fintech, Artificial Intelligence and other domains with over 25 years of experience, was the resource person. She captivated the audience, comprising 83 learners from all programs, with startling facts, information and data about drug abuse in our country. She gave detailed glimpses into the way drug abuse can engulf an individual, and also focused on steps that can be taken to eradicate it. The seminar was highly interactive, which also included a meditation session, two-way exchange of information and also a pledge to avoid drugs and protect the society from the destruction it causes. The students were greatly inspired by the impact that the session created on them. Some of them shared their thoughts and suggestions on the subject, and committed to helping build a better, drug-
free tomorrow .

Marrow Donor Registry India (MDRI) and the DLLE Unit of Nirmala Memorial Foundation College of Commerce and Science jointly organized a  Stem Cell Donor Registration Drive in the college on Friday, 01st March, 2023.The endeavour is a step towards establishing a connection between patients in quest for a cure from life-threatening diseases. It is achieved by finding life-saving blood stem cells or marrow donors for patients battling serious ailments like cancer, leukemia and many more. 
A team of five medical officials led by Dr. Praveen Clement, associated with Tata Memorial Hospital, conducted the camp from 09.00 a.m. to 01.00 p.m. in Block No. 311. They first collected essential information from donors and performed  swab tests, which are preserved for helping patients whenever the need arises.33 Nirmalites gave their samples in the camp held this year. As a criterion that the procedure has to adhere to, samples are collected only from those who are above 18 years of age. Those who have already given their samples in the stem cell drives held at the college previously did not have to do it again.Dr. Clement and his team were satisfied with the response, and expressed sincere appreciation for the institution for being a part of the noble cause.

The DLLE Unit and the Voter's Club conducted the second Voter ID Application Drive in the college on Saturday, 17 February, 2024 with a view to assisting those who were unable to avail of the facility in the previous week.This year, the DLLE authorities at the University of Mumbai issued special instructions to affiliated colleges to undertake this endeavour to help
youngsters with the Voter ID cards. Consequently, the DLLE Unit members of the college launched the campaign in
January 2024 to attain this goal. They set up desks at the entrance area in the morning to assist all those who approached them for assistance. The programme commenced at 9.30 a.m. and went on till 1.00 p.m. 18 DLLE Unit registered members helped the applicants with the registration process. A total of 146 students have been the beneficiaries through the online mode
on both the days, apart from 22 students who submitted Voter ID application forms issued by the BMC for the same purpose.

The DLLE Unit undertook a very important initiative of enabling learners of the college take a step towards acquiring their Voter ID Card, a valuable identity document that confers the right to exercise one’s franchise. In keeping with the instructions given by the DLLE University authorities as a key responsibility for the current academic year, the DLLE Unit of the college organised the Voter ID application process on Wednesday, 07 February, 2024. The enthusiastic DLLE Unit members launched a campaign for the Voter ID Card application process on 25 th January, 2024, observed as India’s National Voters’ Day. They set up desks at the entrance area in the morning and welcomed each learner and provided them with the necessary guidance. They continued to reach out to the learners in each class with all the details, which saw up to 105 applications being made on 07 February, 2024.
Since a number of learners did not carry the necessary documents, they requested the DLLE Unit to organise this session again in the college, which will be done soon.

The Mumbai Marathon, the annual international marathon held in Mumbai on the third Sunday of January every year, is the largest marathon in Asia.Titled Tata Mumbai Marathon this year, the mega 19th edition of the Mumbai Marathon was held on Sunday, 21 st January, 2024.  Almost 59,000 runners participated in the event this year. Learners of Nirmala Memorial Foundation College of Commerce and Science volunteered as well as participated in the marathon, facilitated by Making the Difference Charitable Trust. Eight members of the DLLE Unit chose to  volunteer for the event, The excited volunteers from our college  reached the venue by 6.00 a.m. at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT). They offered their services in every way they could throughout the event. The run was a good 42km plus long, in which a number of seasoned runners from global
level also participated.  The Marathon concluded after more than four hours of power-packed moments, breakthroughs and discoveries for everyone present, including our volunteers.

The DLLE Unit celebrated Republic Day at the college campus on Friday, 26 th January, 2024 with full zeal and enthusiasm. Commemorated for adoption of the Constitution of India way back on 26 th January, 1950, the day is a proud landmark in the history of our nation. 27 members of the DLLE Unit were in attendance. They assembled in the college premises early in the morning to observe the glorious milestone.The national flag of India was unfurled by the dignitaries during the ceremony,followed by customary cultural programmes including speeches, dance and patriotic song.

Learners of Nirmala Memorial Foundation College of Commerce and Science participated in UDAAN the Flight of Extension- 2023-2024, the Annual Extension Work Festival organised by the DLLE Unit of Mumbai University zone wise, on Saturday, 20 January, 2024, at St. Francis Institute of Management and Research (SFIMAR), Borivali. Nirmalites from the DLLE Unit participated enthusiastically in street play, poster making and elocution competitions hosted this year by SCFMAR for 20 colleges in the vicinity. UDAAN, the power-packed cultural, societal and stimulating confluence of extension work, is conducted in a decentralised way in Mumbai, Thane, Raigad, Ratnagiri and Sindhudurg districts annually. Competitions like street play, poster making, elocution, Powada singing and creative writing are held, where participants convey thought- provoking messages about social issues and showcase their skills. Platforms like UDAAN the Flight of Extension offer an opportunity for young minds to discover diverse dimensions of the society and voice their opinions about relevant issues and do their bit.
Day and Date: Saturday, 20 January, 2024
Timing: From 8.00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Beneficiaries: DLLE registered members
No. of attendees: 6

The DLLE Unit of the college organized a Poster Making Competition for student members of the DLLE Unit on Thursday, 30 November, 2023.The topics for the competition addressed concerns like pollution, saving trees, cleanliness, and the need for mankind to go green and plastic free. The competition witnessed the participants, DLLE registered members, unleash their creativity to the hilt as they conceptualized, drew, shaded and painted the topics chosen by them. Ms. Medha Satpalkar, a contemporary Indian artist Visual Arts with over 20 years of experience in diverse fields of painting, sketching, art and more, was the judge of the competition. She appreciated all the participants, 12 in all, for their effort and gave feedback to each one. She encouraged them to hone their skills in artistic pursuits further, and explore career options in the field of painting.
Following students were adjudged winners:
 I Prize - Riya Rupji FYBMS/ A Roll No. 32
 II Prize - Navin Mali F.Y.B.Com./ A Roll No. 76
 III Prize- Ashwin Sekaran SYB.Com./ B Roll No. 64
The winners were awarded certificates and medals, and all the other participants were felicitated
with digital certificates.
It was an enriching and fulfilling experience for all the participants. It was evident that they enjoyed
expressing thoughtful messages through their creativity and art.

The DLLE Unit of the college undertook a beach cleanup activity organized by
Child Help Foundation under ISL 2.0 (Indian Swachhata League 2.0) at Uttan
Beach on Sunday, 01 October, 2023. The beach cleanup initiative, titled Swacchata Hi Seva, was the perfectly solution for cleaning the beach after the final day of bidding farewell to Lord
Ganesha.15 DLLE members participated in the activity. Armed with gloves, baskets, and
gunny bags provided by the organizers, they went about the noble task of cleaning the beach enthusiastically. They collected the debris diligently and deposited it as per the instructions
issued to them. It was an enriching and satisfying experience for all the participants, especially
for those who engaged in beach cleaning with the motive of protecting the
environment.Day and Date: Sunday, 01st October, 2023Timing: From 9.00 a.m.Beneficiaries: DLLE registered members. of attendees: 15
 

The DLLE Unit organized a seminar on Strategies for Sustainable Waste Management on Tuesday, 12th September, 2023 at 11.30 a.m. in collaboration with Making the Difference Charitable Trust.Ms. Jagruti Gupta, a social worker, public speaker, psychologist and workshop facilitator from Making the Difference Charitable Trust, was the Guest Speaker.
Ms. Gupta shared detailed glimpses into a broad range of areas related to sustainable Waste management that comprised: Common faulty practices that citizens indulge in while Waste disposal Segregation of waste Extent of harm that plastic, hazardous material, e-waste and used sanitary pads cause Tips for efficient waste management. The guest also highlighted the concerns that need to be addressed urgently and measures being taken by the government and civic bodies to promote eco-friendly practices. The aim of the seminar was to create awareness about concrete measures that can be adopted to manage waste efficiently for a sustainable and safer future.She got the students to commit to a better, environmentally sustainable lifestyle and be considerate towards the future generation. 89 learners, belonging to all programs, were present in the seminar held in Block 710, eagerly absorbing interesting as well as surprising facts and information given by the Speaker.

“Transforming Ideas into Empires and Building the Future, Today.”
The DLLE Unit hosted the very first event for the Academic Year 2023-24 on Thursday, 10th August 2023 from 08.30 am to 02.00 pm. Six DLLE members set up their stalls in the college premises to sell their unique handmade products like snacks, cold drinks, artificial flowers, chocolates, cupcakes, traditional sweet dishes like Puran Poli, etc. During this event, students got the opportunity to show their entrepreneurship skills and unique strategies to sell handmade products.
Date: Thursday, 10th August, 2023
Timing: 08.30 am to 02.00 pm
Venue: College Entrance Lobby
Beneficiaries: DLLE registered members
No. of Stalls Installed: 06

The DLLE Department and the NSS Unit, along with the sister concerns of the college,  held the tricolour and love for the country aloft for Independence Day celebrations on Tuesday, 15th August, 2023 in the college. Members of both DLLE and NSS assembled in the college premises early in the morning to mark the glorious occasion of India’s 76th Independence Day. The programme commenced with the March Past followed by the unfurling of the national flag by college authorities. A host of cultural programmes comprisingSkitsPatriotic songs dance performancesSpeeches depicting India’s freedom struggle, sacrifices and patriotism were held on the occasion. The DLLE and NSS members rendered active support in the organisation of the celebration. 

The DLLE department held a beach cleaning activity with the “Beach Warrior “on Friday, 12th March 2022 from 8.00 am till 10. am 
There was a total of 37 volunteers who volunteered for the great cause of beach cleaning this activity helped them create their belongingness towards mother nature and how cautious one should be towards mother nature. Even they learned how to work together as a group, which will help them to know their hidden qualities like leadership, management, presentation skills, etc. All the volunteers were overwhelmed by being a part of a noble cause. 
 

The DLLE department holds a Poster Making on the topic ‘‘Social Causes” on Wednesday,9th February 2022. The main moto of poster making was to make awareness among students about the social evils that happen all around. And to abolish such evil practices.  There were a total 35 numbers of students who made the poster and showcased their creativity.

The DLLE department holds a Debate on the topic ‘‘Online versus offline mode of education” on Friday, 18th February 2022 at 12.00 noon. For the debate competition, there were around 75 students, the main reason for the debate was to make the students know about the merits and the demerits of both the mode of education. Whereby students expressed their own views so graciously, the main reason for doing debate competition was to make them bold in speaking and to overcome their stage fear so that they can be great leaders and managers.  At last, all the students gave their insight about what challenges they are facing in both the modes of education and as we decided as to how can we overcome it.