Gender equity promotion programs

S.NO

ACADEMIC YEAR NO.OF EVENTS CONDUCTED

1 2019-20 5

2 2018-19 6

3 2017-18 4

4 2016-17 6

5 2015-16 6

YEAR:-2019-20

S.NO ACTIVITY DATE

1 Women’s day 08-03-2020

2 Sankranti sambaralu 10-01-2020

3 Kalari pattu 05-12-2019

4 Road safety programme 16-09-2019

5 Anti ragging awareness program 13-08-2019

YEAR:-2018-19

S.NO ACTIVITY DATE

1 National girls day 24-01-2019

2 Kishori vikasam phase-2 19-01-2019

3 Sankranti sambaralu 10-01-2019

4 Women’s day 08-03-2019

5 Road safety programme 16-09-2018

6 Anti Drug day 26-06-2019

YEAR:-2017-18

S.NO ACTIVITY DATE

1 Women’s day 08-03-2018

2 Sankranti sambaralu 10-01-2018

3 Health and hygenic for women 15-06-2017

4 Anti-ragging awareness 29-06-2017

YEAR:-2016-17

S.NO ACTIVITY DATE

1 Women’s day 08-03-2017

2 Sankranti sambaralu 09-01-2017

3 Save girl child awareness 15-10-2016

4 Anti drug event 05-06-2016

5 Heath & hygiene awareness 26-08-2016

6 Anti-ragging awareness 17-06-2016

YEAR:-2015-16

S.NO ACTIVITY DATE

1 Self nutrition diet for women 05-02-2016

2 Sankranti sambaralu 08-01-2016

3 Women’s day 08-03-2016

4 Kalari pattu 05-12-2015

5 Health and hygenic for women 11-09-2015

6 Anti-ragging awareness 01-07-2015

2019-2020

WOMEN’S DAY

Achieving a gender-equal world requires social innovations that work for both women and men and

leave no one behind. From urban planning that focuses on community safety to e-learning platforms that

take classrooms to women and girls, affordable and quality childcare centres, and technology shaped by

women, innovation can take the race for gender equality to its finishing line by 2030

SANKRANTI SAMBARALU

The cultural council of “VSM college of institution” organized the

“SANKRANTI SAMBARALU on 10th JAN 2020. Sankranthi is a festival day in the

Hindu calendar, dedicated to the deitysurya.

Students were taken to the college ground and they had an exciting time to participating

in the kite flying activity and women drawing rangoli and traditional dress competitions

along with their class mates. A special assembly was organized to mark the occasion.

Students were told about the importance of sankranthi, the students performed vibrant and

energetic sankranthi dance, sing songs and share warmth with loved ones.

KALARI PATTU

The holistic approach of the kalaripayattu training is aimed at the ultimate coordination and control

over mind and body. The weapons become an extension of the body, controlled by the mind to achieve high

degree of perfection in both offensive and defensive combats. The inherent beauty of this art form lies in the

harmonious synergy of art, science and medicine.

Anyone and everyone - young, old, boys, girls, working professionals, house wives – can reap the

benefits of this rich and treasured martial art. In fact, more than one third of our students are girls. Apart

from mastering the intricate fighting & self defense techniques, dedicated and systematic training program

at the academy helps in building a strong body and focused mind. The flexible program schedule is

specially designed to suit the rigors & pressures of your daily life without compromising the ‘essence’ of

training techniques as practiced in the traditional ‘Kalaries.

Road safety programme

Road safety program conducted by police department at our college premises on 16-09-2019 All the

students participate in this program.Road traffic safety refers to the methods and measures used to

prevent road users from being killed or seriously injured. Typical road users include: pedestrians, cyclists,

motorists, vehicle passengers, horse-riders and passengers of on-road public transport (mainly buses and

trams)

ANTI-RAGGING AWARENESS

An Anti-ragging awareness program was conducted in the College on 13/08/2019, in

VISWESWARAYYA SEMINAR HALL. The agenda of the meeting was to discuss about the

activities to conducted form Anti-ragging committee for the academic year 2019-2020.This meeting

was started at 10:30 am by lightening the lamp.C.I Mr SIVA KRISHANA, Ramachandrapuram attended

to this meeting as chief guest to create awareness to the students about Ragging related

consequences.Short films & slogans related to anti-ragging were displayed in the LED wall.Posters of

Anti-ragging slogans were displayed in different places in the College campus.The student council

members were asked to report immediately in case of incidents of ragging. No ragging complaints

were received for this academic year. A healthy and friendly relationship exists between the Freshers

& Seniors.

2018-2019

NATIONAL GIRLS DAY

The National Girl Day is celebrated in India every year on January 24. It was started by

the Ministry of Women and Child Development and the Government of India in 2008, with the purpose to

spread awareness among people about all the inequalities girls face in the Indian society. The day is

celebrated by organizing various programs including awareness campaigns on Save the girl child, child sex

ratios, and creating a healthy and safe environment for a girl child.

KISHORI VIKASAM PHASE-2

The Women Development and Child Welfare (WD&CW) Department is conducting a mega training

programme for adolescent girls on personality development, health, education, literacy and other topics.As

much as girls will be trained in a phased manner under the ‘Kishori Vikasam’ programme Resource persons

will educate the ToTs on different topics, who will enlighten the girls in different government schools,

hostels and private institutions. The theme is awareness creation among the girl students on various social,

health and skill development issues.

“The ToTs are being taught on the social media advantages and disadvantages, education, child

marriages, trafficking, sexual harassment, health, personality development, skill development, nutrition,

hygiene and other topics. Officers of various government departments, NGOs, academicians, police and

experts in the related fields will train the students,” .

The trained students will cover the Social Welfare Hostels, BC, SC and ST Hostels, Kasturba

Gandhi Balika Vidyalayams, Gurukula Pathasalas, Government and Zilla Parishad Schools and private

educational institutions.

SANKRANTI SAMBARALU

The cultural council of “VSM college of instituion” organized the “SANKRANTI SAMBARALU .

Sankranthi is a festival day in the Hindu calendar, dedicated to the deity surya. Students were taken to the

college ground and they had an exciting time to participating in the kite flying activity and women drawing

rangoli and traditional dress competitions along with their class mates. A special assembly was organized to

mark the occasion. Students were told about the importance of sankranthi, the students performed vibrant

and energetic sankranthi dance, sing songs and share warmth with loved ones.

WOMEN’S DAY

Achieving a gender-equal world requires social innovations that work for both women and men and

leave no one behind. From urban planning that focuses on community safety to e-learning platforms that

take classrooms to women and girls, affordable and quality childcare centres, and technology shaped by

women, innovation can take the race for gender equality to its finishing line by 2030

ROAD SAFETY PROGRAMME

The basic strategy of a Safe System approach is to ensure that in the event of a crash, the impact

energies remain below the threshold likely to produce either death or serious injury. This threshold will vary

from crash scenario to crash scenario, depending upon the level of protection offered to the road users

involved. For example, the chances of survival for an unprotected pedestrian hit by a vehicle diminish

rapidly at speeds greater than 30 km/h, whereas for a properly restrained motor vehicle occupant the critical

impact speed is 50 km/h (for side impact crashes) and 70 km/h (for head-on crashes)

ANTI DRUG EVENT

The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) selects themes for the International Day and launches campaigns to raise awareness about the global drug problem. Health is the ongoing theme of

the world drug campaign

The United Nations General Assembly in 1987 decided to observe 26 June as the International Day

against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking as an expression of its determination to strengthen action and

cooperation to achieve the goal of an international society free of drug abuse.

ANTI-RAGGING AWARENESS PROGRAM

An Anti-ragging awareness program was conducted in the College on 22 June 2018, in

A.P.J.ABDUL KALAM Seminar hall.This meeting was started at 10:30 am by lightening the

lamp.Mr. N RAJASEKHAR, RDO Ramachandrapuram, Mr J V SANTOSH, DSP,

Ramachandrapuram, Mr. K SRIDHAR, CI Ramachandrapuram, Mr. K VAMSIDHAR SI,

Ramachandrapuram attended to this meeting as chief guests to create awareness to the students

about “Ragging related consequences”.Mr. J. V. SANTOSH, DSP said that Ragging is an act against

law and he also demonstrated “The evolution of life” suggesting the students to respect persons of

all ages, which is the true essence of human life.The Principal explained the actions to be taken

according to rules of the College.Finally, the meeting was ended with vote of thanks by

Principal.The student council members were asked to report immediately in case of incidents of

ragging. No ragging complaints were received for this academic year. A healthy and friendly

relationship exists between the Freshers & Seniors.

2017-2018

WOMEN’S DAY

International Women’s Day celebration on 8th March every year commemorates the voices of

women around the world to secure the rights of women thereby creating an environment free from gender

disparity and social inequality. International women’s day is celebrated to appreciate women’s achievement

in the field of science, technology, business etc. The day is celebrated by organizing presentations, speech,

conferences in order to increase worldwide awareness about condition of women and their rights.

SANKRANTI SAMBARALU

The cultural council of “VSM college of instituion” organized the “SANKRANTI SAMBARALU

Sankranthi is a festival day in the Hindu calendar, dedicated to the deity surya. Students were taken to the

college ground and they had an exciting time to participating in the kite flying activity and women drawing

rangoli and traditional dress competitions along with their class mates. A special assembly was organized to

mark the occasion. Students were told about the importance of sankranthi, the students performed vibrant

and energetic sankranthi dance, sing songs and share warmth with loved ones.

HEALTH AND HYGENIC FOR WOMEN

Hygiene refers to maintaining cleanliness for keeping fit and staying healthy. Ma intaining

personal hygiene is important for both men and women, as it ensures good health and has several

social benefits as well. Personal hygiene is a way of life, which is usually concerned about

maintaining cleanliness, following daily good habits and practising a disciplined lifestyle. It

helps us to stay protected from diseases by preventing the spread of harmful germs or bacteria

around us by following an all comprehensive hygienic approach. Besides this, maintaining good

personal hygiene helps in improving your self-esteem and will make you feel better about

yourself.

Personal hygiene as a discipline should be adopted both at home and at the workplace. It’s

because we are surrounded by bacteria and harmful germs everywhere, which may not be visible

to the naked eyes, but act as major carriers of certain harmful diseases or infections. Since, at

workplace we work in a group, unhygienic practices such as unpleasant odour or a shabby

appearance will dissuade your colleagues to work along with you.

ANTI RAGGING AWARENESS

An Anti-ragging awareness program was conducted in the College on 29/06/2017 in

A.P.J.ABDULKALAM SEMINAR HALL.This meeting was started at 10:30 am by lightening the

lamp.Mr. N.B.N. Muralikrishna garu, DSP Ramachandrapuram attended to this meeting as chief guest to

create awareness to the students about Ragging related consequences.He said that it is the first and foremost

responsibility of student to fulfill the dreams and hardships of their Parents.Short films & slogans related to

anti-ragging were displayed in the LED wall.The student council members were asked to report

immediately in case of incidents of ragging. No ragging complaints were received for this academic

year. A healthy and friendly relationship exists between the Freshers & Seniors.

2016-2017

WOMEN’S DAY

International Women's Day is celebrated every year on 8th March.This special day is a day to

honour women working in different fields and to celebrate their achievements.The day was first celebrated

on 28th February 1909 at the call of the Socialist Party of America, in New York.You might be surprised to

know that earlier in most countries women did not have the right to vote.In order to give them these rights,

the Women's Day was given international status at the Copenhagen Conference of Socialist International in

1910.The significance of the day increased even more when on the last Sunday of February in 1917, women

in Russia launched a movement.Due to intensity of this movement the Tsar had to relinquish power in

Russia.After this, the interim government formed gave women the right to vote.It is celebrated every year

with special theme of the year and prior planning to strengthen political and social awareness towards

women's struggle.

SANKRANTI SAMBARALU

The cultural council of VSM college of Engineering Institution organized the

“SANKRANTI SAMBARALU on 9th JAN 2017.Sankranthi is a festival day in the Hindu

calendar, dedicated to thedeitysurya.

Students were taken to the college ground and they had an exciting time to participating in the

kite flying activity and women drawing rangoli and traditional dress competitions along with

their class mates. A special assembly was organized to mark the occasion. Students were told

about the importance of sankranthi, the students performed vibrant and energetic sankranthi

dance, sing songs and share warmth with loved ones.

ANTI DRUG EVENT

The International Day Agains Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking is a United Nations International Day against drug abuse and the illegal drug trade. It is observed annually on 26 June, since 1989. The date June 26 is to commemorate Lin Zexu's dismantling of the opium trade in Humen, Guangdong, ending in

June 25 1839，just before the First Opium War in China. The observance was instituted by General

Assembly Resolution 42/112 of 7 December 1987.

On 26 June 1987, two important texts (Comprehensive Multidisciplinary Outline of Future Activities

in Drug Abuse Control & Declaration of the International Conference on Drug Abuse and Illicit

Trafficking) were adopted at the International Conference on Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking, which was

held in Vienna during 17-26 June 1987. The Conference recommended that an annual day should be

observed to mark the importance of the fight against drug abuse and illicit trafficking. Both the dates 17

June and 26 June were suggested, and in the later meetings 26 June was chosen and written into the draft

and final resolution.

SAVE GIRL CHILD AWARENESS

Women are the most important section of the society and equally participate in the life existence on

the earth. However, regular decrease in the sex ratio of female in India because of the crimes against

women, it has created the fear of total finish of women. So, it is very necessary to save girl child in order to

maintain the ratio of women in India. It has been a most important topic as a social awareness in the Indian

society which youths of the country must know about. In order to enhance the writing skill and knowledge

of the students, teachers assign them this topic to write only paragraph or complete essay in the classroom,

during exam or any competition organized for the essay writing. Following essay on save girl child are

especially written for the students. They can choose any save girl child essay according to their need and

requirement:

HEATH & HYGIENE AWARENESS

Health is defined as a state of complete physical, mental and social being and not merely an absence

of disease or infirmity A clear skin Bright, clear eyes.A body neither too fat nor too thin.Fresh breath.Good

appetite Sound sleep.Regular activity of bladder and bowels.Hygiene refers to conditions and practices that

help to maintain health and prevent the spread of diseases.Medical hygiene therefore includes a specific set

of practices associated with this preservation of health. Sewage and chemical wastes should not be released

into the water bodies. Sewage should be chemically treated first before being released into the water bodies

to avoid water-borne diseases. Immunization and vaccination can prevent infectious diseases. Personal

hygiene:- Take care of the skin, keep your hands and nails clean, wash your hair regularly, brush your teeth

and gums after every meal, wash your eye daily with tap water, nose must be cleaned at regular intervals,

never clean an ear with a sharp object, do physical exercise to keep the body muscles active, take proper

rest, sleep for 6-8hr daily, one should develop healthy habits.

ANTI-RAGGING AWARENESS

An Anti-ragging awareness program was conducted in the College on 17/06/2016 in

VISWESWARAYYA SEMINAR HALL.Mr. M.S.N. MURTHY, ACADEMIC DIRECTOR, VSM

GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS attended to this meeting to create awareness to the students about Ragging

related consequences.He said that it is the first and foremost responsibility of the students to fulfill the

dreams and hardships of their Parents.He added that, it is an act against law and he also demonstrated “The

evolution of life” suggesting the students to respect persons of all ages, which is the true essence of human

life.Short films & slogans related to anti-ragging were displayed on the wall by Projector.The student

council members were asked to report immediately in case of incidents of ragging. No ragging complaints

were received for this academic year. A healthy and friendly relationship exists between the Freshers &

Seniors.

2015-2016

SELF NUTRITION DIET FOR WOMEN

In nutrition, diet is the sum of food consumed by a person or other organism. The word diet often implies

the use of specific intake of nutrition for health or weight-management reasons (with the two often being

related). Although humans are omnivores, each culture and each person holds some food preferences or some

food taboos. This may be due to personal tastes or ethical reasons. Individual dietary choices may be more or

less healthy.

SANKRANTHI SAMBHARALU

The cultural council of “VSM college of Instituion” organized the

“SANKRANTI SAMBARALU on 8th JAN 2016.Sankranthi is a festival day in the

Hindu calendar, dedicated to the deitysurya.Students were taken to the college ground

and they had an exciting time to participating in the kite flying activity and women

drawing rangoli and traditional dress competitions along with their class mates. A

special assembly was organized to mark the occasion. Students were told about the

importance of sankranthi, the students performed vibrant and energetic sankranthi dance,

sing songs and share warmth with loved ones.

WOMEN’S DAY

The schools and educational institutions celebrate the International Women’s Day by organizing

various competitions like essay writing, drama, skit and painting.Various NGO’s organize the self defence

training programs like Judo,Karate etc on the occasion of International Women’s Day.One of the objectives

of celebrating the International women’s day is to ensure that everygirl or women is receiving proper

respect and value in the society.On International Women’s Day, the government runs various campaigns for

highlighting the social, economical, cultural and political achievements of women.The celebration helps in

empowering women by promoting equal rights and opportunities for them.International Women’s Day is

the official holiday in many countries like Afghanistan, Russia, Vietnam, China (for women only), Uganda,

and Cuba etc.

Rallies, campaigns, street plays, documentary screening, and women parade are some of the other

programs which are also being organized on International Women’s Day.On the occasion of International

Women’s Day, people present flowers or gifts to their mothers, wives, sisters and colleagues as a mark

ofrespect.In 1977, United Nations passed a resolution in its assembly session to observe 8th March as UN

day for women’s rights and world peace.Government, civil communities, NGOs should come together and

organize activities on the occasion to empower girls and women in the society.

KALARI PATTU

The holistic approach of the kalaripayattu training is aimed at the ultimate coordination and control

over mind and body. The weapons become an extension of the body, controlled by the mind to achieve high

degree of perfection in both offensive and defensive combats. The inherent beauty of this art form lies in the

harmonious synergy of art, science and medicine.

Anyone and everyone - young, old, boys, girls, working professionals, house wives – can reap the

benefits of this rich and treasured martial art. In fact, more than one third of our students are girls. Apart

from mastering the intricate fighting & self defense techniques, dedicated and systematic training program

at the academy helps in building a strong body and focused mind. The flexible program schedule is

specially designed to suit the rigors & pressures of your daily life without compromising the ‘essence’ of

training techniques as practiced in the traditional ‘Kalaries.

HEALTH AND HYGENIC FOR WOMEN

Health planning means “The orderly process of defining community health problems, identifying unmet needs and surveying the resources to meet them, establishing priority goals that are realistic and feasible and projecting administrative action to accomplish the purpose of the proposed programme”.The purpose of health planning is to meet the health needs and demands of the people. Health needs is defined as the ‘deficiencies in health that call for preventive, curative, control and eradication measures’.The needs for safe water supply and sanitation, control of communicable diseases, medical care including hospitals, dispensaries and primary health centres, public health services, family planning, adequate nutrition, immunization are all community health needs.In democratic country/ developing country people’s needs may be presented as demands

ANTI-RAGGING AWARENESS

An Anti-ragging awareness program was conducted in the College on 01/07/2015 in

VISWESWARAYYA SEMINAR HALL.Mr. M S N MURTHY, ACADEMIC DIRECTOR,

VSM GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS attended to this meeting to create awareness to the students

about Ragging related consequences.He said that it is the first and foremost responsibility of the

Student to fulfill the dreams and hardships of their Parents.Short films & slogans related to anti-

ragging were displayed in the LED wall.The student council members were asked to report

immediately in case of incidents of ragging. No ragging complaints were received for this

academic year. A healthy and friendly relationship exists between the Freshers & Seniors.