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Report on
HIV/AIDS Red Club Ravage Program
Event: HIV/AIDS Red Club Ravage Program
Date: 30th July 2024
Location: Indraprastha New Arts, Commerce, and Science College, Wardha
Chief Guests:
- Dr.
Ashish Sasankar, Principal
- Prof.
Sandip Petare, IQAC Coordinator
- Dr.
Madan Ingale, Sports Coordinator
Overview: The
HIV/AIDS Red Club Ravage Program was organized by Civil Hospital Wardha at
Indraprastha New Arts, Commerce, and Science College, Wardha, on 30th July
2024. The event aimed to raise awareness about HIV/AIDS and engage students in
informative and interactive activities. The program was well-attended and
featured various competitions to encourage student participation and
enthusiasm.
Competitions:
1.
Quiz Competition:
o
The quiz focused on HIV/AIDS awareness, prevention, and treatment.
o
Students demonstrated significant knowledge and understanding of the
subject.
2.
Racing Competition:
o
The racing event was organized to promote physical fitness and teamwork
while integrating HIV/AIDS awareness themes.
Results:
- CS Department Achievements:
- Students from the Computer Science (CS)
Department excelled in both competitions.
- They were awarded cash prizes, medals and
certificates for their impressive performances in the quiz and racing
events.
|
Sr. No.
|
Name of Student
|
Class
|
Medal
|
Cash
|
|
1
|
Khushbu Mhatre
|
B.Sc 1st yr
|
Gold
|
1500/-
|
|
2
|
Vedant Khandale
|
B.Sc 2nd yr
|
Gold
|
1500/-
|
|
3
|
Kshitij Chambhare
|
B.Sc 1st yr
|
Silver
|
1000/-
|
|
4
|
Aaryan Parshive
|
B.Sc 2nd yr
|
Bronze
|
500/-
|
Special Acknowledgements:
- Dr. Ashish Sasankar,
the Principal, emphasized the importance of education and awareness in
combating HIV/AIDS and applauded the students for their active
participation.
- Prof. Sandip Petare,
the IQAC Coordinator, highlighted the role of educational institutions in
fostering awareness and supporting health initiatives.
- Dr. Madan Ingale,
the Sports Coordinator, praised the students for their sportsmanship and
enthusiasm.
The program was a success
in promoting HIV/AIDS awareness and fostering a spirit of healthy competition
among the students. The collaboration between the Civil Hospital Wardha and the
college was instrumental in the event's success.
Conclusion: The HIV/AIDS Red Club Ravage Program was an engaging and informative
event, with active student participation and strong support from the college
administration. The success of the program reflects the collective efforts in
raising awareness and encouraging a proactive approach towards health issues.
