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Jyotiba Phule College successfully implements 'Jagar Janivancha' drive
MAIIATMA Jyotiba Phule College of Amravati was recenily honoured with the firsi slate-level award for excellent implementation of 'Jagar Janivancha' campaign organised by Mahara.shira government for the sessions 2013-14.
The award was given in a programme organised at Sydenham College of Mumbai at the hands of Rajesh Tope. State Minister for Higher and Technical Education.
Dr Santosh Thakare, Principal, took this award at the hands of Minister Tope.
Prabhakar Gaikwad. Director. Higher and Technical Education. Maharashtra. Suhas Joshi. veteran artist. IPS Officer Dr Pradnya Sarawadc. Manjusha Malawane. Joint Director. Higher and Technical Education,Mumbai were present on the dais.
State Government started 'Jagar Janivancha' campaign with the aim of developing menand women equality thoughts in the society as well as to empower women.
Every college had to work on different things based on these themes. Mahatma Phule college had worked on five suggestions given by students and had submitted the report to state government.
Different colleges in 11 universities in entire state had participated in this campaign. Mahatma Phule College won first prize on Amravati district level. Sam Gagebaba Amravati University-level and also on stale level.
Dr Santosh Thakare along with Dr Meenal Thakare accepted the award on behalf of the college in the programme at Mumbai.
The award was given in a programme organised at Sydenham College of Mumbai at the hands of Rajesh Tope. State Minister for Higher and Technical Education.
Dr Santosh Thakare, Principal, took this award at the hands of Minister Tope.
Prabhakar Gaikwad. Director. Higher and Technical Education. Maharashtra. Suhas Joshi. veteran artist. IPS Officer Dr Pradnya Sarawadc. Manjusha Malawane. Joint Director. Higher and Technical Education,Mumbai were present on the dais.
State Government started 'Jagar Janivancha' campaign with the aim of developing menand women equality thoughts in the society as well as to empower women.
Every college had to work on different things based on these themes. Mahatma Phule college had worked on five suggestions given by students and had submitted the report to state government.
Different colleges in 11 universities in entire state had participated in this campaign. Mahatma Phule College won first prize on Amravati district level. Sam Gagebaba Amravati University-level and also on stale level.
Dr Santosh Thakare along with Dr Meenal Thakare accepted the award on behalf of the college in the programme at Mumbai.
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