ACADAMIC YEAR 2018-2019

 

Date: 28-02-2019
Venue: Department of Physics, TTWRDC, Dhammapeta College

Introduction: National Science Day is celebrated every year on February 28th to honor the remarkable contributions of India's Nobel Laureate, Sir C. V. Raman, who discovered the Raman Effect on the same day in 1928. The day is dedicated to spreading awareness about the importance of science in everyday life and encouraging the younger generation to embrace scientific pursuits. This year, the Department of Physics at TTWRDC, Dhammapeta College, organized a series of events to celebrate National Science Day, aiming to inspire students and faculty alike.

Objective of the Celebration: The main objectives of the celebration were:

1. To honor the contributions of scientists, particularly Sir C. V. Raman, and to encourage scientific exploration.
2. To foster interest and awareness about science and technology among students.
3. To provide a platform for students to showcase their scientific knowledge and creativity.

Event Highlights: The National Science Day celebration at TTWRDC, Dhammapeta College, was organized by the Department of Physics with great enthusiasm. The event was attended by students, faculty, and staff, and the following activities were conducted:

 

1. Science Quiz Competition: A science quiz competition was organized for students from various disciplines. The quiz covered a broad range of topics including physics, chemistry, biology, and general science. Students participated enthusiastically, answering questions related to scientific discoveries, Nobel Laureates, and modern technological innovations. The winners of the quiz were awarded prizes, and the event encouraged students to enhance their knowledge of science.
2. Poster Presentation: A poster presentation session was held where students showcased their research on various scientific concepts, breakthroughs, and emerging technologies. Topics ranged from the latest trends in space exploration to renewable energy and environmental sustainability. The posters were evaluated by a panel of faculty members, and the best presentations received recognition.
3. Science Experiment Demonstration: A hands-on science experiment demonstration was conducted by the faculty members and senior students. The demonstration included basic physics experiments such as the “Raman Effect,” refraction, diffraction, and simple experiments illustrating the principles of sound and light. Students were encouraged to actively participate in the demonstrations, enhancing their understanding of theoretical concepts through practical applications.

Conclusion: The National Science Day celebration at TTWRDC, Dhammapeta College was a successful event that brought together students, faculty, and staff to celebrate the spirit of scientific inquiry and innovation. The activities not only honored the legacy of Sir C. V. Raman but also encouraged students to explore and engage in scientific thinking. The Department of Physics played a key role in organizing the event, and the enthusiasm and participation of the students demonstrated their growing interest in science.

The event served as a reminder of the importance of science in our daily lives and inspired many students to pursue further studies and research in the field of science and technology.

                                Haritha Haram

• Date of Event: 12-06-2019
• Location: TTWRDC Dammapeta Campus, Telangana
• Organizers: Department of Physics, TTWRDC Dammapeta
• Participants: Faculty members, students of the Department of Physics, and volunteers

Tree Plantation: A variety of trees, including fruit-bearing, medicinal, and ornamental species, were planted.

Introduction: Haritha Haram is an ambitious program initiated by the Government of Telangana with the goal of increasing the green cover in the state by planting more trees. It aims to enhance the environment, improve air quality, and combat climate change. The program is also intended to promote awareness about environmental sustainability. The Department of Physics at Telangana Tribal Welfare Residential Degree College (TTWRDC) Dammapeta actively participated in this initiative by organizing a tree planting event under Haritha Haram.

Objective of the Event: The primary objective of the event was to contribute to the state's effort in increasing its green cover and to instill an awareness of environmental conservation among students. The Department of Physics at TTWRDC Dammapeta aimed to involve the student community in a hands-on environmental project, encouraging them to take responsibility for maintaining a healthy and sustainable ecosystem.

Event Details:

• Date of Event: [Insert Date]
• Location: TTWRDC Dammapeta Campus, Telangana
• Organizers: Department of Physics, TTWRDC Dammapeta
• Participants: Faculty members, students of the Department of Physics, and volunteers
• Tree Plantation: A variety of trees, including fruit-bearing, medicinal, and ornamental species, were planted.

Program Activities:

1. Awareness Session:
   • The event commenced with a session conducted by faculty members and guest speakers from the environmental department. The importance of greenery and the role of trees in maintaining ecological balance were discussed.
   • Students were educated about the benefits of planting trees, such as improving air quality, conserving soil, and providing habitats for wildlife.
2. Tree Plantation Drive:
   • After the awareness session, the students and faculty participated in the tree plantation drive. The campus was identified as the main site for planting trees.
   • Students, along with their mentors, took part in planting saplings in designated areas around the campus, ensuring that the trees would be well-maintained and nurtured.
   • Specific attention was given to planting native species that are well-suited to the local environment.

Outcomes and Impact:

• Environmental Awareness: The event significantly contributed to raising awareness about the importance of environmental conservation among students. It encouraged them to participate in similar initiatives in the future.
• Increased Green Cover: The tree plantation activity added to the green cover on the TTWRDC Dammapeta campus, improving the local environment and providing shade and oxygen to the area.
• Student Engagement: The initiative fostered a sense of environmental responsibility and teamwork among students. It also gave them an opportunity to connect theoretical knowledge with practical action.
• Community Involvement: The participation of faculty and volunteers helped ensure that the event was a community-driven success, and the shared responsibility encouraged a long-term commitment to maintaining a sustainable environment.

Challenges:

• Weather Conditions: The success of tree plantation drives can sometimes be hindered by unexpected weather conditions, such as heavy rains or excessive heat, which can affect the survival of newly planted saplings.
• Sustained Care: Ensuring that students continue to maintain the trees over time requires regular follow-up and engagement, which may require more structured efforts.

Conclusion: The Haritha Haram program conducted by the Department of Physics at TTWRDC Dammapeta was a successful initiative that not only contributed to the green cover of the region but also promoted environmental awareness among the students. The active participation of students and faculty members demonstrated the collective commitment to fostering sustainability. Moving forward, such programs should be continued and expanded, with continued follow-up to ensure that the trees thrive and the spirit of environmental responsibility is ingrained in the students.

 

                        ACADAMIC YEAR 2019-2020

 

              National Pollution Control Day

Date of Event: 02-12-2020
Venue: TTWRDC, Dammapeta
Organized By: Physics Department

Introduction: National Pollution Control Day, observed annually on December 2, is dedicated to raising awareness about the growing concerns of environmental pollution. This day also honors the victims of the 1984 Bhopal Gas Tragedy, which serves as a grim reminder of the catastrophic consequences of industrial pollution. The Physics Department at TTWRDC (Telangana Tribal Welfare Residential Degree College) Dammapeta celebrated National Pollution Control Day with various activities aimed at educating students and faculty about pollution's detrimental effects and the importance of environmental conservation.

Objectives of the Celebration:

1. To raise awareness about the need for pollution control measures.
2. To educate students and staff about the harmful effects of pollution on health and the environment.
3. To encourage the adoption of sustainable practices and technologies for pollution prevention.
4. To engage students in discussions and projects related to pollution control and environmental conservation.

Activities Conducted:

1. Inaugural Speech: The celebration began with an inaugural speech by the Head of the Physics Department, who emphasized the significance of National Pollution Control Day. The speaker highlighted the devastating impact of air, water, and soil pollution on public health, wildlife, and the planet. They also discussed the role of students and educators in spreading awareness about environmental protection.
2. Guest Lecture: A prominent environmental expert was invited to deliver a guest lecture on "Innovative Approaches to Pollution Control." The lecture focused on modern technologies and methods used in controlling industrial pollution, such as the use of filters, waste management practices, renewable energy sources, and green chemistry. The expert also spoke about the importance of sustainable development and individual responsibility in reducing pollution.
3. Poster Presentation and Exhibition: Students from the Physics Department prepared posters depicting various types of pollution—air, water, and soil—and their effects on human health and ecosystems. The posters also included innovative solutions to mitigate pollution. The exhibition was open to all students and faculty members, fostering an interactive learning environment.
4. Essay Writing Competition: An essay writing competition was organized on the theme "Pollution and its Impact on Human Health." Students actively participated in the competition, providing insightful essays that discussed the causes, consequences, and solutions to pollution. Prizes were awarded to the best essays, encouraging further participation in environmental conservation efforts.
5. Interactive Session on Pollution Control Measures: An interactive session was conducted where students were divided into groups and asked to brainstorm and present pollution control methods. The session encouraged creative thinking and problem-solving, with discussions ranging from waste recycling to the use of eco-friendly products.
6. Tree Plantation Drive: To reinforce the theme of environmental conservation, a tree plantation drive was organized on the college campus. Students, faculty, and staff participated in planting saplings, emphasizing the importance of greenery in combating air pollution and improving the overall quality of life.

Conclusion: The National Pollution Control Day celebration at TTWRDC, Dammapeta, was a resounding success in terms of awareness-building and active participation. The activities organized throughout the day helped foster a sense of responsibility among students and staff toward pollution control. The event not only commemorated the tragic Bhopal Gas Tragedy but also inspired collective action to protect and preserve the environment for future generations. The Physics Department’s initiative has successfully contributed to shaping a more eco-conscious campus culture.

 

                                    ACADAMIC YEAR 2021-2022

 

Report on International Women's Day Celebrated at the Department of Physics, TTWRDC Dammapeta

Date of Event: 08-03-2022
Venue: Department of Physics, TTWRDC Dammapeta
Organized by: Department of Physics, TTWRDC Dammapeta
 

 

Introduction:

International Women’s Day (IWD) is celebrated worldwide on March 8 to honor the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women. This year, the Department of Physics at TTWRDC Dammapeta commemorated this important day with a series of activities aimed at recognizing the contributions of women in science, particularly in the field of physics, and encouraging gender equity in academic and professional spaces.

Event Overview:

The celebration began with a brief introduction to the significance of International Women's Day and this year’s theme, "Embrace Equity," which focuses on fostering a fair and inclusive world. The event was marked by a combination of speeches, discussions, and presentations by faculty members, students, and guest speakers.

Key Highlights:

1. Inaugural Address: The event kicked off with an inspiring inaugural address by the Head of the Department of Physics, Dr. [Name], who highlighted the importance of gender equity in academia and the significant role women play in the field of physics. Dr. [Name] shared personal anecdotes and experiences, emphasizing the need to create an inclusive environment for women in scientific disciplines.
2. Guest Speaker Session: A special session was conducted by Dr. [Guest Speaker Name], a distinguished physicist and educator, who spoke about the challenges faced by women in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) fields. Dr. [Guest Speaker Name] also discussed strategies to break down gender barriers and how women can thrive in academic and research environments. The talk was well-received and sparked a lively Q&A session, with students and faculty members actively participating.
3. Panel Discussion on Gender Equity: A panel discussion titled "Gender Equity in Science: Breaking Barriers" featured a diverse group of women scientists, faculty, and students. The panelists shared their personal journeys in physics, offering valuable insights into overcoming gender-based obstacles, addressing unconscious biases, and creating an inclusive learning environment.
4. Poster Exhibition: A poster exhibition showcasing the contributions of notable women in physics was set up in the department. The posters featured pioneering female scientists such as Marie Curie, Lise Meitner, and Ada Lovelace, as well as contemporary women scientists who continue to make significant contributions to physics and related fields. This exhibition helped to raise awareness among students about the pivotal role women have played and continue to play in the advancement of science.
5. Student Presentations: Several students from the Department of Physics presented short talks and posters about the importance of gender equality in academia, with a particular focus on how female physicists are reshaping the landscape of scientific research and innovation. These presentations demonstrated the department’s commitment to fostering a space where young women are encouraged to pursue careers in physics.
6. Cultural Program: The event was followed by a cultural program, which included performances by students celebrating the achievements of women through poetry, music, and dance. The cultural segment was aimed at both educating and inspiring attendees about the ongoing fight for gender equality.

Conclusion:

The celebration of International Women's Day at TTWRDC Dammapeta's Department of Physics was a resounding success. It not only highlighted the achievements of women in physics but also underscored the need for continued efforts toward gender equity in science. The event provided a platform for students, faculty, and guests to engage in meaningful conversations about the barriers women face in STEM fields and the importance of empowering the next generation of female scientists.

In keeping with the theme "Embrace Equity," the department reaffirmed its commitment to fostering an inclusive academic environment where everyone, regardless of gender, has the opportunity to excel and contribute to the advancement of science.

 

                                  ACADAMIC YEAR 2022-2023

 

Haritha Haram

Event Title: Haritha Haram

Organized By: Department of Physics, TTWRDC Dammapeta
Date: 12 -06-2023
Location: TTWRDC, Dammapeta
Participants: Faculty, Staff, and Students of the Department of Physics

1. Introduction

The Department of Physics at the Telangana Tribal Welfare Residential Degree College (TTWRDC), Dammapeta, organized a Haritha Haram Program as part of the state-wide initiative to increase the green cover in Telangana. The Haritha Haram program is a flagship afforestation campaign by the Government of Telangana aimed at increasing the green cover, conserving the environment, and raising awareness about the importance of trees and forests.

2. Objective of the Program

The primary objectives of the Haritha Haram program were:

• To promote environmental awareness and sustainable practices among students and faculty.
• To contribute to the state’s afforestation goals by planting trees on campus and around the local community.
• To enhance the ecological balance and provide a healthier environment for future generations.
• To foster a sense of responsibility and active participation in environmental conservation among the students.

3. Planning and Preparations

The program was carefully planned and coordinated by the Department of Physics in collaboration with the college administration. Preparations included:

• Selection of Plant Species: A variety of saplings suitable for the local climate, including native species, were selected for planting. These plants were chosen for their ability to thrive in the region and to improve biodiversity.
• Awareness Sessions: Before the tree planting, the department organized short awareness sessions to educate students and staff about the importance of afforestation, the benefits of trees in combating climate change, and the ecological significance of local flora.
• Collection of Saplings and Materials: The saplings were sourced from local nurseries, and materials such as shovels, watering cans, and other gardening tools were arranged in advance.

4. Event Highlights

The Haritha Haram event commenced with a brief introduction by the Head of the Department of Physics, who emphasized the importance of trees in supporting life on Earth and maintaining ecological balance. The participants were informed about the significance of the program and encouraged to actively engage in tree planting and care.

• Tree Planting Activity: Students, faculty members, and staff participated enthusiastically in the tree planting activity. They were divided into small groups, each responsible for planting and caring for different areas of the college campus.
• Involvement of Students: The students took a leading role in planting saplings, with guidance from faculty members. They were shown the correct methods for planting trees, ensuring that the saplings had the best chance of survival.
• Post-Planting Care: The participants were educated about the importance of watering the plants regularly, ensuring proper sunlight, and monitoring the growth of the saplings over the coming months.

5. Outcomes and Impact

The Haritha Haram program achieved several positive outcomes:

• Increased Green Cover: The event contributed significantly to increasing the green cover on the college campus, with more than [X] saplings planted.
• Raising Environmental Awareness: The program successfully raised awareness among students and faculty about the urgent need for environmental conservation, with many participants expressing interest in continuing to engage in similar activities.
• Long-Term Commitment: The Department of Physics has committed to ensuring the care and growth of the plants, with plans to monitor their progress and conduct follow-up activities, such as regular watering and maintenance drives.
• Student Engagement: The active involvement of students not only contributed to the success of the event but also instilled a sense of environmental stewardship among the future leaders.

6. Conclusion

The Haritha Haram program organized by the Department of Physics at TTWRDC Dammapeta was a successful and impactful initiative. It not only helped in increasing the green cover of the college campus but also played an essential role in educating students and faculty about the significance of environmental conservation. The event fostered a sense of collective responsibility and commitment to the environment, which is crucial for addressing the challenges of climate change and environmental degradation.

The Department of Physics looks forward to continuing its efforts in promoting sustainability and environmental protection, both on campus and within the broader community.

 

 

                                      ACADAMIC YEAR 2023-2024

                                         National Science Day

Date of Event: February 28, 2024
Venue: Department of Physics, TTWRDC Dammapeta
Organized by: Department of Physics, TTWRDC Dammapeta

Introduction

National Science Day (NSD) is celebrated annually on February 28th in India to commemorate the discovery of the Raman Effect by Indian physicist Sir C.V. Raman, who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics for this discovery in 1930. This day is dedicated to honoring the contributions of scientists and promoting the importance of science and technology in societal development.

In alignment with this national initiative, the Department of Physics at TTWRDC Dammapeta celebrated National Science Day on February 28, 2024, to encourage scientific inquiry, foster innovation, and raise awareness about the significance of science in daily life.

 

Event Highlights

The event began with the traditional lighting of the lamp by the chief guest, Dr. R.S. Sharma, followed by a welcome address by Dr. P. Srinivas, Head of the Department of Physics. The event included a series of activities, including a lecture session, science demonstrations, and student presentations, creating an engaging environment for all attendees.

1. Inaugural Session

• Welcome Address: Dr. P. Srinivas welcomed the guests, faculty, and students. He spoke briefly about the importance of National Science Day and highlighted the contributions of Sir C.V. Raman to the world of science.
• Chief Guest's Address: Dr. R.S. Sharma gave an inspiring speech emphasizing the need for scientific curiosity and innovation. He encouraged students to pursue careers in science and technology, stressing that the future of the nation depends on the youth's engagement with scientific research.

2. Lecture on "Recent Developments in Physics"

Dr. R.S. Sharma delivered an engaging lecture on recent advancements in the field of physics, particularly in quantum mechanics and materials science. He explained how these developments have revolutionized technology and everyday life. His presentation included real-world applications of quantum computing, nanotechnology, and renewable energy sources. Students were encouraged to engage with these fields through higher studies and research.

3. Science Demonstrations and Exhibits

In the afternoon session, the department organized a series of hands-on science demonstrations to make the subject of physics more accessible and interesting. These demonstrations covered fundamental physics concepts, such as:

• Optical Phenomena: Students demonstrated the principles of light refraction and diffraction using simple equipment.
• Magnetism and Electromagnetism: A display of how electromagnets work, with real-time demonstrations of their applications in everyday life.
• Mechanics: Several physics-based experiments were showcased, explaining the laws of motion and the concept of energy conservation.

These exhibits provided students with a deeper understanding of physics and its practical applications.

4. Student Presentations and Quiz Competition

Several students from the Department of Physics presented short talks on various topics, including the significance of the Raman Effect, recent breakthroughs in physics, and the contributions of notable scientists to the field. This encouraged students to delve deeper into their subject and improve their presentation skills.

A quiz competition was also held, with questions covering a wide range of topics in physics, scientific history, and technological innovations. Students participated enthusiastically, and the winners were awarded certificates and prizes.

 

Conclusion

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