Events

BCT College of Law celebrated the Independence Day with great enthusiasm, patriotic spirit, and a strong sense of national pride. The programme was jointly organized by the NSS Unit and Cultural Committee of BCT College of Law to commemorate India's independence and to create awareness among students about the values of freedom, unity, democracy, social responsibility, and national service. The celebration was graced by Hon’ble Mrs. Archana Paresh Thakur, Member of JBSP Sanstha, as the Chief Guest. The programme was attended by the Dr Sanavi Deshmukh Principal Madam and Asst. Prof. Dhanashri M. Chougale BALLB Coordinator, teaching and non-teaching staff, NSS volunteers, members of the Cultural Committee, Student Council representatives, and students. The programme was anchored by Mrunal Patekar, President of the Student Council, who conducted the proceedings with confidence and ensured the smooth flow of the various activities. The formal Vote of Thanks was proposed by Darshan Bhoir, Secretary of the Student Council, who expressed gratitude to the Chief Guest, Principal Madam, faculty members, organizers, participants, and students. Flag Hoisting Ceremony The programme commenced with the flag-hoisting ceremony. The Chief Guest, Hon’ble Mrs. Archana Paresh Thakur, hoisted the National Flag in the presence of the Dr. Sanavi Deshmukh Principal, faculty members, staff, NSS volunteers, Student Council members, and students. As the Tricolour unfurled proudly, the entire gathering stood in respect and honour of the National Flag. The ceremony created an atmosphere of patriotism and reminded everyone of the sacrifices made by the freedom fighters who fought for the independence of our nation. The flag-hoisting ceremony also provided an opportunity for the students to reflect upon the importance of freedom and the responsibilities that come with being citizens of an independent and democratic nation. Nasha Mukti Oath Following the flag hoisting, a Nasha Mukti Oath was administered in front of the hoisted National Flag. The students, faculty members, and other members of the gathering took the oath with sincerity and solemnity. The oath aimed to create awareness about the harmful effects of substance abuse and encouraged everyone to stay away from intoxicating substances. It emphasized the importance of a healthy lifestyle and the collective responsibility of society to work towards creating a drug-free and healthier India. The initiative was particularly meaningful in a college environment, as students can play an important role in spreading awareness about the dangers of addiction and encouraging their peers and communities to adopt healthy and responsible lifestyles. Cultural Programme Nupur Paranjape presented a thought-provoking monoact on “The Last 7 Minutes After Death,” leaving a strong impression on the audience. Ritesh Patil enhanced the patriotic spirit by singing patriotic songs. Shravani Karande delivered an elocution speech on Independence Day, highlighting the importance of freedom and the responsibilities of citizens. Their performances added enthusiasm and meaning to the celebration. Prize Distribution Ceremony The programme also included a prize distribution ceremony, during which students who had secured positions or performed commendably in various competitions and activities were felicitated. The prizes were presented to appreciate the efforts, dedication, and achievements of the students. The recognition served as an encouragement for students to participate actively in academic, cultural, social, and extracurricular activities. The prize distribution also reflected the college's commitment to recognizing student talent and encouraging their overall development. Contribution of NSS and Cultural Committee The successful organization of the Independence Day celebration was made possible through the collective efforts of the NSS Unit and Cultural Committee of BCT College of Law. The NSS Unit played an important role in promoting social awareness and responsibility, particularly through the Nasha Mukti Oath. The Cultural Committee contributed significantly towards organizing the cultural activities and providing students with a platform to showcase their talents. The Student Council also supported the programme through anchoring, coordination, and participation, thereby contributing to the smooth and successful conduct of the event. The Independence Day celebration at BCT College of Law was conducted with great enthusiasm, dignity, and patriotic fervour. The programme began with the hoisting of the National Flag by the Chief Guest, Hon’ble Mrs. Archana Paresh Thakur, Member of JBSP Sanstha, in the presence of the Principal Madam and the college community. The gathering then took the Nasha Mukti Oath in front of the hoisted National Flag, reinforcing the message of a healthy and drug-free society. Subsequently, everyone proceeded to the Seminar Hall, where the cultural programme, elocution, and prize distribution ceremony were conducted. The programme was efficiently anchored by Mrunal Patekar, President of the Student Council, while Darshan Bhoir, Secretary of the Student Council, proposed the Vote of Thanks and expressed gratitude to everyone who contributed to the successful organization of the event. Overall, the celebration successfully brought together patriotism, social awareness, cultural expression, student participation, and recognition of talent. It provided students with a meaningful opportunity to celebrate the nation's independence while understanding their responsibilities as future professionals and responsible citizens. The event concluded on an inspiring note, leaving the participants with a renewed sense of patriotism, social responsibility, and commitment towards the nation.