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7TH ANNUAL CULTURAL EVENT REVA FEST-2019 SRICT Celebrated Its 7Th Annual Cultural Event REVA FEST-2K19 on the 1St April, 2019 at AIA Hall, Ankleshwar

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7TH ANNUAL CULTURAL EVENT REVA FEST-2019 SRICT Celebrated Its 7Th Annual Cultural Event REVA FEST-2K19 on the 1St April, 2019 at AIA Hall, Ankleshwar 7TH ANNUAL CULTURAL EVENT REVA FEST-2019 SRICT celebrated its 7th Annual Cultural Event REVA FEST-2K19 on the 1st April, 2019 at AIA Hall, Ankleshwar. It was presided by the Guest of Honor Mr. Krishnaswamy Srivatsan (Director – Subhasri Pigments Pvt. Ltd. Ankleshwar) and Shri Sunil Parekh (Strategic Advisor, Zydus Cadila Healthcare Ltd, Jubilant Energy) was the esteemed Chief Guest. Among other dignitaries present were Mrs. Sandra Shroff (Chairman), Mr. Ashok Panjwani (Vice Chairman) Mr. Dilip Udas (Director – Ultra conserve Pvt Ltd, Pune; Technical Committee Member, SRICT), Mr. Angiras Shukla (Secretary), Mr. Ishwar Sajjan (Owner, S. R. Chemicals & President, RCA), Mr. Alok Kumar, Mrs. Meera Panjwani, Mrs. Dharmishta Shukla, Mrs. Ishwar Sajjan. 26th edition of Kathan, the e-magazine of the college was inaugurated during the event. Welcome speech was delivered by I/C Principal Dr. Snehal Lokhandwala. Elite speech was delivered by all the dignitaries & esteemed guests in which they applauded the endeavor of the whole event in a nutshell. _________________________________________________________________________________ Block No: 402, At & Po: Vataria, Ta: Valia, Dist: Bharuch, Pin: 393135, E-mail: [email protected], www.srict.in, Ph. No: 02643-290825, 9712177799, Mo: 9727745875/76, Fax No: 02646-290825 _________________________________________________________________________________ Block No: 402, At & Po: Vataria, Ta: Valia, Dist: Bharuch, Pin: 393135, E-mail: [email protected], www.srict.in, Ph. No: 02643-290825, 9712177799, Mo: 9727745875/76, Fax No: 02646-290825 _________________________________________________________________________________ Block No: 402, At & Po: Vataria, Ta: Valia, Dist: Bharuch, Pin: 393135, E-mail: [email protected], www.srict.in, Ph. No: 02643-290825, 9712177799, Mo: 9727745875/76, Fax No: 02646-290825 WINSTINCT_SPORTS DAY-2019 An Annual Sports Day of SRICT entitled “WINSTINCT-2019” was organized by Department of Mechanical Engineering. It was segmented in two categories i.e: Indoor games and Outdoor games. This year we have initiated new approach for continuous enthusiasm. Indoor games competition which includes carom, chess, TT and snooker were organized in last semester on 29/9/2018. Total 314 participants (Boys) and 26 participants (Girls) have participated in four indoor games. Outdoor games were organized in current semester on 7th & 8th February, 2019. Students of SRICT have participated in various 17 outdoor games which includes Cricket, Football, Basketball, Volleyball, Handball, Kabaddi, Kho-Kho, Badminton, Sprint-100m, Relay– 4x100m, Long-Jump, Disc-Throw, Short-Put-Ball, Tug-of-War, Seven-Stones, Penalty- Shootout and Box-Cricket. Total 1245 participants (Boys) and 306 participants (Girls) have participated in different games with a spirit of "खेलोगे-पढ़ोगे, आगे-बढ़ोगे". Prize distribution ceremony for winners and runners up of WINSTINCT’19 was organized on 10th April, 2019 at UPL hostel, SRICT campus. Dr. P. A. Joshi (Renowned Professor in the field of Chemical Engineering) and Dr. Sachin Parikh (Professor and HoD, CE Department, LDCE) were invited as Guest of Honour and Chief Guest. Total 27 trophies and 78 medals were distributed to around 400 students for their excellence in different sports games. _________________________________________________________________________________ Block No: 402, At & Po: Vataria, Ta: Valia, Dist: Bharuch, Pin: 393135, E-mail: [email protected], www.srict.in, Ph. No: 02643-290825, 9712177799, Mo: 9727745875/76, Fax No: 02646-290825 _________________________________________________________________________________ Block No: 402, At & Po: Vataria, Ta: Valia, Dist: Bharuch, Pin: 393135, E-mail: [email protected], www.srict.in, Ph. No: 02643-290825, 9712177799, Mo: 9727745875/76, Fax No: 02646-290825 _________________________________________________________________________________ Block No: 402, At & Po: Vataria, Ta: Valia, Dist: Bharuch, Pin: 393135, E-mail: [email protected], www.srict.in, Ph. No: 02643-290825, 9712177799, Mo: 9727745875/76, Fax No: 02646-290825 _________________________________________________________________________________ Block No: 402, At & Po: Vataria, Ta: Valia, Dist: Bharuch, Pin: 393135, E-mail: [email protected], www.srict.in, Ph. No: 02643-290825, 9712177799, Mo: 9727745875/76, Fax No: 02646-290825 70TH REPUBLIC DAY CELEBRATION The 70th Republic Day was celebrated with all its grandeur at Shroff S.R. Rotary Institute of Chemical Technology on 26th January, 2019. Honourable Chief Guest Rtn. Angiras Shukla hoisted the nation flag. All the members present there saluted the national flag and pledged themselves to upholding the honour and integrity of the country. The event was coordinated by MSH (Mathematics, Science and Humanities) department. _________________________________________________________________________________ Block No: 402, At & Po: Vataria, Ta: Valia, Dist: Bharuch, Pin: 393135, E-mail: [email protected], www.srict.in, Ph. No: 02643-290825, 9712177799, Mo: 9727745875/76, Fax No: 02646-290825 72ND INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION 72nd Independence Day was celebrated with much grandeur and enthusiasm at SRICT premise. The entire programme was coordinated by MSH (Mathematics, Science and Humanities) dept. Chief Guest Mr Ishwar Sajjan, Guest of Honour Mr Sushil Kumar, Honorable Mr Ashok Panjwani and other eminent guests graced the occasion with their valuable presence and motivated all with their valuable words. It reminded us of the brave souls and made our heart beat with pride for those who sacrificed their lives for the sake of their motherland.Jai Hind! _________________________________________________________________________________ Block No: 402, At & Po: Vataria, Ta: Valia, Dist: Bharuch, Pin: 393135, E-mail: [email protected], www.srict.in, Ph. No: 02643-290825, 9712177799, Mo: 9727745875/76, Fax No: 02646-290825 _________________________________________________________________________________ Block No: 402, At & Po: Vataria, Ta: Valia, Dist: Bharuch, Pin: 393135, E-mail: [email protected], www.srict.in, Ph. No: 02643-290825, 9712177799, Mo: 9727745875/76, Fax No: 02646-290825 INTERNATIONAL YOGA DAY CELEBRATION ON 21ST JUNE 2018 _________________________________________________________________________________ Block No: 402, At & Po: Vataria, Ta: Valia, Dist: Bharuch, Pin: 393135, E-mail: [email protected], www.srict.in, Ph. No: 02643-290825, 9712177799, Mo: 9727745875/76, Fax No: 02646-290825 DAYS CELEBRATION Logic Mania: Event was organised as a part of cocuricullar activity of SRICT organised by environmental science & technology department. As a part of activity aptitude test was organised which consist analytical, logical and reasoning question total twenty question for 30 minutes. Total 180 numbers of students participated in the event. 4th semester – CT students Aditya Choumel and Savan Butani had won the event. _________________________________________________________________________________ Block No: 402, At & Po: Vataria, Ta: Valia, Dist: Bharuch, Pin: 393135, E-mail: [email protected], www.srict.in, Ph. No: 02643-290825, 9712177799, Mo: 9727745875/76, Fax No: 02646-290825 Rangoli Competition: Rangoli competition was organised on (2nd Wednesday of January) 09/01/2019 under the Co- curricular activity at SRICT HOSTEL by the Environmental Science & Technology Department. There were total 30 group participated each group consist 4 member in the. In the participant 3 groups were from Faculties (total 13). They have made Rangoli with different type of materials like Colour, Flowers, Stones and Clay on one of the following themes. 1. Portrait of any legendary figure 2. Any festival / cultural event 3. Environment 4. SRICT Vice principal ( Dr. Snehal lokhandwala) was impressed with the work done by the students even he urged to increase the number of Prize so the efforts of students can be justified. _________________________________________________________________________________ Block No: 402, At & Po: Vataria, Ta: Valia, Dist: Bharuch, Pin: 393135, E-mail: [email protected], www.srict.in, Ph. No: 02643-290825, 9712177799, Mo: 9727745875/76, Fax No: 02646-290825 Signature Day: _________________________________________________________________________________ Block No: 402, At & Po: Vataria, Ta: Valia, Dist: Bharuch, Pin: 393135, E-mail: [email protected], www.srict.in, Ph. No: 02643-290825, 9712177799, Mo: 9727745875/76, Fax No: 02646-290825 6TH ANNUAL CULTURAL EVENT REVA FEST-2018 On the 3rd of April, all roads led to SRICT. The excitement among the students was palpable. It was time for ‘REVA FEST 2K18!’. Although academics are important, it doesn’t hurt once in a while to go out and have fun and discover new things, unfold the hidden talent and learn outside the classroom. This annual gathering gave us the opportunities to exactly do so. The mega event was inaugurated by Prof. (Dr.) Navin Sheth, Hon’ble Vice Chancellor of Gujarat Technological University as Chief Guest and Shri Kamlesh Udani Executive Director (Technical & Production) of J B Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals Ltd as Guest of Honour. Reva Fest was a unique blend of Exhibition and cultural events and was based on theme ‘Heritage of India’. The red carpet welcome of the guests led to the inauguration of the mega event through unique concept using a well type structure and ‘charkha’. The puppet show was a mode of attraction along with different unique glimpses of Indian village and art and sculpture. Moreover, the exhibition took the visitors through a journey of infrastructure development of SRICT right from 2011. The cultural
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