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;±g; SACRED HEART COLLEGE (AUTONOMOuS) Itoci+I, RERALA - 68zoia || www.shtollepe.ac.In || || [email protected] ||0484 287057711 5.3.3 Average number of sports and cultural events/competitions organised by the institution per year LIST OF STUDENTS PARTICIPATED IN CULTURAL EVENTS/COMPETITIONS IN 2016-17 01. GURUVAN DANAM 2017 (01/04/2017) LIST OF STUDENTS PARTICIPATED (PROGRAMME NO. 90) S'. No. Name of Students 31 Desela P P 1 Ansil. P.A 32 Sreelakshmi a 2 Fathima Beevi .A.I 33 Anjana Venugopal 3 Sreelakshmi C S 34 Binitha Madanan 4 Athira M S 35 Aswathy Menon 5 Anu Elsa George 36 Sreelakshmi V 6 Gladys Le Joseph 37 Darshana Vasudevan 7 Jasina George 38 Mariyam Jacob 8 Reshma Shaji 39 Mary Shonima C J 9 Etna Bivera 40 Sreelakshmi Vasudevan 10 Fiya. J.A 41 Shilpa T.P 11 Misriya M H 42 A N Karthika 12 Rinu Sara Jose 43 Aswathy C M 13 S Vandana 44 Aswathy P Sabu 14 Ajithra Pradeeep 45 Rose Mary Mathew 15 Varsha Rajan 46 Jeni Sreelal L 16 Ashika K I 47 Praseetha N G 17 Drishya Krishnakumar 48 Saranya K A 18 Josmi Jose 49 Jiya ROse 19 Lakshmi Mohan Kumar 50 Vidya Venu 20 Divyasree S 51 Nithya Sahadevan 21 Charulatha Santhosh 52 Dona Paul 22 Parvathy Radhakrishnan 53 Abhirami Ravichandran 23 Haritha P R 54 Prasanth P Prabhu 24 Saranya K S 55 Sreerag Sabu 25 Sona Maria Theresa Nicholas V 56 Shirin K 8 26 Shahanaz 0 H 57 Pallavi S Anil 27 Sarin Jose 58 Sreeja vinod /i:v° `\€-of`o^ oSuO,`¢orT\*-\-6S.Q`. 28 Safna P M 59 S;her.ins,may / / `u/ ` T:. 29 C Gopika Dileep 60 JenyJimmy I(i-( F±! 30 Anila Martin 61 Greeshma G Nair \\^{\ .I..` ``44?,.:9.i: SACRED HEART COLLEGE (AUTONOM0uS) KOCHl, I(ERALA - 682013 ||wwwthcolle[e.at.In || || [email protected]:.in ||0484 2870577 || 62 Amalu Siby 94 Savithri L 63 Shano Shaji 95 JOseph Joy 64 Anumol M S 96 Teres Mary Jacob 65 Liya Mary P A 97 Gayathri A 66 Martin Abraham 98 Anuradha A Pai 67 Sharon K Joseph 99 Shilpa Mary Xavier 68 Krishna Prasad 100 Annie Biju 69 Elsitta Mathew 101 Antony Tinoj M P 70 Amala Jiniya M J 102 Peter Varghese 71 Sreemol Prasad 103 Parvathi S 72 Jolly joseph 104 Rony Roy 73 Telsa Elizabeth Saju 105 Preethu Pradeep 74 Neha Chandran 106 Devika Unnikrishnan 75 Anija Tressa K J 107 Printa PP 76 Nileena Mary MM 108 Duedy Thomas 77 Aashima Beegum 109 Merin M Shaji 78 Kavya R Pai 110 Saniya K A 79 Badusha E Jaleel 111 Dayana Sunny 80 Shiblamol K A 112 Anusree D Santhosh 81 Mohana Priya M 113 Aleema Ajmal 82 Priyankamol K 114 Meera K Nair 83 Karthiak Biju 115 Angitha Ramachandran 84 Clinton Lawrence 116 Mary Angel 85 Sneha P V 117 Mafy JOse 86 Akshay Bhasi 118 Reshma P N 87 Alida Soosan Benny 119 Gopika a Pillai 88 Vishal Satheesh 120 Krishnapriya K C 89 Unaisa Beevi M P 121 Sana Mariya James 90 Anumol Jose 122 Archana C S 91 Aswin G A 123 Nivya M S 92 Shreyas Sajeev T 124 Shara Twinkle 93 Jib'in Joseph ''P ,,i _ I- I- Dr. Jotinson X Palackappillil principal Sac`CihHccva:af&`;ecgbe[{£8u2`°ont°3m°uS) 2. WOMENS' DAY CELEBRATIONS (08/03/2017) LIST 0F STUDENTS PARTICIPATED (PROGRAMME NO. 91) Sl. No. Name of Students 41. Parvathy MM 1. Sandra Saji 42. Amritha Anil 2. Sarah Rachel Thomas 43. Akhila Nizam 3. Heloies Joseph 44. Angel Mary 4. Nikhil Chandran 45. Navaneeth S 5. Haridas M Naik 46. Roshni Varghese 6. Anna Pappachan K 47. Prince Pallathatta 7. Amrutha Elizabath Joseph 48. Reema Maria Mathew 8. Vishnu Muraleedharan 49. Rahul Radhakrishnan 9. Anna Priyanka Roby 50. Minnu Baby 10. Sharon Jose 51. Sherin Geogy Thomas 11. Twinkle Sara Joseph 52. Babitha Rachel Varghese 12. Maria Flemina Solaman 53. Arun P 13. Kavya Joseph 54. Amal Krishna P 14. Abhithra V R 55. Mahesh Vijai 15. Joseph Vincent 56. Aswathy J 16. Ani.uJames 57. Bibin Sebastian 17. Sandhya S a 58. Shahinshad A C 18. Monisha P M 59. Namitha S Kumar 19. Amal Tom George 60. Nikhil Joseph 20. Neetha Ann Joseph 61. Narendran P 21. Nithin Ephirm 62. Chippy devassy 22. Manu M Varghese 63. Martin Felix Simento 23. Nabil M E 64. Mishal Nelson 24. Arun Rajesh 65. Adith C S 25. Alina Lilly Jairaj 66. Mohammed Farhan 26. Arun Jairaj 67. Vyshak Sudarshanan 27. Febin M Sunny 68. Febna Bose 28. Nikhil TT 69. Athul Jeevan 29. Anna Elizabeth Mathew 70. Jose Sabu 30. Sebastian Viju VV 71. Muhammad Farhan 31. Krishnan R Wariyar 72. Mariyan John Correya 32. Shruthi Mohana Chandran 73. Jacob J lllickan 33. Shyamin Gireesh 74. Arjun Mahesh 34. Suhail N Backer 75. Savitha Sebastian 35. Sajan K Mathew 76. Kevin Paul 36. Vishnu Ravi 77. Ajaykrishnan J 37. Nikhil Wilson 78. Harikrishnan M V 38. Reshma Suresh 79. Haritha Baburaj 39. Athira S 80. Ann Jacob 40. Neenu S Cherian 81. Merin varghese /jro Y\:}j=Si[ oO``aoin*6T,,o`. : ,,,...,.. `1` ' . .` ` 'r{)I, )``,i. f,. "I,i,J =`, I , i.:}<.'\ . -I .`':`"-" ` '` '`. ' ;.±- ^CRED HEART COLLEGE (AUTON KOCHI, KEfIALA - |liqac@sl].ca_uexeasdnlLC484 3. NATIONAL SCIENCE DAY CELEBRATIONS (28/02/2017) LIST 0F STUDENTS PARTICIPATED (PROGRAMME NO. 92) Sl. No. Name of Students 40 Anagha 0 V 1 Annabel Benny 41 Amrutha Nixon 2 Renuka Menon 42 Abhijith Kumar 3 Athira Babu 43 Sidharth K Bhattathiri 4 Sreelekshmi S 44 Anitta Antony 5 Aswajith A S 45 Lydia Ann Vinod 6 Anusree A K 46 Arun Jobai 7 Reshma C Babu 47 Elsa siby 8 Sivapriya K S 48 Jissa Rose Sebastian 9 Anitt Jose 49 Ann Teres Babu 10 Chandrika C R Sharma 50 Reshmi Joseph 11 Parvathy C Subramanian 51 Jyothilekshmi 12 Anju V S 52 Sreekanth T K 13 Sulthana Suneer 53 Rasni Manaf 14 Harihar Jagannath 54 Akhil Antony 15 Anjali John 55 Akshay T R 16 Sreekanth Prabhu S 56 Archana G 17 Christy Jose 57 Olive Abraham Chandy 18 James Tom 58 Mariya Rose Johny 19 Govind Sankar R 59 Anju Ben 20 Anju George 60 Ancy Jose 21 Anna Rose 61 Abhikrishna V K 22 Feniya Jude 62 lnduja C R 23 Ann Sabu 63 Sivapriya S Nair 24 Archana Jayaraj 64 Kavya N 25 Aswathi A S 65 Neethu P D 26 Aleena Joseph 66 Silpa K P 27 Elezabeth Cyriac 67 Reshmi Vijayan 28 Abhijith P 68 Manju Mathew 29 Divya Denny 69 Anjima James 30 Abe Theresa S Perincheril 70 Joshua Jose 31 Krishnendu 71 Anju Paul 32 Brigeeshma C 8 72 Anju Jaison 33 Renjith S P 73 P R Reshma 34 Megha Sivadas 74 Annu Joseph 35 Krishnanendu K S 75 Nusra Rizwana zzfAF: 7 , `'\',i-\',\+\1€`5rL`, 36 Kurian Jacob 76 ndugosh A C /jT6l',Z+fL i ,lr, 37 Sudhin K S 77 A`nsii)pA I/i/ i;r{Iii 38 Sans Antony M 78 FathimaBeeviAl \\*\ ELTrd 39 Maida Mary P J 79 Sreelakshmi c s \`\?~^\ `+i¥J`'- •: .-` ` 80 Athira MS 96 Divyasree S 81 Anu Elsa George 97 Charulatha Santhosh 82 Gladys Le Joseph 98 Parvathy Radhakrishnan 83 Jasina George 99 Haritha P R 84 Reshma Shaji 100 Saranya K S 85 Etna Bivera 101 Lakshmi P P 86 Fiya J A 102 Monica Antony 87 Misriya M H 103 Rupa V 88 Rinu Sara Jose 104 Ajesh T R 89 S Vandana 105 Evelin Peter 90 Aj.ithra Pradeep 106 Amala Johnson 91 Varshsa Rajan 107 Reshma K R 92 Ashika K I 108 Georgina Grace 93 Drishya Krishna kumar 109 Famy Francis 94 Josmi Jose 110 Neethu Joseph 95 Lakshmi Mohan Kumar ' 4.FLORENTINO-INTERCOLLEGIATE BOTANY FEST (06/02/2017) LIST OF STUDENTS PARTICIPATED (PROGRAMME NO. 93) S'. No. Name Of Students 41 Sneha P.V 1 Rose Mary Mathew 42 Akshay Bhasi 2 Jeni Sreelal L 43 Sheethal S Kumar 3 Praseetha.N.G 44 Varsha Tv 4 Saranya.K.A 45 Afeefa lhsana A 8 5 Jiya Rose 46 Athira Krishna T.S 6 Vidya Venu 47 Anumol 0 J 7 Nithya Sahadevan 48 Aparna Sreekumar 8 Dona Paul 49 Nusaibabeevi K 9 Abhirami Ravichandran 50 Sreelekshmi Narayanan 10 Prasanth.P.Prabhu 51 'ndu.M 11 Sreerag Sabu 52 Shabana Yasmin Rm 12 Shirin K.B 53 M Sreenidhi Anand 13 Pallavi S Anil 54 Sayona Anna John 14 Sreeja Vinod 55 Aparna Beena R 15 Sherin Sunny 56 Athira C U 16 Jeny Jimmy 57 Anita John 17 Greeshma G Nair 58 Tilna John 18 Amalu Siby 59 Sreedevi C S 19 Shano Shaji 60 Carol Babu 20 Anumol.M.S 61 Aswathi Anilkumar 21 Liya Mary P.A 62 Meriya Thomas 22 Martin Abraham 63 Anjumol M S 23 Sharon KJoseph 64 Rose Pious C K 24 Krishna Prasad 65 Sunitha Rajan 25 Elsitta Mathew 66 Ansil . P .A 26 Amala Jiniya M J 67 Fathima Beevi.A.I 27 Sreemol Prasad 68 Sreelakshmi C S 28 Jolly joseph 69 Athira M S 29 Telsa Elizabeth Saju 70 Anu Elsa George 30 Neha Chandran 71 Gladys Le Joseph 31 Anija Treesa K J 72 Jasina George 32 Nileena Mary M.M 73 Reshma Shaji 33 Aasimah Beegum 74 Etna Bivera 34 Kavya R Pai 75 Fiya . J . 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  • Annual Report April 2018 - March 2019

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    College Day 2019 Annual Report April 2018 - March 2019 Presented on April 12, 2019 Gargi's Mission Statement .... That every student who passes through the portals of the college emerges as a wholly developed individual symbolizing the spirit of enterprise and inquiry that characterises Gargi. PRINCIPAL’S WELCOME ADDRESS AND HIGHLIGHTS OF 2018-19 Contents “To accomplish great things, we must not only act, but also dream; TITLE PG. NO. not only plan, but also believe.” Principal's Welcome and Highlights of 2018-19 1 With this thought, I take this opportunity to present before you the Annual Report 2018-19 of Gargi College. Governing Body Members 11 On behalf of faculty, staff and students of Gargi College, I extend a very warm Student's Council 11 welcome to our Honourable Guests: Shri Divya Prakash Sinha (IPS Ret), Central Academic Results 12 Information Commissioner, Government of India; Prof. B.P. Sharma, Vice- Chancellor, Gautam Buddha University; parents of prize winners; our prized Faculty Achievements 15 alumnae and respected guests on the occasion of the College Day 2018-19. It is my proud privilege to present this year’s Annual Report and I am confident Beyond Curriculum 68 that you will acknowledge the achievements of our students and faculty in both (a) Internal Quality Assurance Cell 69 academic and extra-curricular fields. (b) National Institute Ranking Framework 69 Great personalities when near you make you feel the charm of their traits and uniqueness and inspire you to live life not just for yourself. We are delighted (c) Enactus Gragi 70 to have amongst us Shri Divya Prakash Sinha (IPS Ret), Central Information (d) Gargi Pathfinder Award 71 Commissioner, Government of India.