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A positive reinforcement activity will have to be adopted by the Anti-Ragging camp for orienting students and remodeling their personalities for a better cause. Cyber-crime shows no signs of slowing down, and a cyber-attack has the potential to incapacitate people. Awareness is our best defence.

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ANTI-RAGGING AWARENESS PROGRAM ORGANIZED BY THE NSS UNIT OF MIETW.

This program was conducted by the NSS Unit of MIETW in which our Principal, Vice- Principal, faculties of all departments, and more than 102 volunteers participated.

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As India’s first Chief of Defence Staff, General Rawat spearheaded a historic period of transformation in the Indian military.  Our thoughts are with the Indian people and the Indian military, and we pray for them. We the students and staff paid tribute to the gallant soldiers of our nation on Dec 9^th on our college premises.

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The program was conducted by the NSS Unit of MIETW.  Nearly 46 volunteers, the Principal, Vice-Principal, CSE HOD, and CSE department faculty members participated in this event.

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World AIDS Day is observed on the 1^st of December every year since 1988, dedicated to raising awareness about the condition called acquired immunodeficiency syndrome caused by the virus called human immunodeficiency virus or HIV, and paying respect to those who have died of this illness. Today, scientific advances have been made in HIV treatment; there are laws to protect people living with HIV and we understand so much more about the condition. World AIDS Day is important because it reminds the public and government that HIV has not gone away – there is still a vital need to raise money, increase awareness, fight prejudice and improve education.

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The program conducted by the NSS Unit of MIETW.  Nearly 56 volunteers, Vice-Principal, HOD – EEE and EEE and faculty members of all the departments participated in this program.

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The main objective of the Program “Donate Blood and Save a Life.” This is to create awareness and motivate people for donating blood and help anyone when required and promote voluntary blood donation in Government-run blood banks and the Red-Cross Society.

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The program was conducted by the NSS Unit of MIETW in association with MSSN Blood Center, Uppal. Nearly 45 volunteers, Principal, Vice-Principal, and faculty members of all the departments participated in the program.

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Literacy Day is observed to encourage awareness about the importance of literacy as a matter of human rights and dignity across the world. The day is observed to advance the literacy agenda that enables human beings to march towards a more cultured, literate and sustainable society. In this regard our NSS Unit MIETW went to the ZPHS (Girls) of Edulabad and made them aware of the importance of education to the school children.

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This program was conducted by NSS Unit, MIETW where nearly 34 volunteers participated.

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The corona virus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic is currently perceived as one of the greatest global threats, not only to public health and well-being, but also to global economic and social stability. The rapid and extensive spread of the COVID-19 pandemic has become a major cause of concern for the healthcare professionals. The aim of this programme is to assess the awareness of COVID-19 disease and related infection control practices.

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The program was conducted by the NSS Unit of MIETW, in which nearly 24 volunteers participated.

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To bring about an improvement in the general quality of life in the rural areas by promoting cleanliness, hygiene and eliminating open defecation, and to accelerate sanitation coverage in rural areas to achieve the vision of Swachh Bharat.

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The program was conducted by the NSS Unit of MIETW in which nearly 70 volunteers, Vice-Principal, H & S – HOD and all H & S faculty  members participated.

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The corona virus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic is currently perceived as one of the greatest global threats, not only to public health and well-being, but also to global economic and social stability.

Wearing face masks and use of sanitizers are recommended as part of personal protective equipment and as a public health measure to prevent the spread of corona virus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic. Their use, however, is deeply connected to social and cultural practices.

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The program was conducted by the NSS Unit of MIETW in which 63 volunteers, Principal, Vice-Principal, ECE-HOD and the  faculty members of all departments participated.

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The main description of the Haritha-Haram Scheme is to transform the Telangana State into a Green-State by planting trees, which may cover up to at least one-third of the state’s geographical areas.

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The program was conducted by the NSS Unit of MIETW, in which nearly 60 volunteers, Principal, Vice-Principal and faculty members of all the departments participated.

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A gamut of positive reinforcement activity will have to be adopted by Anti Ragging Camp for orienting students and modeling their personalities for a better cause. Cyber-crime shows no signs of slowing down, and a cyber-attack has the potential to incapacitate an Peoples. Awareness is only your best defense.

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Fig: Anti-Ragging Awareness Programm Organized by NSS Unit of MIETW.

This program was conducted by NSS Unit of MIETW In this, Hon’ble Principal, Vice- Principal, all departmental faculties and more than 102 volunteers were participated.

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As India’s first Chief of Defence Staff, General Rawat spearheaded a historic period of transformation in the Indian military.Our thoughts are with the Indian people and the Indian military, and we pray for them. We the students and staff Paid  tribute for the Loss to the nation on Dec 9^th at our College Premises.

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The program was Combinely conducted by NSS Unit of MIETW. In this Program, nearly 46 volunteers, Principal, Vice-Principal CSE HOD and CSE department  faculty members have been participated.

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World AIDS Day, designated on 1 December every year since 1988, is an international day dedicated to raising awareness of the AIDS pandemic caused by the spread of HIV infection and mourning those who have died of the disease. Today, scientific advances have been made in HIV treatment, there are laws to protect people living with HIV and we understand so much more about the condition. World AIDS Day is important because it reminds the public and government that HIV has not gone away – there is still a vital need to raise money, increase awareness, fight prejudice and improve education.

The program was Combinely conducted by NSS Unit of MIETW. In this Program, nearly 56 volunteers,  Vice-Principal, HOD – EEE and EEE department  faculty members have been participated.

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The main Description of the Program of this program is “Donate Blood and Save Life”, in this regard, create awareness and motivate people for Donating Blood. To help anyone, in case of any requirement of blood and to continuous supply of blood through voluntary Blood Donation in Government blood banks and Red-Cross Society.

The program was Combinely conducted by NSS Unit of MIETW in association with MSSN Blood Center,Uppal .In this Program, nearly 45 volunteers, Principal, Vice-Principal and all department  faculty members have been participated

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The day raises awareness about the importance of literacy as a matter of human rights and dignity across the world. The day is marked to advance the literacy agenda that enables human beings to march towards a more cultured, literate and sustainable society. In this regard our NSS Unit MIETW went to ZPHS (Girls)   of Edulabad and Aware Regarding the Importance of Education to school Children’ .

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This program was conducted by NSS Unit, MIETW and nearly 34 volunteers, have been Participated.

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The corona virus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic is currently perceived as one of the greatest global threats, not only to public health and well-being, but also to global economic and social stability. The rapid and extensive spread of the COVID-19 pandemic has become a major cause of concern for the healthcare profession. The aim of this study is to assess the awareness of COVID-19 disease and related infection control practices.

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The program was Combinedly conducted by NSS Unit of MIETW, in this Program, nearly 24 volunteers Participated.

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To bring about an improvement in the general quality of life in the rural areas, by promoting cleanliness, hygiene and eliminating open defecation. To accelerate sanitation coverage in rural areas to achieve the vision of Swachh Bharat

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The program was Combinely conducted by NSS Unit of MIETW. In this Program, nearly 70 volunteers, Vice-Principal, H & S – HOD and all H & S Faculty department  members have been participated.

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The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic is currently perceived as one of the greatest global threats, not only to public health and well-being, but also to global economic and social stability.

Wearing face masks and use of Sanitizers is recommended as part of personal protective equipment and as a public health measure to prevent the spread of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic. Their use, however, is deeply connected to social and cultural practices and has acquired a variety of personal and social meanings. 

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The program was Combinely conducted by NSS Unit of MIETW.In this Program, nearly 63 volunteers, Principal, Vice-Principal, ECE-HOD and department  faculty members have been participated.

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The main Description of the Program of this Haritha-Haram Scheme is to build the Telangana State into a Green-State by planting trees, which may cover to at least one-third of the state’s geographical areas.

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The program was Combinely conducted by NSS Unit of MIETW, in this Program, nearly 60 volunteers, Principal, Vice-Principal and all department  faculty members have been participated.

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The day 13^th February has been declared as National Women’s Day so that women can enjoy their right to control and benefit from the resources, assets, income and take some time out to manage risks and improve their economic status. It can also be called as Civil Awareness Day.

On 13^th March 2020, the Principal Dr. Venugopal, Vice Principal, Mr. Sai Venkata Krishna, HODs, and other faculty members and students attended the function.

Mrs. K. Ragamyee delivered an inspiring talk. She said that it has been over a century that the International Women’s Day is being celebrated. We have made our point and now it is time to move on. We must break the myth that we are Super Women. We must not feel guilty to look after ourselves, to spend some ‘me’ time. This is even more relevant in the Indian context.

She motivated the students by asking them to be aware of their surroundings, their rights. She pointed out that we, as women, should take charge of our lives and try not to depend on someone else. We must set a precedence which will benefit the future generations of women.  Mrs K. Ragamyee also cautioned them about the importance of health, especially during these difficult times of Covid-19.

The forum organized small games for the ladies.  The students participated in the games and won prizes. Prizes were distributed to the winners – Smt. Sunitha, Smt. Vidya Rani and Smt. Vijaya Lakshmi.  All the students enjoyed their day and shared each other’s happiness.

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The day, March 8, 2020, we at Megha celebrated International Women’s Day.  We had guests from different walks of life as our chief guests.

The Principal Dr. Venugopal, Vice Principal, Mr. Sai Venkata Krishna, HODs, and other faculty members and students were present for the event.

Our guests delivered an inspiring talk. It was discussed that it has been over a century that the International Women’s Day was being celebrated. We have made our point and now it is time to move on. We must break the myth that we are Super Women. We must not feel guilty to look after ourselves, to spend some ‘me’ time. This is even more relevant in the Indian context.

The students were motivated by the speeches which were gripping and encouraging.  It was pointed out that women should take charge of their lives and try not to depend on someone else, and that they must set a precedence which will benefit the future generations of women.  They also cautioned the students and women in general about the importance of health, especially during these difficult times of Covid-19.

The forum organized small games for the ladies.  The students participated in the games and won prizes. Prizes were distributed to the winners.  All the students enjoyed their day and shared each others’ happiness.

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As part of the road safety week programs, traffic police and NSS department of MEGHA INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY FOR WOMEN organized an awareness program on road safety at the college in the Seminar Hall on 30/07/2020. Ghatkesar PS Inspector of Police Mr N. CHANDRABABU explained to the students the importance of following traffic rules. Addressing students, Mr. N. CHANDRABABU stressed on the importance of following traffic rules for road safety, rather than treating road safety as a mere slogan. He advised students to be aware of traffic rules right from college days and never resort to drunken driving. He exhorted parents to discuss road safety measures, such as wearing a helmet while driving bikes and seat belts while driving cars, with their children.

Mr. Chandrababu advised students not to do rash driving, as every year 5.27 lakh people die worldwide due to road accidents. In India alone, 410 road accidents were reported every day and mostly youth between ages 18 and 25 die in road accidents, he said. The officer explained various measures taken by he traffic department to regularize traffic and prevent accidents.  Our college Vice Principal, Mr. B. Sai Venkat Krishna, Mr. K. Madhu Babu, and Mr. Mohd. Abdul Hafeez, faculty, students and others participated in the program.

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WORLD LITERACY DAY

MIETW NSS Unit has Conducted “World Literacy Day” on 8th September 2020 in one of the village adopted by the MIETW i.e., Edulabad. As a part of this, NSS Volunteers, NSS In charge and Faculty Members from department of CSE are involved.

On the day of the event, all the NSS volunteers, NSS faculty In charge and four Faculty Members of the parent department started from the college at 9.30 am in bus and reached the `by 10.00 am. After reaching the EDULABAD, all the volunteers are again divided into 6 groups by the faculty in-charge with a faculty along with them. All the 6 groups went in four directions from the Edulabad X Road, Edulabad, to ensure that the volunteers covered most of the village premises. The aim is to create greater awareness, education and understanding with villagers on the importance of Literacy in their lives. According to analysis one out of five villagers have not been educated so we planned to create awareness of literacy to reduce that. Our volunteers made villagers aware about the importance of literacy in present society. Villagers showed a great attention towards our words on literacy.

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A Blood Donation Camp and awareness programme was organized on Tuesday 29, OCT 2020 at Megha Institute of Engineering and Technology for Women, NSS UNIT-MIETW in collaboration with Lions Blood Bank sponsored. It began at 10:30 am with an awareness programme which was introduced by Mr Sai Venkata Krishna Vice Principal MIETW convener of this programme. Mr Sai Venkata Krishan welcome the chief guest Dr Sampath Kumar Who has donated blood 211 times and has world record to his name. Dr Sampath Kumar said that such programmes are a good initiative to pay back what the society gives us. He stressed the fact that more such programmes should be conducted while appreciating the efforts of NSS UNIT- MIETW who motivated a large number of students by imparting knowledge about the medical benefits of blood donation and debunked the common myths associated with it. He also Thanks the the president of Lions Blood Bank, agreed to provide a Blood Donation Card free to the donors and also announced to provide 1 Lakh Insurance to the Donors.

Dr Sampath Kumar convinced the audience by taking the promise of voluntary blood donation. He also said that the basic spirit of blood donation is benefitting the society and emphasized the importance of blood donation as it helps in keeping good health and prevents cancer. Mr K. Madhu Babu host the awareness program.

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Megha Institute of Engineering and Technology for Women (MIETW) National Service Scheme (NSS), Planning & Development jointly Conducted “Fire Safety Mock Drill” on 7 th Novermber 2020 by Telangana State Disaster Response and Fire Services Department, Ghatkesar, Medchal District. Fire Officer Mr. Venkateswara Reddy and Staff had given Awareness and Mock Drill on Fire Accidents in MIETW Ground for Faculty, Staff and workers. All Faculties had participated in the Drill.

“Fire is a good servant but a bad master” is a saying which is true with a fire hazard. Fire is a naturally occurring companion of energy released in the form of heat and light, when oxygen combines with a combustible or burnable material at a suitable high temperature. There are three components in fire viz. fuel, heat and oxygen. These three in the right combination produces fire. These three forms a ‘fire triangle’. Taking away any of the three components can extinguish fire. Fire hazards pose threats to life and property.

Fire is one of the most common hazards in the state due to which many lives and damages occur every year; hence Fire safety is very important aspect of disaster prevention. Fire can be prevented with adequate planning and proactive response at the initiation of fire.

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The number of COVID-19 cases has been increasing in the world and also in India day by day. All individuals are at risk for this COVID 19. As per the guidelines of the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India, every individual should maintain social distancing, wear face masks and wash hands.

In this regard Megha Institute of Engineering and Technology for Women, NSS Unit on 20/11/2020 identified the Edulabad Village community. The NSS Cell has distributed hand sanitizers, face masks and soaps to all villagers.

Mr K. Madhu Babu & Mr Mohd Abudl Hafeez, NSS Programme Coordinator, Vice Principal MIETW Mr Sai Venkata Krishan and other faculty were also present.

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Megha Institute of Engineering and Technology for Women in association with Cyberabad Traffic Police conducted a ‘One-Day Traffic Awareness Program’ for the students on January 30, 2018.  The Principal, Dr. Vengopal , faculty members, students of MIETW, Edulabad and officials from Uppal Traffic Police Station were present.

Mr. Kashi Vishwanath, Inspector of Traffic addressed the gathering on the Safety awareness measures to be strictly followed in order to avoid road accidents and paying heavy penalty. He instructed the students to ride carefully and to follow the traffic rules for their safety instead of convincing traffic police. He showed various videos of road accidents and loss of lives and injuries through which one can understand the consequences of violating the traffic rules.

Finally, the concluding remark was given by the Principal, Dr. M. Venugopal. He instructed the students to follow the safety measures and guide others about its importance and not to misguide them and dodge the traffic police but rather face them with all the proofs of documents which will in turn lead to reduction in road accidents.

At the end, Dr. M. Venugopal, Principal, MIETW College presented a memento as a token of appreciation to the Resource Person Mr. Kashi Vishwanath, and the program was concluded and everybody present dispersed.

As a follow-up measure, it was decided to conduct a debate competition on the theme “Traffic Awareness and Safety Measures” for all the students during the last week of February 2018.

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We conducted a Career Guidance Program for students – career guidance is a very important aspect of our life. In fact, it can make or break your career. And career guidance is very essential for success. If you want to see your career moving in a right direction then career guidance is of utmost importance.

Everyone wants to be successful but they do not get the right guidance to make the right decision at the right time. If you have a pre-planned guidance for your career then it can make a    lot of difference. Today, awareness about career guidance is still very low among younger generation. The culture of going to a counselor is so important in our country, so we decided to give the right guidance to the upcoming citizens.

This village has only one ZPH school; we chose the tenth class students as their entire future is lying in front of them. To choose the right path we need right guidance.   The best part of career guidance is that it is very objective as well as strategic. You could get a clear picture of what your goal should be or must be. So we did a lot of ground work to convey our content to them effectively. We wished all the students to do well in their SSC examinations and score good grade points.

INTERACTIVE SESSION WITH STUDENTS: We asked the children about their point of interest and described them in which path they should go so that they can achieve their dreams. We had a good interactive session with all students.

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We conducted a Career Guidance Program for students – career guidance is a very important aspect of our life. In fact, it can make or break your career. And career guidance is very essential for success. If you want to see your career moving in a right direction then career guidance is of utmost importance.

Everyone wants to be successful but they do not get the right guidance to make the right decision at the right time. If you have a pre-planned guidance for your career then it can make a    lot of difference. Today, awareness about career guidance is still very low among younger generation. The culture of going to a counselor is so important in our country, so we decided to give the right guidance to the upcoming citizens.

This village has only one ZPH school; we chose the tenth class students as their entire future is lying in front of them. To choose the right path we need right guidance.   The best part of career guidance is that it is very objective as well as strategic. You could get a clear picture of what your goal should be or must be. So we did a lot of ground work to convey our content to them effectively. We wished all the students to do well in their SSC examinations and score good grade points.

INTERACTIVE SESSION WITH STUDENTS: We asked the children about their point of interest and described them in which path they should go so that they can achieve their dreams. We had a good interactive session with all students.

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We conducted a Career Guidance Program for students – career guidance is a very important aspect of our life. In fact, it can make or break your career. And career guidance is very essential for success. If you want to see your career moving in a right direction then career guidance is of utmost importance.

Everyone wants to be successful but they do not get the right guidance to make the right decision at the right time. If you have a pre-planned guidance for your career then it can make a    lot of difference. Today, awareness about career guidance is still very low among younger generation. The culture of going to a counselor is so important in our country, so we decided to give the right guidance to the upcoming citizens.

This village has only one ZPH school; we chose the tenth class students as their entire future is lying in front of them. To choose the right path we need right guidance.   The best part of career guidance is that it is very objective as well as strategic. You could get a clear picture of what your goal should be or must be. So we did a lot of ground work to convey our content to them effectively. We wished all the students to do well in their SSC examinations and score good grade points.

INTERACTIVE SESSION WITH STUDENTS: We asked the children about their point of interest and described them in which path they should go so that they can achieve their dreams. We had a good interactive session with all students.

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Swachh Survekshan, conducted by MoHUA since 2016, is the world’s largest urban sanitation and cleanliness survey. It has been instrumental in fostering a spirit of healthy competition among towns and cities to improve their service delivery to citizens and towards creating cleaner cities.        

Ghatkesar Gram Panchayath in association with NSS – Unit Megha Institute of Engineering and Technology Conduct an awareness programme on Swachh Survekshan at the Seminar Hall on 18/08/2018 at 2 PM., Vice Principal, MIETW, Mr. Sai Venkat Krishna welcomed the government official.

The government official explained to the students, what Swachh Survekshan App is and how it could be downloaded and filled in the survey form.  Around 122 students downloaded the app and filled the survey form. The government official thanked MIETW and the NSS UNIT for conducting this programme and they appreciated all the students who participated in this survey.

The Programme came to an end at 3.30 PM with the National Anthem.

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Megha Institue of Engineering and Technology for Women- NSS Unit organized “HARITHAHARAM” on our campus on August 21, 2018, with great fervour. The program started with our principal Dr. Venu Gopal lighting the traditional lamp. For this memorable event, all heads of the departments, staff members and students have participated in this programme.

Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao started the programme on July 3, 2015. This is a Telangana Flagship effort to revitalise degraded forests and safeguard them from the dangers like smuggling, encroachment, fire, and grazing. It took a unique approach to implement rigorous soil and moisture conservation measures.

The Principal Dr. Venu Gopal started planting trees in the beginning of the programme on this great occasion, several student and staff have attended and made this programme successful. We bring different types of plants like neem, mango, jamun, etc., from GHMC.  Saplings were planted in different areas of college like beside sidewalk, on divider, ground, etc.

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            Megha Institute of Engineering and Technology for Women NSS units celebrated Engineers’ Day on September 15, 2020, by organizing a talk on the topic “Engineers for a Self-Reliant India.”  Dr Venu Gopal, Principal, MIETW, spoke on the importance of an engineer in society’s progress as well as the numerous roles and responsibilities of an engineer.

India celebrates Engineers’ Day on 15 September every year as a tribute to the greatest Indian Engineer Bharat Ratna Mokshagundam Visvesvaraya.

Mokshagundam Visvesvaraya, was born on 15 September, 1861, in Muddenahalli near Chikkaballapur. He went on to become India’s most prolific civil engineer, dam builder, economist, statesman, and can be counted among the last century’s foremost nation-builders. M. Visvesvaraya was also the Diwan of Mysore from 1912 to 1918. He was the chief engineer responsible for the construction of the Krishna Raja Sagara Dam in Mysore as well as the chief designer of the flood protection system for the city of Hyderabad. Due to his outstanding contribution to the society, Government of India conferred ‘Bharat Ratna’ on this legend in the year 1955.

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Vinayaka Chavithi, also referred to as Ganesh Chaturthi is dedicated to the Lord of New beginnings, Lord Ganesha, every year.

Like every year, this year also, Megha Institute of Engineering and Technology for Women celebrated this festival on 17/09/2018 with utmost fervour.  All the students from all Branches, Faculty, and staff were part of this program.

The NSS Unit took the responsibility to decorate the college with colour papers, flowers, leaves, candles, lights and lamps. The stage was ornamented beautifully to welcome Lord Ganesha.

All the participants offered their prayers with great devotion with the belief that the Lord will bestow his blessings to remove all the obstacles and troubles from people’s lives.  Prasad was distributed among all.

This event brought a sense of unity among all the participants and gave a set of unforgettable memories to those who had witnessed this event.

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NSS units of Megha Institute of Engineering and Technology for Women visited the Initiative for ZPHS School, Edulabad, to inculcate the spirit of community service among volunteers. The volunteers distributed books and stationery among the school children’s of ZPHS School.

NSS coordinators organised colouring competition. A total of 50 Note Books and Stationery were distributed to the school children.

The Principal of the college, Dr. Venugopal appreciated the efforts of the NSS unit and NSS programme officers of the college and encouraged them to continue such endeavours in the future.

NSS programme officers Mr. Mohd. Abdul Hafeez and Mr. K. Madhu Babu encouraged the students to take part in various activities to be conducted as the NSS Programme.

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Megha Institute of Engineering and Technology for Women’s NSS-UNIT organized Guest Lecture on HEALTH IS WEALTH by Dr Ashwin M Shah chief Oncologist Kamineni Cancer Hospital. Programme begins at 10.30 AM by Welcoming Mr Ashwin M Shah by presenting a flower bouquet on the stage.

Principal Dr Syed Muzeer Introduce Dr Ashwin to the students. Dr Ashwin addresses the gathering by giving his presentation, in his presentation he focuses on the importance of health and how to keep one self-healthy. He had given many tips on how to keep one self-healthy.

He ends his presentation on note that “Health is the overall essential thing we need to accomplish all our desires including wealth in life”. Programme end at 12.30.

Principal Dr Syed Muzeer thanked Dr Ashwin accepting the invitation and looking further seminar from him in future also.

Students and faculty members taken group photos with Dr Ashwin and thanked him.

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Students of different departments of Megha Institute of Engineering and Technology for Womens organized the “ETHNIC DAY” on 10/02/2017 in MIETW Campus. Day was intended to celebrate the diverse cultures which the campus accommodates as students come from different parts of the country to pursue different courses.

Various cultural activities like dances, songs, ramp walk, poetry, etc. were performed. The event was intended to create awareness about drug addiction, fight against depression and promotion of handlooms. There were about 30 performances followed by the spectacular ramp walk show with students representing their State’s tradition and culture.

Smt Malathi Reddy, Vice Chairperson, MIETW, and Principal Dr Venugopal along with organisers inaugurated the Cultural Day 2017 by lighting the lamp.

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Rural women, these days, ride around on bicycles in the remote villages of the state carrying a smartphone with them. These women, the MIETW, have taken up the task of spreading internet literacy among the villagers, even though they are illiterate, to make the Digital India a success.

NSS Volunteers of Dept of CSE of MIETW has Conducted “Comprehensive Survey on Village System” on 04^th March, 2017 in the village Edualabad, As a part of this NSS Volunteers, NSS In charge and Faculty Members from department of CSE are involved. On the day of the event, all the NSS volunteers, NSS faculty Incharge and four Faculty Members of the parent department started from the college at 9.30 am in bus and reached the Edualabad by 10.00 am. After reaching the Edulabad, all the volunteers are again divided into 20 groups by the faculty in-charge with a faculty along with them. All the 20 groups went in multiple directions from the Gram-Panchayat Office of Edulabad, so as to ensure that the volunteers covered most of the village premises.

A batch of 3 to 4 Volunteers had visited each and every house & shops and surveyed about the Status of village people in using Digital Transactions and They Explain about the how to do the digital transaction by using placard and using phones for demo.

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NSS volunteers and all other students in Megha Institute of Engineering and technology for Women’s celebrated Independence Day with unprecedented patriotic fervor on August 15th, 2017.

On this special occasion, the programme started at 8.30 A.M with flag hoisting by the principal, Dr Syed Muzeer. All the student and staff saluted the flag and then sang the National Antham

The principal addressed the gathering on the patriotism of our freedom fighter, significance of our independence and how the modern generation can get inspiration and motivation to work towards the progress of the country.

Students and Faculty also addressed the gathering through their speeches. After all the speeches at the end students were distributed sweets.

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An Eye Check-up camp was held in Megha Institute of Engineering and Technology for Women on Tuesday, OCT 12, 2017. A team of Eye specialists from Anand Eye Hopital, Hubsiguda came to do eye checkup of the students and the camp was advantageous for the students as they got an opportunity to know more about various aspects of eye care. The doctors brought well-equipped eye examination tools to examine the students effectively. They also spoke to the students about how to increase awareness and improve access to eye healthcare services. The objective of this event was to spread awareness on eye disorder, their early detection and detect refractive errors and eye ailments among school children.

The students also asked the queries they had in their mind which were solved by eye specialists. Attendees with eye problems requiring continued medical attention were given referral slips. The camp turned out to be very beneficial for our students.

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“While we try to teach our children all about life, our children teach us what life is all about”

Children’s Day is always special, especially 2017 as it marked the 128^th birth anniversary of our beloved Prime Minister Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. To honor this occasion, the NSS Unit MIETW decided to celebrate it with the children of ZPHS Primary School, Edulabad. Around 30-unit members visited the school to meet students of classes 1-5.

our unit volunteers conducted games & competition for students of Zilla Parishad High school like lemon and spoon, drawing, frog jump for kids, skipping, running race competitions and given prizes for the winners.

At the end of the event our volunteers distributed sweets, snacks, stationeries to the kids present and also spread the message of love, cleanliness and joy to everyone out there.

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