About UNAI (United Nations Academic Impact):
With the efforts of the Value Education (VE) Cell, AKGEC, the college became a member of the United Nations Academic Impact (UNAI) initiative on January 9, 2024.

UNAI is not just a global initiative, but a powerful platform that aligns institutions of higher education with the United Nations (UN) in supporting and promoting principles of education, sustainability, and global citizenship. Our membership in this prestigious initiative opens up new horizons for collaboration, knowledge exchange, and impactful initiatives on a global scale. It empowers us to contribute meaningfully to addressing pressing global challenges and fostering a culture of peace, sustainability, and social responsibility.
Future Forward: Sustainability Club
In line with our dedication to the UNAI goals, the VE Cell has launched “Future Forward: Sustainability Club." This club is not merely another extracurricular activity; rather, it is a unique platform designed to engage students in meaningful discussions, hands-on projects, and impactful initiatives related to sustainability.
By joining the Sustainability Club, students will have the opportunity to deepen their understanding and develop practical skills in various critical areas, including climate change, renewable energy, holistic socio-technological structures, environmental justice, and waste reduction. Through collaborative efforts and collective action, we aim to empower students to make tangible contributions towards creating a greener, more sustainable future for generations to come.
Join the club at the following link:

In view of the United Nations Academic Impact (UNAI) membership, the Sustainability Club was formed in the college in March 2024. It was an initiative by the Values Education (VE) Cell at AKGEC aimed to align with the UNAI goals. The club endeavours to unite students who share a common passion for building a sustainable future in line with UNAI's principles and objectives.
The Club is more than just a platform for discussions and initiatives. It's a space dedicated to personal growth and learning. By joining the club, students not only have the opportunity to participate in enriching discussions, hands-on projects, and impactful initiatives but also expand their knowledge and skills in areas such as climate change, renewable energy, holistic socio-technological structures, holistic technology, environmental justice, and waste reduction.
Structure of the Club
The club consists of the following faculty and student coordinators:
S.No | Name | Remarks |
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Dr. Gopal Babu, VE Cell | Overall Coordinator |
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Dr. Ayushi Prakash, CSE | Faculty Coordinators |
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Dr. Saroj Bala, MCA | |
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Dr. Sunil Kumar Singh, IT | |
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Dr. Jitender Chhabra, ECE | |
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Mr. Vivek Kumar Pansari, ME | |
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Dr Vani Bhargava, EN | |
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Ms Anubha Gupta, EN | |
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Shreya Mishra – CSE(DS) 2300271540118 |
Student Coordinators |
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Priyanshi Garg – EN(2300270210032) | |
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Ashish Thakur EN (2300270210012) | |
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Prakhar Mishra IT (2200270120111) | |
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Aarti Singh ME (2100270405002) | |
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Pranshu Bhardwaj ECE (2200270310126) | |
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Yamini Chaudhary AIML (2100271640058) | |
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Vaibhav Mishra MCA (2300270140085) | |
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Amit Kumar MCA (2300270140012) | |
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Nishita MCA (2300270140060) |
Student Volunteers for UNAI Club:
A total of 136 Students from the college registered as volunteers for the UNAI Club.
Students Co-ordinator
Your Name | University Roll No. | Year | Branch |
Shreya Mishra | 2300271540118 | II | CSE(DS) |
Priyanshi Garg | 2300270210032 | II | EN |
Ashish Thakur | 2300270210012 | II | EN |
Prakhar Mishra | 2200270120111 | III | IT |
Aarti Singh | 2100270405002 | IV | ME |
Pranshu Bhardwaj | 2200270310126 | III | ECE |
Yamini Chaudhary | 2100271640058 | IV | AIML |
Vaibhav Mishra | 2300270140085 | II | MCA |
Amit Kumar | 2300270140012 | II | MCA |
Nishita | 2300270140060 | II | MCA |
List of Students Registered for UNAI Club
Your Name | University Roll No. | Year | Branch | |
1 | Pritesh Kumar Pal | 2200270109015 | III | CSE |
2 | Rakesh Singh | 2200270009009 | III | CE |
3 | Dipendra Singh | 2100270100054 | III | CSE |
4 | Divyanshu Sharma | 2200270139005 | III | IT |
5 | Saras Sharma | 2200270310151 | II | ECE |
6 | Siddharth Kumar Singh | 2000270210080 | IV | EN |
7 | YAMINI CHOUDHARY | 2100271640058 | III | AIML |
8 | Gauri Goyal | 2100270130073 | III | CSE (AIML) |
9 | Gauri Goyal | 2100270130073 | III | CSE (AIML) |
10 | Harsh Bhimsen Pandey | 2200270130061 | II | IT |
11 | Abhishek Kumar | 2200270110005 | II | CSE |
12 | Dhruv Kaushik | 2200270110035 | II | CSIT |
13 | Abhishek Mishra | 2100270110006 | III | IT |
14 | Harsh Dhama | 2100270100068 | III | CSE |
15 | Palak | 2200270100124 | II | CSE |
16 | Archie Agarwal | 2000270100044 | IV | CSE |
17 | Harshita Goyal | 2200270119004 | III | CSIT |
18 | Harsh Mishra | 2000270130069 | IV | IT |
19 | Yogendra Gupta | 2200270130199 | II | IT |
20 | Milan Gupta | 2200270000009 | II | CE |
21 | Shobhit singh rawat | 2000270310152 | IV | ECE |
22 | Shobhit singh rawat | 2000270310152 | IV | ECE |
23 | Sushant Soni | 2200270110116 | II | CSIT |
24 | Suryaansh Awasthi | 2200270110114 | II | CSIT |
25 | Hardik Agarwal | 2000270130064 | IV | CS |
26 | Yash Raj | 2200271690059 | II | CS (Hindi) |
27 | Abhinandan Raj | 2200271640003 | II | AIML |
28 | Aarti Singh | 2100270405002 | II | ME |
29 | Siddhartha Kunwar | 2200271640055 | II | AIML |
30 | Abhinav Sharma | 2000270100009 | IV | CSE |
31 | Arjit Yadav | 2200270100046 | II | CSE |
32 | Chhavi Pachauri | 2200270100062 | II | CSE |
33 | Prakhar Mishra | 2200270130111 | II | IT |
34 | Aryan Srivastava | 2200270130030 | II | IT |
35 | Archie Agarwal | 2000270100044 | IV | CSE |
36 | Janvi | 2200271540042 | II | CSE (DS) |
37 | SAMYAK JAIN | 2311007 | II | CSIT |
38 | Vaibhav Mishra | 2300270140085 | I | MCA |
39 | Rishabh Baranwal | 2100270210029 | III | EN |
40 | Siddharth Kumar Singh | 2000270210080 | IV | EN |
41 | Ritika Shrivastava | 2100270210031 | III | EN |
42 | Aditi Rai | 2100270210004 | III | EN |
43 | Aditi Rai | 2100270210004 | III | EN |
44 | Rahul Gupta | 2100270210025 | III | EN |
45 | Aman Gupta | 2300270140011 | I | MCA |
46 | Amit kumar | 2300270140012 | I | MCA |
47 | Amit kumar | 2300270140012 | I | MCA |
48 | Gauri Goyal | 2100270130073 | III | CSE (AIML) |
49 | Ayush Mishra | 2300270140022 | I | MCA |
50 | Tarun Agarwal | 2300270140081 | I | Mca |
51 | MCA | 2300270140003 | I | MCA |
52 | MAYANK SEN | 2300270140054 | I | MCA |
53 | Satyam kulshreshtha | 2300270140074 | I | MCA |
54 | Yash Keshri | 2300270140091 | I | MCA |
55 | Palak sharma | 2300270140062 | I | MCA |
56 | PAWAN KUMAR PANDEY | 2300270140063 | I | MCA |
57 | PRIYANSHU VERMA | 2300270140067 | I | MCA |
58 | HEMANT | 2300270140039 | I | MCA |
59 | Krishna Singh | 2314016 | I | MCA |
60 | RISHABH CHAWLA | 2300240170069 | I | MCA |
61 | SHUBHAM SINGH | 2300240170079 | I | MCA |
62 | Nishita | 2300270140060 | I | MCA |
63 | Himanshu Tiwari | 2300270140042 | I | MCA |
64 | Vineet Kumar Pandey | 2300270140087 | I | mca |
65 | shashank pandey | 2300270140076 | I | MCA |
66 | Kriti Gupta | 2300270140050 | I | MCA |
67 | Harshit Tripathi | 2300270140038 | I | MCA |
68 | Harsh Pal | 2300270140033 | I | MCA |
69 | Chetan | 2300270140024 | I | MCA |
70 | Tanya Singhal | 2300270140080 | I | MCA |
71 | Manas Mridul | 2300270140053 | I | MCA |
72 | Pranshu Bhardwaj | 2200270310126 | II | ECE |
73 | Kapil Mohan Rana | 2300270140045 | I | MCA |
74 | Nilesh Singh | 2300270140059 | I | MCA |
75 | shruti saxena | 2300270140078 | I | mca |
76 | Sushant Raj | 2100270210037 | II | EN |
77 | Kartikesh Upadhyay | 2200270310092 | II | ECE |
78 | Abhinav Sharma | 2300270140004 | I | MCA |
79 | Atul Singh | 2300270140019 | I | MCA |
80 | PRANJUL SHUKLA | 2300270140066 | I | MCA |
81 | PRABHAKAR BHATT | 2300270140064 | I | MCA |
82 | shriya mittal | 2200271540107 | II | CSE (DS) |
83 | Salilesh Verma | 2200271540093 | II | CSE (DS) |
84 | Himanshu Kumar Singh | 2300270140041 | I | MCA |
85 | Dhirendra Yadav | 2300270140029 | I | Mca |
86 | Nandini | 2200270400014 | II | ME |
87 | Vivek Bhadouria | 2200270400023 | II | ME |
88 | Shivam Parmar | 2200270310161 | II | ECE |
89 | Salilesh Verma | 2200271540093 | II | CSE (DS) |
90 | Sushant Soni | 2200270110116 | II | CSIT |
91 | Prakhar Mishra | 2200270130111 | II | IT |
92 | Himanshu Kumar Singh | 2300270140041 | I | MCA |
93 | Pranjal Mudgal | 2200271690035 | II | CS (Hindi) |
94 | Devang Saraswat | 2300270139005 | II | IT |
95 | Sourabh Singh | 2200271690052 | II | CS (Hindi) |
96 | Chetan | 2300270140024 | I | MCA |
97 | Shriya mittal | 2200271540107 | II | CSE (DS) |
98 | Harshita goyal | 2200270119004 | III | CSIT |
99 | Harshit Tripathi | 2300270140038 | I | MCA |
100 | Rishabh Chawla | 2300270140069 | I | MCA |
101 | Nandini | 2200270400014 | II | ME |
102 | Ayush Kumar | 2200270110031 | II | CSIT |
103 | Rishit Nigam | 2200270130138 | II | IT |
104 | Gaurav Kumar | 2300270139008 | II | IT |
105 | Ayushmaan Singh Solanki | 2200270120041 | II | CS |
106 | Samyak Jain | 2311007 | II | CSIT |
107 | Suryansh Pratap Singh | 2200270000016 | II | CE |
108 | Shubham Singh | 2300270140079 | I | MCA |
109 | Tanya Dubey | 2200270130182 | II | IT |
110 | Arpita Jaiswal | 2200270110025 | II | CSIT |
111 | Abhay Gupta | 2300270139001 | II | IT |
112 | RAHUL GUPTA | 2200270110086 | II | CSIT |
113 | Raj Patel | 2300270119004 | II | CSIT |
114 | Anand Patel | 2300270119001 | II | CSIT |
115 | Ayush tyagi | 2200270310057 | II | CS |
116 | Harah gupta | 2300270139009 | II | IT |
117 | Lakshya | 2300270009006 | IV | CE |
118 | Priyanshu Verma | 2300270140067 | I | MCA |
119 | Suryansh Gupta | 2200270110115 | II | CSIT |
120 | Awanish Chand yadav | 2200270110028 | II | CSIT |
121 | Karan Mishra | 2200270130072 | II | IT |
122 | Swarnima Gupta | 2200270130180 | II | IT |
123 | Vivek kumar | 2200270110132 | II | CSIT |
124 | AKASH TYAGI | 2200270110011 | II | CSIT |
125 | Ashirwad Gupta | 2200270130032 | II | IT |
126 | PRIYANK SINGH | 2200270110083 | II | CSIT |
127 | Sankalp Jha | 22002700110096 | II | CSIT |
128 | Saurabh Srivastav | 2200270310152 | II | ECE |
129 | Garima Pal | 2200270210011 | II | EN |
130 | Saksham Dhingra | 2200270210025 | II | EN |
131 | Rahul Kumar | 2100270210026 | III | EN |
132 | Nikhil Pal | 2200270210017 | II | EN |
133 | Manya Aggarwal | 2200270210012 | II | EN |
134 | Anvesha Pandey | 2100270210010 | III | EN |
135 | Puneet sehgal | 2200270130123 | II | IT |
136 | Lakshya | 2300270009006 | II | CE |
Responsible Consumption
One of the club's key initiatives is to promote responsible water consumption, which conserves a precious resource and contributes to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) we are all working towards. To support this, the club provide steel bottles to participants of any Faculty Development Program (FDP), workshops, or events lasting more than two days.
By implementing this practice, we are not just making a significant contribution towards meeting Goals 3 (Good Health and Well-Being), 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production), 13 (Climate Action), 14 (Life Below Water), and 15 (Life on Land) of the seventeen SDGs, but also making a tangible impact on the environment. Each step we take in this direction is a step closer to a more sustainable future.
The club conducted three events during November and December 2024: an interdepartmental plenary session on ‘Our Stand for Gender Equality’ to spread mass awareness about Gender Equality, Pradyut’ 24 to provide a platform to students to showcase their innovative solutions aligned with the 17 SDGs, and a guest lecture on Sustainable Lifestyle by Mr Nipun Kaushik emphasising the need for practical strategies to balance environmental, social and economic needs.







OUR STAND for GENDER EQUALITY (SDG: Goal 5)
VE Cell AKGEC, as a proud partner and stakeholder of the United Nations Academic Impact (UNAI), organized an interdepartmental plenary session on ‘OUR STAND for GENDER EQUALITY’, in two rounds-
Preliminary Round (Intra-departmental)- This screening round was conducted in every department, in which participants presented their views on the effective implementation of SDG-5, i.e., “Gender Equality,” under the guidance of UNAI coordinators. The objective was mass awareness. The top two teams per department were expected to be nominated for the final round.
Final Round (Inter-departmental)- This final round was conducted on 9th December 2024 in ME Conference Hall, in the presence of UNAI faculty coordinators and VE Cell members, in which 6 teams from the departments of CSE, ECE, EN, IT and MCA presented their views, followed by an open house Q/A round.
SDG-5 aims for Gender Equality, which is a fundamental human right and is considered a necessary foundation for a peaceful, prosperous, and sustainable world. The presentations mainly included following three- 1) root causes behind the issue 2) currently available systems/policies to address the issue (immediate but temporary solutions) and 3) holistic solutions addressing root causes (all-encompassing and sustainable). The winners are-
First Prize-Abhishek Jain & Akshat Vishal (IT Department)
Second Prize- Shreya Vidyarthi & Kartik Rawat (ECE Department)
Third Prize- Harsh Sharma & Priya Sharma (CSE Department)






Pradyut’ 24: Act today, let tomorrow be protected
Event Purpose: To bring together innovative thinkers who can design ideas and models to contribute to achieving the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The event’s goal is to inspire creative and impactful solutions that address sustainability challenges at a local and global level, with the best and most innovative ideas being awarded.
On 5th December 2024, the Value Education Cell at Ajay Kumar Garg Engineering College hosted Pradyut 2024, a dynamic platform showcasing innovative solutions aligned with the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). With participation from 30 enthusiastic teams, the event highlighted creative and impactful ideas blending technical expertise with sustainability.
Team Suhana Chulha won 1st Prize for their hydrogen-powered cooking solution, Team Power Pulse secured 2nd Prize with a smart energy management model, and Team Kavach earned 3rd Prize for addressing hunger through local collaborations. Eco Friends and Support Squad received consolation prizes for their responsible consumption model and blockchain-based donation platform. The event celebrated innovation, dedication, and a shared vision for a sustainable future.
The Winners were given cash awards and certificates.




Guest lecture on Sustainable Lifestyle by Mr Nipun Kaushik
To inspire and educate Faculty and Students about the deeper aspects of a sustainable lifestyle, the Value Education Cell of AKGEC, Ghaziabad organized a one hour Guest Lecture on the theme “From Classroom to Community: Strategies for Sustainable Living” on 6 December 2024 in the main Seminar Hall. The Guest speaker, Mr. Nipun Kaushik, delivered an insightful lecture on the importance of sustainability, emphasizing the need for practical strategies to balance environmental, social, and economic needs.
This perceptive session was attended by 170 participants including HODs, UNAI Coordinators, VE Cell Members, Faculty Members from different Departments and Students.
In a very interactive and indulging session, Mr. Kaushik addressed questions on the cost-effectiveness of sustainability and its broader implications, highlighting its role as a form of respect for all living beings and its multidimensional impact.
The event concluded with the distribution of certificates and mementos by Mr. Kaushik to the winners of the competition ‘PRADYUT’ and the winners of the quiz based on the lecture by guest speaker.
Dr. Gopal Babu delivered a vote of thanks, expressing gratitude to the Director General Dr. RK Agrawal, Guest Speaker Mr. Nipun Kaushik, and all the participants. A memento was presented to the guest speaker as a token of appreciation.
The event concluded with the inspiring message:
“Be natural, and you will automatically be sustainable."
This enriching session left participants with a profound understanding of sustainability and a renewed commitment to making sustainable choices.


GREEN SHARK TANK ‘VASUDHA 2K24’
• Venue: Mini Seminar Hall
• Date: 23rd April, 2024
• Time: 10:10 AM to 1:30 PM
• No of teams participated: 12
The Value Education Cell of our esteemed institution Ajay Kumar Garg Engineering College, organised ‘Green Shark Tank ‘, on the occasion of International Earth Day (a subevent of Vasudha 2k24) on 23rd April,2024 in order to encourage entrepreneurship combined with environmental awareness among our students.

Participation:
A total of 12 teams participated in the eco-friendly pitching. Each team comprised of 3 members. Throughout the event, teams presented well researched projects with care for Mother Nature in their young minds. The presence of the esteemed judges (Faculty Members) made the event even more knowledgeable and thought provoking.
Topic:
The participants were asked to develop projects on ‘CONSERVATION OF NATURE’. It should have resonated with the idea of HUMAN CONNECTION WITH NATURE.
Judging criteria:
While judging the innovative ideas of the participants, the following parameters were kept in mind:
1. Relevance with respect to topic
2. Communication Skills
3. Uniqueness
4. Feasibility
5. Future Scope
6. Business Idea
7. Scalability
8. Social impact
9. Points for bringing prototype
Overall, the event summed up successfully. It provided a platform to our students to come up with business ideas combined with sustainability and nature conservation.


Essay Writing ‘VASUDHA 2K24’
• Date:22/04/2024
• Venue: ME Block
• No of students participated: 96
• Topic: Climate change and pollution
On 22nd April, 2024, Value Education Cell organized an essay writing competition (a sub event of Vasudha 2k24) on the pressing global issues of pollution and climate change. The event aimed to raise awareness among students about the challenges posed by these environmental issues and encourage them to think critically about potential solutions.

Participation:
The competition witnessed an impressive turnout, with a total of 96 students from various branches participating enthusiastically. This remarkable level of participation underscored the growing concern among the youth regarding environmental sustainability.
Essay Topics:
Participants were tasked with exploring various aspects of pollution and climate change through their essays. They were encouraged to delve into the following topics:
1. Human contribution to climate change: Causes and solutions.
2. The effect of pollution human health and the environment.
Judging Criteria:
Essays were evaluated based on several criteria, including originality of ideas, depth of analysis, coherence of arguments, and clarity of expression. Judges also considered the relevance of the content to the theme of the competition and the effectiveness of the proposed solutions.
Conclusion:
The essay writing competition on “Pollution and Climate Change", proved to be a resounding success. It provided a platform for students to engage with important environmental issues and fostered a sense of responsibility towards building a sustainable future. Such initiatives are essential in empowering the youth to become proactive agents of change in addressing the global challenges of pollution and climate change. VE Cell Society looks forward to organizing similar events in the future to continue fostering environmental awareness and activism among the younger generation.


Planet Puzzle Paradox ‘VASUDHA 2K24’
Date:25/04/2024 Venue: Amphitheatre
No of teams participated:72 Games played:
1. Harvest Heaven
2. Sustainable Pyramid
3. Jigsaw Puzzle
4. Carbon Combat
5. Eco-Balloon Bliz
6. Eco Drag Master
7. Buzzer Bonanza

On 25/04/2024, Value Education Cell, organized an exhilarating event called the “Planet Puzzle Paradox" (a subevent of Vasudha 2k24), aimed at engaging participants in fun-filled games while promoting awareness about environmental sustainability. The event attracted 72 teams, each comprising three members, who enthusiastically participated in a series of challenging and thought-provoking games.
Games (3 members in each team):
Harvest heaven:
• Two players were blind folded and one of the blind folded members had to hold the bucket and other member had to throw the ball. The member which was not blind folded was directing the thrower about the direction in which the person had to throw the ball in the bucket.
• The instruction by the third member had to be limited e.g. Left, Right, Forward and Backward.
Sustainable Pyramid:
• In this game every member, was given a balloon and they had to blow that balloon and stuck it into the cups (provided to build the pyramid) in order to pick up the cups, as use of hands was not allowed.
• Using the above technique, they had to create a 4-level pyramid.
• During the pyramid building, if any of the cups fell, then they had to restart building pyramid.
• The game was time bounded.
Jigsaw puzzle:
• Each team received a distorted puzzle.
• They had to solve it under the specified time.
Carbon Combat:
• Each team was given 2 sticks. In between the sticks, the members had to carry the foam balls and place them in the designated area.
• This game was time bound.
• The team with max number of balls, received max points.
Eco Balloon Bliz:
• In this game, the members had to struck the balloon using arrows.
• Each ballon had a chit on which words related to sustainability and environment conservation were written.
• One of the team members had to act and other 2 members had to predict that word.
• The game was time bounded.
Eco Drag master:
• In this game, team members had to shoot the balls in the net with a catapult.
• The team which collected the maximum number of balls in the net received maximum points.
Buzzer Bonanza:
• In this game, riddles were shown on the screen.
• If any team wanted to answer, they had to press the buzzer.
• If the answer went wrong, the points were deducted.
The event was a resounding success, bringing together participants from diverse backgrounds to engage in friendly competition while promoting environmental awareness and sustainability. Through interactive games and activities, participants gained valuable insights into the importance of adopting eco-friendly practices in their daily lives. Such events play a crucial role in inspiring individuals to become active stewards of the environment and advocates for positive change. VE Cell Society looks forward to organizing similar events in the future to continue fostering environmental consciousness and encouraging collective action towards a greener, more sustainable p



GREEN FILM FESTIVAL ‘VASUDHA 2K24’
Date: 23rd April,2024 Duration: 4.5Hrs
Place: CS-IT Seminar Hall, AKGEC
Total Registrations – 50
Master of Ceremonies- Two VE Cell Student Members-
Ms. Ashi Gupta Mr. Siddhart

Value Education Cell, AKGEC, hosted Green Film Festival: An Enlightened Learning with Short Movies on April 23, 2024.All B.Tech. first , second, third and fourth-year students were welcome to attend the event. The meeting took place at the CS-IT block's Seminar Hall from 2:20 to 6:00 p.m. A movie session, a quiz session and discussion session were all part of the event.
All attendees enjoyed refreshments as the event kicked off with the refreshment offering. Following the refreshments, everyone entered the seminar hall at 3:30 p.m. with a lot of energy and sparkle in their eyes.
The incredible event began at 3:45 p.m. with a very warm and sincere welcome from all of the participants, followed by a brief introduction of the team to the audience and dignitaries in attendance. VE Cell orators, Miss Vaishnavi and Mr. Sarthak, brought attention to the dignitaries in attendance and also gave a briefing about the event, which was called “GREEN FILM FESTIVAL," and how it began in the first place thanks to the efforts of VE Cell Coordinator, Dr. Gopal Babu.
An inspirational short film on environmental degradation called “Kadvi Hawa” began at precisely 3:45 p.m. In a village affected by climate change and scanty rainfall, a blind farmer strikes a deal with the debt recovery agent to save his son from a debt trap.
The movie ended at 5:20 p.m., leaving everyone feeling profoundly moved. Following the film, it was time for a 10-point quiz centred around the movie. The top three victors would receive interesting prizes. QR code were distributed to all the participants by VE Cell members. There was a QR code on the screen also.
Following quiz completion, students had the opportunity to share what they had learned and the ideals they felt the film most strongly represented, as well as any other opinions they might have had. Students gave their opinions about the film and actively participated in it.
Mr. Yash (4th yr) were then asked to give a summary of the proceedings. They began by sharing his thoughts on the film with us, giving us a fresh perspective to consider while also briefly explaining what he personally learned from it, children had a little time to ask questions and get their questions answered. Additionally, there was an audience question-and-answer period encouraging active engagement, during which audience members were asked questions concerning the film. This was carried out to assess the attending students' level of attentiveness by a small quiz. Encouragement prices were also given to the top 3 winners.
In general, the benefits of the movie and the doubt-clearing session were a nice mix of keeping the participants interested and teaching them a new subject that would eventually be useful to them in life.
All of the participants gave very encouraging and good remarks. In order to learn more about selfevolution, self-respect, proper comprehension, trust, and self-exploration—as well as the significance of pursuing one's passion—everyone is eager for many more such life-related events centred on life lessons.



VASUDHA 2K24 - Debate Competition
Date: 22-23, April, 2024
Time : Day 1 2:00pm to 4:00pm Day 2 8:30am to 10:10am
Venue: Main Seminar Hall
No of teams participated in the debate: 29
An engaging debate competition ( a sub event of vasudha 2k24) was organised by the Value education cell of our esteemed institution Ajay Kumar Garg Engineering College on the occasion of International Earth Day. The esteemed judges for the event included Manishi Ma'am, Nitya Ma'am, and Amit Goel Sir on day one, and Dr. Shashank Sahu Sir along with Dr. K. K. Sir on day two.

Manishi Ma'am, Nitya Ma'am, and Amit Goel Sir, with their proficiency in communication and critical thinking, provided insightful commentary and evaluations on the arguments presented by the debaters on the first day. Their nuanced understanding of various topics added depth to the deliberations.
On the second day, Dr. Shashank Sahu and Dr. K. K. Tiwari further elevated the judging standards with their expertise in their respective fields. Their meticulous attention to detail and impartial judgment ensured a high standard of assessment throughout the competition.
Throughout the competition, teams presented well-researched arguments, demonstrating a deep understanding of the complexities surrounding environmental challenges. The topic of debate included –
1. Is sustainable development compatible with Economic progress?
2. Should animal testing be banned for cosmetics and household products?
3. Should countries priorities renewable energy sources over traditional fossil fuels.
4. Should national parks and protected areas be open for commercial development. Each debate showcased the participants' dedication to finding innovative solutions to global environmental issues. There was a time limit of 5 minutes with 2 minutes for questions.
Overall, the debate competition contributed greatly in broadening the mindset of the youth of how urgent is the need to proactively contribute in the Environmental conservation.
In conclusion, the debate competition on April 22nd and 23rd not only highlighted the importance of environmental stewardship but also underscored the power of dialogue and collaboration in addressing pressing global challenges. With the guidance of the esteemed judges and the passion of the participating teams, the event served as a beacon of hope for a more sustainable and resilient future.

