Cells & Societies
Enactus Jai Hind College 2022-2023 Annual Report
Entrepreneurship Cell & Skill Hub
Jai Hind Business Conclave - BBA Initiative
One of the only committees on campus that blends business with culture, the best of both worlds. The Jai Hind Business Conclave, a BBA (Bachelors of Business Administration) initiative, is a thrilling two-day corporate event packed with management games, speaker sessions, panel discussions and engaging podcasts.
This committee aims at bridging the gap between classroom learning and the real world and provides a unique platform for industry leaders business heads and the policymakers of our country to drive forward innovative ideas and foster a shared vision for a better, brighter and
rejuvenated idea. From pre-events at the National Stock Exchange to interaction with the head honchos at Dr. Vaidya, Kelloggs, Deloitte, SBI Mutual Funds and more, JBC has it all.
Incubator & Accelerator Centre
Founded in the year 2020, the Jai Hind College Incubator & Accelerator Centre is a dedicated space for student startups to thrive. They offer:
– Personalized mentoring by industry experts
– Modern co-working spaces
– Specialized programs to develop entrepreneurial skills
– Opportunities to pitch to investors
Their flagship event, “The Startup Exposition,” offers a platform for startups to showcase their ideas and connect with potential investors. “Intellectus” sessions educate startups on intellectual property rights, while their collaboration with the “Wadhwani Foundation” offers comprehensive support through online and offline programs.
Enactus Jai Hind College 2022
Faculty Advisor: Dr Rakhi Sharma
Student Secretary-Moin Saiyad
Projects Under Enactus -Jai Hind College
PROJECT GREEN TEE
Project Green Tee, is a quest born from the fraught uncertainties bestowed by the pandemic, to impart opportunities for alternative employment, financial independence, and personal empowerment, to women trudging in fragile hope through the landscape of some parts of Mumbai’s.
This initiative served two purpose – humanity and sustainability . It featured the participation of this marginalized community to recycle single-use plastic bottles into hand-sewn, stylish recycled t-shirt garments fit for everyday use.
HOW PROJECT GREEN TEE WORKS
We tackled a mass scale outreach effort to obtain plastic bottles from personal sources to external ones the likes of popular hotel chains. These bottles were then further segregated according to color, with their caps and labels removed, and shredded into small colorful chips. Following a warm rinse and trip to the ovens, the flakes were melted into tiny pellets, undergoing stringent filtration and contamination removal. The filaments are combined and winded into stronger threads to create weighted spools of yarn. The yarn is subsequently stretched, carded, and roved before it is spun into fabric and is sent to our beneficiaries workplace and then the fabric is sewn into our Green – Tees by our beneficiaries . And this is how 7 PET bottles can be transformed into 1 – uber comfortable, stylish t – shirt. Our team of over 120 volunteers were trained to promote sales within their networks.We reached out to fashion influencers and thrift stores for brand visibility.GreenTee has also garnered a substantial instagram presence of 800+ followers upon its launch.We have impacted an audience of 900+ people through seminars and upskilling workshops on sustainable practices, designed to draw attention to our project.
Achievements
- 25+ Women directly Empowered
- 10,000+ Plastic bottles recycled
- 1100+ T-shirts Manufactured
- Helped beneficiaries raise Rs.185,000 from sales.
- Achieved 12 Sustainable development goals
TECH SHIKSHA
Project Tech Shiksha, launched in December of 2020, was inclined towards slightly different goals. The project served to impart holistic learning to the under-privileged and poverty-ridden youth, whose education had come to a still-stop due to Coronavirus concerns. A significantly huge band of volunteers, with a count spanning in increasing double digits, eagerly volunteered to carry the initiative forward, through customised curriculums conducted over several online classes. In this vein, two distinct sessions on the terrors of plastic waste, as well as the necessity of sustainability, were conducted with the kids involved in the project.
Achievements
- 120+ kids and women directly impacted and educated via upskilling workshops and educational classes
- Conducted one-on-one classes in technical subjects such as math and science, as well as stimulating workshops in arts and crafts for more than 50 underprivileged children and students who lost access to education as a result of the pandemic.
ONLINE AWARENESS AND UPSKILLING WORKSHOPS
Entrepreneurship Cell And Skill Hub
Since its inception, Jai Hind College (Autonomous) has fervently advocated for fostering an entrepreneurial ecosystem within our society. In line with this vision, the “Entrepreneurship Cell and Skill Hub,” was introduced and digitally inaugurated by our Hon’ble Prime Minister, Shri
Narendra Modi. This initiative is dedicated to empowering job-seekers to become tomorrow’s job-makers through continuous reskilling and hands-on learning experiences. With a keen focus on revitalizing the startup economy, our goal is to bolster the nation’s economic growth. Our vision is to provide aspiring entrepreneurs with the essential platforms and resources needed to transform their innovative ideas into leading businesses of the future, paving the way for groundbreaking advancements and sustainable success.
Internal Complaint Committee (ICC)
Jai Hind College strictly prohibits sexual harassment in accordance with the Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition, and Redressal) Act, 2013. Sexual harassment is a punishable offense. The college has established an Internal Complaints Committee (ICC) to address any issues related to sexual harassment.
Entrepreneurship Cell & Skill Hub (RUSA)
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RCJC-Rotaract Club of Jai Hind College
Zodiak Fest: An annual two-day event where Rotaract Clubs across Mumbai gather for competitions. Day one features ground events, while day two showcases dance and fashion shows, each year themed differently as a legacy project.
Silent Saturdays: A month-long initiative held in November, focusing on a selected slum. Each week targets a specific cause—Health, Education, Hunger, and Safety—with activities like street plays every Saturday to raise awareness.
RCJC Model United Nations: Held in December, this two-day debate invites college students to discuss international issues across four committees.
Cheekh: An International Women’s Day initiative addressing women trafficking and promoting empowerment through awareness and advocacy.
World University Fair: Organized by RCJC in collaboration with Jai Hind College’s Career Counseling Cell, featuring 49 universities from around the world for career opportunities abroad.
Economics Association, Jai Hind College - 2019
The Economics Association of Jai Hind College, with over 110 members, provides a platform for students to apply theoretical knowledge practically. Open to all students intrigued by Economics, it hones skills in research, public speaking, and management.
Events:
Arthanomics: Arthanomics, the annual Economics festival of Jai Hind College was initiated in 2014 by The Economics Association. It’s a festival that gives young, budding economists a chance to experience the multifarious simulations and events relating to economics in the real world. Since its inception, it has always been a platform for college students to display their passion for economics.
Annual Economics Symposium: Intra-college event with paper presentations, a movie-making contest, and parliamentary debates.
The Contrarian: A student-run journal for perspectives and discourse, collaborating with Arthanomics for events like The Contrarian Column.
Enactus Jai Hind College 2017
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Case Study Cohort
The Jai Hind College Case Study Cohort, established by the Department of Bachelor of Management Studies, aims to find practical and real modern-day solutions to business problems through intensive analysis and creative problem-solving. Supported by faculty and industry mentors, the Cohort promotes case-based learning and problem-solving.
Milestones Achieved
Jai Hind College represented India at the HSBC/HKU Asia Pacific Business Case Competition 2017 in Hong Kong. The team, including Upamanyu Acharya, Diveek Jain, Pratik Malhotra, and Ishaan Singh, along with Faculty Advisor Dr. Rakhi Sharma, reached the quarter finals, becoming a Top 16 team globally. Representing India, which had one of the most competitive national competitions of any of the teams in Asia Pacific, Jai Hind College is proud of their achievement and hopes to build on our legacy to help next years’ teams progress even further.
Business Training
The Case Study Cohort focuses on training students to adopt a business mindset and solve real-world cases analytically. Sessions include insights from mentors, faculty, and industry specialists, promoting hands-on business discussions and solution generation.
The Case Study Cohort-Media and Newsletter
The Cohort creates fresh, informative content across platforms like Instagram, LinkedIn, and Facebook. Their weekly newsletter, CSC Weekly, covers business themes, corporate news, insights, and recommendations in a visually engaging format.
Enactus Jai Hind College 2015
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Political Science Forum 2014-2015
All political science students are members of this association.
The Political Science Forum organizes events and talks to inform students about important national and international issues. In the 2014-15 academic year, the forum hosted a guest lecture on ‘Human Rights’ by Dr. Rashmi Oza and a talk on the “Socio-Political & Economic Dimensions of Globalization” by Mr. Arun Ferera. The popular ‘Youth Parliament’ event provided students with insights into parliamentary proceedings. Ten of our students were selected by Mumbai University for the state-level competition.
Sexual Harassment Prohibition Committee
Extension cell
The Entrepreneurship Cell
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The Psychology Association
Psychology is one of the most sought after courses at Jai Hind College. The Psychology Association offers budding psychologists a platform to gain new perspectives and develop their skills. It fosters unity within the department and engages students with events like Chitrakatha, Manthan, and Mindscape. Through passionate leadership and diverse activities, the association attracts many students from across the other courses of the college.
Nature club
Throughout the years, Jai Hind College’s Nature Club has been actively engaging students in various environmental initiatives. Beginning with a memorable Nature Trail to Uttan in December 2013, accompanied by Mr. Udhav, Ms. Leena, and Dr. Devangi, the club sparked enthusiasm among commerce students for nature observation. In February 2014, a screening of the BBC documentary “Broken Tail” raised awareness about tiger conservation, emphasizing their crucial role in ecosystems. Further activities included a talk on environmental pollution and plastics in August 2014, a tree plantation drive in collaboration with CSR and NSS, and a sale of medicinal plants in September. The club’s upcoming excursion to Vishnubaug in Badlapur promises further exploration of Maharashtra’s rich flora and fauna, continuing its commitment to environmental education and conservation efforts.
History Association
The History Association of Jai Hind College is a dynamic group comprising faculty and elected students, fostering both academic and real-life skills. Notable activities from 2018-2019 include a research methodology workshop by Dr. Preeta Nilesh, field visits to the CSMVS museum with interactive sessions on Indian heritage, community outreach projects with various NGOs, and a gender sensitization workshop featuring the film “Boys who like Girls” followed by discussions and documentary production on consent. In 2019-2020, the association organized an Annual Student Seminar on “History from the Lens of Indian Cinema” and participated in a RUSA-sponsored conference at Xavier’s College, with students presenting papers selected for peer-reviewed publication.
Accountancy Association
The Jai Hind College Accountancy Association works towards highlighting the importance of accounts in commerce and provides career counseling and coaching to the needful commerce students. It aims to update and enhance students’ knowledge and capabilities.
Events conducted by the committee include a session on the stock market led by Mr. Roy, which gave students insights into the stock market, followed by a visit to the stock exchange. Another event was a seminar on research methodology organized for participants of the Avishkar research competition conducted by Mumbai University. The main spokesperson was Dr. Haseena Sayeed who shared her personal experiences and tips from her Ph.D. journey.
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
On March 2, 2023, the CSR department hosted “Conference Reinvented,” a series of challenging yet insightful rounds focusing on social situations. Participants debated, deciphered, and delivered their inferences, identifying their communication strengths and weaknesses while proposing solutions to social issues and stigma. The CSR committee also organized a visit to the David Sassoon School and Orphanage. Members engaged with the children and created a sense of belonging, bringing smiles, care, and support to the children that incited sentiments that will be cherished lifelong.
Gymkhana Annual Report 2014-15
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National Service Scheme-2014-15
Their goal is to foster holistic student development through community service. The N.S.S. Unit engages in numerous social events and projects in collaboration with organizations and NGOs. These initiatives include addressing civic issues with BMC, assisting civilians at police stations, promoting women empowerment and gender equality, conducting cleanliness and blood
donation drives, and raising awareness about cancer, AIDS, hepatitis, road safety, and anti-tobacco campaigns.
They host the socio-cultural program “UMEED” in partnership with an NGO to spread awareness and happiness. Their involvement extends to participating actively in rallies, seminars, workshops, and inter-collegiate competitions.
Additionally, they enthusiastically celebrate Independence Day and Republic Day and organize a seven-day residential camp.
Philosophy Association
The Philosophy Association started in the academic year 2014-15. The aims and objectives of the association are as follows:
● Promoting awareness of current ethical dilemmas.
● Fostering the spiritual growth of each student.
● Cultivating a critical and logical perspective on life.
● Advancing knowledge and combating ignorance.
● Helping each student discover their full potential.
● Advocating for a balanced and wholesome lifestyle
Women's Development Cell Report for Students Council
The Women’s Development Cell is a dedicated initiative focused on addressing the holistic needs and aspirations of female students. By organizing a variety of activities throughout the year, the cell aims to empower women, promote their well-being, and create a supportive environment.The cell prioritizes the physical and mental health of female students by providing information and resources on critical issues such as cervical cancer, first aid, nutrition, and anemia.Through events like Nari Mukti Divas, the cell cultivates a platform for women’s voices to be heard, promoting self-esteem, confidence, and leadership skills.The cell’s annual Nari Mukti Divas celebration serves as a cornerstone of its efforts, bringing together the student community to celebrate women’s achievements and address pressing issues through creative expressions like performances and plays.
Festivals
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Wellness Cell
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Concourse Report
ConCourse, the guest lecture series and speakers’ committee of the BAF, BBI, and BFM departments at Jai Hind College, hosts prominent keynote speakers, including Wall Street giants and Chartered Accountants, covering diverse topics like entrepreneurship, communication, personal growth, finance, motorsport fundamentals, ethical hacking, corporate crisis management, and mental health. This series aims to enhance students’ understanding of specific job roles through interactive sessions with industry experts, providing practical knowledge, networking opportunities, and career guidance. By bridging the gap between academia and industry, ConCourse equips students with the insights and skills needed to succeed in their future careers, making it an essential component of the curriculum.
Endeavour Report
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BAAZAA₹ Annual Report
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Cinema Club
Launched in June 2021, this club immerses students in filmmaking through screenings, discussions, and projects. It helps them learn film analysis, production, and storytelling, deepening their media skills.
Constellation
Constellation is a distinguished media conclave organized by the students of Jai Hind College’s Mass Media Department. It offers a deep dive into the media industry through interactive sessions with experienced professionals.
Over the past editions, Constellation has included industry insiders like actors Adil Hussain, Amole Gupte, Saahil Shroff alongside artist Manish Kharage and writers like Mayank Tewari and Rahul Desai. It aims at covering diverse fields such as Improv and Public speaking, AI Specialisation, Public Relations, Journalism, Costume Design, Meme Marketing, and more. Constellation is committed to creating the most compelling and informative mass media conclave in the college for the media’s excellence and curious student minds.
Detour
Jai Hind College’s BMM department’s annual Mass Media festival is ‘Detour.’ An extravaganza with a legacy of over one and a half decade, ‘Detour’ promises a blend of friendly competition, fun and an abundance of memories (in the form of DSLR images and video montages). It
encompasses a variety of events such as dance, drama, band, fashion show, quizz, J.A.M., etc. as well as enjoyable pre-events like the arrival of the ‘minions’ of ‘Despicable Me 4’ in the Jai Hind Campus (2024) and social activities to give back to the community.
Dot Com Club
BscIT and BvocSD founded the Dot Com Club of Jai Hind College. A club for all kinds of techie geeks. They encourage students to hone their existing skills and make newer ones, participate in fun-filled events, competitions, games and make exciting memories.
CYBERSTRIKE 2023 embraced the theme of the multiverse, transforming the tech fest into a futuristic realm. From virtual reality quizzes to captivating finale games, the event encapsulated the essence of a digital universe. Attendees experienced an immersive blend of technology, creativity, and innovation, making it a standout celebration at Jai Hind College. There is enormous footfall from colleges all over Mumbai, diverse range of engaging activities, games, coding challenges, melodious songs, lively dance performances and workshops.
Enactus
Enactus Jai Hind College, part of the global Enactus network, uses entrepreneurship for social and environmental good. Since joining in 2015, they have launched impactful projects like Tech Shiksha for 2023-2024, which provides education to underprivileged individuals offline. This initiative offers a chance to make a positive societal impact and helps develop a well-rounded skill set, fostering creativity and emotional intelligence.
Entourage
Entourage is the intercollegiate financial festival of the Jai Hind College’s Department of BAF, BBI & BFM. Affirming to its name, Entourage brings the finest financial and creative minds together, for the most intensive and captivating days of corporate exposure.
The 2 days of the Entourage fest as well as its pre-events prove to engender the distinctive talents of every individual. After a decade of its legacy, the event brings the complexities of the corporate world to bewilder the participants and put them in a divergent and dynamic environment to test their financial literacy as well as their cultural talents.
Family Managed Business Hub (FMB)
The Family Managed Business Hub provides a centralized platform for collaboration, knowledge-sharing, and networking among family-owned enterprises. It serves as a supportive ecosystem where these businesses can address common challenges, exchange insights, and foster synergies. Such a hub facilitates the continuity and growth of family businesses by offering resources, mentorship, and a sense of community. Additionally, it contributes to the preservation of family values and legacies, creating a robust network for mutual support and shared success.
Genaces
The Department of Biotechnology held its annual festival, Genaces 2023—Bioflix, on January 25, 2023, promoting scientific temperament and entrepreneurship among students. Coordinated by
S.Y. B.Sc. students with support from F.Y. and T.Y. students, it featured activities like The Big Shot Game Show and Bioheist, drawing over 140 participants. Special guest Ms. Krishma Shah, cofounder of Clinibiz and a Forbes-featured young entrepreneur, added to the event’s success.
Green Club
The Green Club of Jai Hind College is a student-led organization dedicated to promoting environmental awareness and sustainability. Through initiatives like “Plantonate,” a plant donation drive, the club actively engages students and the community in creating a greener future. Their focus spans from encouraging the cultivation of medicinal and ornamental plants to fostering a deeper connection with nature. The Green Club not only educates about environmental issues but also empowers individuals to take concrete actions towards sustainability. By organizing various activities and campaigns, they strive to make a positive impact on campus and beyond, inspiring a new generation of eco-conscious citizens. Their commitment to a safer, cleaner, and more sustainable environment reflects the club’s vision of a healthier planet for all.
Internship Cell
The internship cell of Jai Hind college serves as a crucial bridge between students and potential employers, facilitating valuable work experience opportunities. This dedicated Cell works to establish and maintain relationships with companies across various industries, sourcing internship openings that align with students’ academic programs and career aspirations.
The cell typically assists students in preparing resumes, honing interview skills, and navigating the application process. It may also organize career fairs, workshops, and networking events to connect students with industry professionals. By helping students secure meaningful internships, the cell plays a vital role in enhancing their practical skills, building professional networks, and improving their employability upon graduation.
medicinal and ornamental plants to fostering a deeper connection with nature. The Green Club not only educates about environmental issues but also empowers individuals to take concrete actions towards sustainability. By organizing various activities and campaigns, they strive to make a positive impact on campus and beyond, inspiring a new generation of eco-conscious citizens. Their commitment to a safer, cleaner, and more sustainable environment reflects the club’s vision of a healthier planet for all.
Jai Hind College Gymkhana
The cell typically assists students in preparing resumes, honing interview skills, and navigating the application process. It may also organize career fairs, workshops, and networking events to connect students with industry professionals. By helping students secure meaningful internships, the cell plays a vital role in enhancing their practical skills, building professional networks, and improving their employability upon graduation.
medicinal and ornamental plants to fostering a deeper connection with nature. The Green Club not only educates about environmental issues but also empowers individuals to take concrete actions towards sustainability. By organizing various activities and campaigns, they strive to make a positive impact on campus and beyond, inspiring a new generation of eco-conscious citizens. Their commitment to a safer, cleaner, and more sustainable environment reflects the club’s vision of a healthier planet for all.
Kalki - English Association
Kalki: A Cultural Gathering is the intercollegiate arts festival of the English Association, founded and manifested for the first time on September 11th and 12th, 2015.
Kalki emerged from a collective, deep desire to create a college festival that truly allowed every person to explore his or her creativity in a non-judgmental space. The festival’s spirit was the elimination of competition and it was designed with two days of deep and spontaneous exploration of theatre, music, fine art, film and literature.
For its inaugural year, Kalki hosted a large number of people. The festival partnered with some of Mumbai’s best cultural groups and distinguished personalities, and floored viewers who got the chance to interact with industry stalwarts.
Library & Reading Room Committee
The Reading Room Committee oversees various activities aligned with the library. Led by the Librarian, the committee includes Dr. Sangeeta Godbole, Mr. Uddhav Zharekar, Ms. Divya Bhatnagar, Ms. Shilpa More, and Ms. Cellina Fernandes as ex-officio members, with Ms. Karen D’souza serving as Secretary. Activities such as book displays, a book donation drive with 900 books showcased and 645 donated, and the annual Fiction Fest highlight their calendar. The committee also hosts the Digital Ink competition, expanding it to an intercollegiate level, fostering literary creativity among students.
Literary Club
Also started in June 2021, this club focuses on writing and storytelling. It offers book discussions, writing workshops, and literary events, enhancing students’ narrative skills and written communication.
Outreach Club
Created in June 2021, this club uses media for social impact. It runs community projects and awareness campaigns, allowing students to address social issues and drive positive change.
Performing Arts Club
Established in June 2021, this club explores media and live performance. It includes theater, improvisation, and multimedia projects, helping students develop stagecraft and audience engagement skills.
Sindhi Circle: HOJAMALO
The Sindhi Circle, Jai Hind College is the cultural wing of the department of Sindhi Language formed to promote Sindhi Language through talented Sindhi Students.
They organise a nationwide event with the name of ‘HOJAMALO’ in which individuals of all age groups are expected. Their event attracts 25+ colleges and 200+ participants each year from all the colleges within and outside Mumbai.
HOJAMALO is an intercollegiate event organised by Sindhi Circle for the promotion of Sindhi language and culture. A number of colleges’ teams come to show their talents through fashion show, dance and drama competitions.
Social Dramatic Union (SDU)
The Social Dramatic Union, the heartbeat of JaiHind College’s cultural scene, thrives on a spirited engagement with other inter-collegiate fests and the organization of ’SHOUTT,’ their own celebrated cultural extravaganza. This year’s SHOUTT with the theme being ‘La Grande Escapade,’ spread over 3 days, saw participation in huge numbers from colleges all across Mumbai.
The SDU also represented the Jai Hind College in 2023 and was declared the “WINNER” at K.C. College’s “KIRAN” and “1ST RUNNER UP” at Thakur College’s “TAARANGAN.” Throughout the year, the SDU orchestrates a variety of events aimed at nurturing talents across performing arts, literary arts, fine arts, and informals. Their mission extends beyond mere participation, they not only provide a platform for the students to showcase their talent but also forge valuable bonds and engrave unforgettable memories.
Talaash
Talaash, hosted by Jai Hind College’s BMS department, is one of the biggest management fests in Mumbai. Over 24 years, it has evolved into a major intercollegiate event showcasing student talents.
Talaash 2023-2024 featured management challenges, informal events, and sports, along with music, drama, talent shows, and a fashion show judged by esteemed personalities. This year added a unique twist to cultural activities, celebrating student creativity and passion with support from sponsors.
The Endeavour Editorial Club
The Endeavour Editorial Club is a collegiate club under the Dept. of BAF BBI BFM, operating a blog and fostering a research community, that enables students to explore the world of economic and corporate literature.
It was created in an endeavour to create relevant content and foster critical reading, writing & research skills in a quicker and more efficient way among teenagers.
The Literary & Debating Society
The Literary and Debating Society at Jai Hind College fosters a vibrant platform for students passionate about literary arts. Through debates like ‘Teachers vs Students’ and ‘Junior vs Senior College,’ it encourages inclusive dialogue and critical thinking. The society hosts workshops by professionals, expanding learning beyond textbooks, and organizes Public Speaking and Elocution Competitions year-round. It serves as a free-spirited haven for all literary and debate enthusiasts, nurturing creativity and community at Jai Hind College.
Training and Placement Cell
Jai Hind College’s Training & Placement Cell serves as the cornerstone for student career development. With strong faculty support, the cell connects students to premium internships and placements, focusing on cultivating industry-ready professionals. The cell’s mission is to equip students with essential technical knowledge, soft skills, and confidence necessary for career success. To achieve this, they offer tailored skill development workshops covering crucial areas such as CV building, communication, body language, and interview strategies. Students benefit from hands-on internship experiences with leading companies, gaining practical insights into their chosen fields. The cell’s robust recruitment drives, featuring over 100 prestigious companies, provide students with diverse placement opportunities. Through these comprehensive efforts, Jai Hind College ensures its students are well-prepared to excel in their professional journeys.