Extra Curricular Activities

Report on the Celebration of Constitution Day:
On November 26, 2024, DMCP celebrated Constitution Day, a momentous occasion dedicated to honoring the adoption of the Indian Constitution, which came into effect on January 26, 1950.  The celebration was organized under the guidance of Dr. Anil Pethe, Principal DMCP to instill a deeper understanding of our Constitution’s values and to promote awareness among students about their rights and responsibilities as citizens of India.
Opening Ceremony: The Making of the Constitution
The event commenced with a heartfelt speech delivered by Ms. Samiksha Khobragade, highlighting the historical journey of drafting the Constitution. The speaker paid tribute to Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, the Chairman of the Drafting Committee, and acknowledged the contributions of other visionaries who worked tirelessly to shape the democratic framework of the country. Emphasizing the inclusivity and progressive vision of the Constitution, the speech inspired everyone to uphold its values in daily life.
Reading of the Preamble
Following the speech, a collective reading of the Preamble to the Constitution was conducted. The participants, led by Ms. Sukeshini lote and Mr. Praful lade, enthusiastically recited the words of the Preamble, reaffirming their commitment to the principles of justice, liberty, equality, and fraternity. This segment of the program resonated deeply, reminding everyone of the core ideals that bind the diverse fabric of our nation.
Debate Competition: “Should India Adopt a Uniform Civil Code”
The highlight of the day was a spirited debate competition organized for students. The motion of the debate, “Should India Adopt a Uniform Civil Code,” was keenly contested. Participants eloquently expressed their views, with some affirming that the Constitution continues to serve as a robust guide for governance and societal harmony, while others suggested that amendments and reforms are essential to address contemporary challenges.
The debate showcased the students' critical thinking, research, and oratory skills. Judges Dr. Rahul Ingle, Dr. Darshan Telange, Dr. Jitendra Patel provided valuable feedback and praised the participants for their insightful arguments. Prizes were awarded to Team of B.Pharm 1st year for Best Speaker and D. Pharm 2nd year for Outstanding Performance.

This year, the celebration was unique, as it also included a special ceremony in which the DMCP felicitated women faculty for their outstanding contributions to the institution and society. The event brought together students, faculty, and staff in a joyous and empowering atmosphere.

The Diwali celebration was organised on October 11th 2024, by the Datta Meghe College of Pharmacy, DMIHER, All the Students, faculty members & non teaching members actively took part in celebration of Diwali. With all the rituals & pooja, celebration continued by Lightning lamp & offering Diya to Maa Laxmi. All the members lighted diya at DMCOP campus with great enthusiasm.

The Navratri Garba Night was a grand success, with an energetic atmosphere, engaging performances, and an abundance of cultural pride.

The Teacher’s Day celebration was organised on September 05, 2024, by the Datta Meghe College of Pharmacy, DMIHER, in collaboration with the Sharad Pawar Dental College, DMIHER. The event aimed to honour the significant role of teachers in shaping the academic and personal growth of students, fostering collaboration between the institutions, and enhancing inter-university relationships.

The World Pharmacist Day celebration at DMCP, held on September 25, 2024 was a vibrant event dedicated to recognising the essential role pharmacists play in healthcare. The event featured a variety of activities, including a food stall and a pharmaceutical exhibition, aimed at educating and engaging the college community. This report outlines the objectives, planning, execution, and outcomes of the event.

The World Pharmacist Day celebration at DMCP, held on September 25, 2024 was a vibrant event dedicated to recognising the essential role pharmacists play in healthcare. The event featured a variety of activities, including a food stall and a pharmaceutical exhibition, aimed at educating and engaging the college community. This report outlines the objectives, planning, execution, and outcomes of the event.

The celebration of Library Day, held on 12/08/2024, was a resounding success, showcasing the value of reading, learning, and the vital role libraries play in fostering intellectual growth within our community. The event, organised at DMCP, library featured a dynamic range of activities, including a book exhibition and a reading challenge, aimed at engaging students and promoting the importance of books in shaping young minds.

The Intercollegiate Debate Competition, held on 13/08/2024, was a vibrant and intellectually stimulating event, bringing together students from various departments to engage in lively discussions on relevant and thought-provoking topic “Development in India Pre and Post-Independence”. Organised at DMCP, Seminar Hall the event aimed to promote critical thinking, public speaking, and teamwork among the students, while fostering a culture of healthy academic discourse.

1. On the occasion of Independence Day, a blood donation camp was successfully organised on 14/08/2024 at DMCP, marking both a celebration of national pride and a gesture of humanitarian service. The event, a collaborative effort between NSS. The camp registered an impressive number of volunteers, with over 70 people donating blood. The turnout exceeded expectations, reflecting the strong sense of social responsibility among the attendees. Donors were welcomed warmly and provided with all necessary information about the blood donation process. Medical professionals ensured that each donation was conducted safely, following all protocols and health guidelines.

On the occasion of Independence Day, 15/08/2024 the 'Har Ghar Tiranga' Rally was held with great enthusiasm and patriotic fervour. The 'Har Ghar Tiranga' Rally began at FEAT campus and covered several important landmarks in the locality, culminating at FEAT Campus. Participants included students, faculty, staff, and members of the whole FEAT Campus all of whom displayed their patriotism by carrying the national flag with pride.

The Intercollegiate Singing Competition, held on 15/08/2024 as part of the Independence Day celebrations, was a resounding success. The event, which took place at DMIHER Auditorium, brought together students from different colleges to showcase their musical talents in the spirit of unity, patriotism, and creativity. Organised by the DMCP, DMIHER Wardha the competition aimed to honour the nation’s independence through the art of music, while fostering camaraderie and talent among students.

Savitribai Jyotirao Phule was a social reformer in Maharashtra. Savitribai Phule Jayanti is her birth anniversary and it is annually held on January 3. Principal Dr. Anil Pethe sir delivered a speech on her personality he said SAVITRI BAI PHULE was the first woman who stood alone for the girls’ education. Some of the faculty members of our college also delivered speeches on her unmatchable work and contribution to the girls’ education; the program met with resounding success and was greatly appreciated by all the members. At the end of the program, Vote of thanks was delivered s by Principal Dr. Anil Pethe sir to students and as well as volunteers and teachers for making this function success and remember able.

Women's Day celebration at Datta Meghe College of Pharmacy was an event filled with empowerment, inspiration, and recognition of the achievements and contributions of women in various fields. It aimed to commemorate the progress made towards gender equality while acknowledging the work that still needs to be done. College has organized the fancy dress competition based on the theme of lady freedom fighters for both students and faculties .many students had participated in the activity enthusiastically. Further the dignitaries expressed their thoughts about the events .A special guest lecture of respected Dr.Ranjana Sharma ma’am, Principal, SMCON was done. She guided the students on “Menstrual health and personal Hygiene”.

On 23rd March 2024 “Holi Celebration was done at DMCP campus .All students have actively participed in the celebration .for the Holika Dahan, used material was collected during cleanliness drive.

To celebrate India’s 76th Independence Day Datta Meghe College of Pharmacy has organised the “Har Ghar Tiranga rally” which is the tradition of the college In which all the faculty members always participates with pride and enthusiasm along with students .Rally started from the college campus to the main entrance gate. All were chanting the slogans of mother land India and further the rally was dismissed with National anthum.

On the occasion of 76th Independence Day under the event f “MERI MATTI MERA DESH “our college has organized the Diya making competition to celebrate the Independence Day and our mother land .student participated in the very enthusiastically and prepared very beautiful diyas.in which Ms.Laxmirao won the 1st price and Ms.Pranali Chaudhari won the 2nd priced. The winners were felicitated by the respected principal sir.

To celebrate the National Sports Day (29/8/2023) Datta Meghe College of Pharmacy has organized the 100m race in the campus. In which 35 students were participated along with teaching and non-teaching staff. The event was started at 4:30pm and ended well at 5:45pm. Students participed in this event very enthusiastically and celebrated the National Sports Day with high spirit in which Ms. Kranti Shripadwar secured 1st position and Ms.Samiksha Deodhare secured 2nd position from girls category 100m race. From boys category Mr.Piyush Zode secured 1st position and Mr.Shantanu Pande secured 2nd position. Further the awardees were facilitated by giving the certificates by our respected principal sir Dr.Anil Pete.

Last Monday on 5th June 2023, Datta Meghe College of Pharmacy organized a program to celebrate World Environment Day. The principal sir, Dean Academics along with all the faculty members and students participated in the program with full energy. The aim behind organizing this program was to give awareness to people about keeping the environment clean and safe from pollution. For this purpose, plant more trees to purify the air and make the earth green. The college also organized the poster making competion to celebrate the world environment day. Students from B. pharm 1st participated very enthusiastically. Participated students were Unamani Kawadkar, Ashutosh Vajpayee, Payal Warokar, Dhanashree Pawar, Apurva Jaiswal, Vendanti Mandle. They made very beautiful posters related to the theme of environment. Where Ms. Vedanti Mandle secured 1st rank and got the price of 750 rupees and 2nd price of 250 rupees was secured by Ms. Payal Warokar.

To welcome the new students and new members of DMCP family the students of diploma 2nd year organized the fresher’s party for their juniors (1st year diploma students) with support and guidance of respected principal sir and faculty members. Where first year students introduced themselves. Further for fun and to create the bond between 2nd and 1st year student various fun activities were conducted along some singing and dance performances.at the end of the programme our respected principal sir Dr.Anil M. Pethe sir announced the Ms. And Mr. fresher for diploma 1st year.

Students of DMCP have organized the Teachers Day celebration program on 5th of September.it was very special occasion for the teaching and nonteaching members of DMCP family. As students celebrated this Day very nicely, teachers were felicitated by the students with handmade gift as token of respect and love .Various games and fun activities were organised by the students for teachers along with some dance and singing performances. Further the teachers were felicitated by respected principal sir for their hard work and dedication .and the program was end with the speech and value full words of respected principal sir.

On the auspicious occasion of ShreeKrishna janmashtmi students of DMCP organized the dahihandi competition in which members from every class participated. The program started with the worship of ShreeKrishna and further proceed with the Dahihandi competition in the campus. Students from all the classes and faculty members celebrated the program very enthusiastically. Student from 4th year won the first price and student from 2nd won the second prise.

"SATYAMEV JAYATE" On the occasion of the National Constitution Day, DMCP had organized different competitions. Total 40 students from B. Pharma and D. Pharm had participated in the event. It was organized to improve the knowledge and explore their creativity.

“No one can make you feel inferior without your consent.”
International Women’s Day is celebrated on 8th March so, on this occasion, Datta Meghe College of Pharmacy, Wardha had organized “Slogan writing competition” on theme #Breakthebias on 7th March 2022. Total 10 students had participated in this competition. It was organized to explore and encourage creativity in students and offer them a platform to showcase their skills.

“Feeding birds means feeding yourself!
Birds are part of nature and feeding nature is nothing but feeding yourself!”

Datta  Meghe College of Pharmacy with the continuation of Green Campus Initiative (DMIMS), Wardha had organized Decorative Bird Feeder Model competition on 4th April 2022 to help the birds in hot days of summer.
Total 26 students had participated enthusiastically in this competition. The competition was organized to explore and encourage creativity and artistic skills among the students.