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MCC ranked 2nd All-India and 1st in Karnataka in the Swacchta Campus ranking by MHRD
MCC’s clean and eco-friendly campus has been ranked first place among the cleanest Higher Educational Institutions in Karnataka, while simultaneously securing second place in the All-India Ranking.
3rd December, 2019
19 students attend the La-Rochelle Study Tour Program in France
MCC’s clean and eco-friendly campus has been ranked first place among the cleanest Higher Educational Institutions in Karnataka, while simultaneously securing second place in the All-India Ranking.
20th November, 2019
MCC is accredited A+ in the fourth cycle of accreditation by NAAC
This was a progressive initiative towards fostering a collaborative atmosphere and providing students with an opportunity to pursue successful careers.
6th November, 2019
MCC signs MoU with FCM Travel Solutions
With the intent to collaborate on a Skill Enhancement Course, this exciting new venture endeavors to impart in-demand proficiencies to students and enable their successful entry into the travel industry.
6th November, 2019
Best HOD Award granted to Ms. Lalitha
MCC is proud to state that the highly esteemed Best Head of Department Award, granted by the Karnataka Education Society, has been awarded to Ms. Lalitha, HOD, Department of Travel and Tourism.
25th October, 2019
MCC signs MoU with Shangri-La Hotel
This was a progressive initiative towards fostering a collaborative atmosphere and providing students with an opportunity to pursue successful careers.
6th November, 2019
The University of Bristol Collaboration
MCC has forged an alliance with the University of Bristol. Through our association, we endeavor to open exciting new avenues to our students and promote their professional advancement.
4th October, 2019
Best Teacher Lifetime Achievement Award granted to Dr. S. Ramesh
The Bangalore University College Principals’ Association has conferred the ‘Best Teacher Lifetime Achievement’ Award 2019 on Dr. S. Ramesh, Dean of International Programmes and Partnerships, Mount Carmel College.
16th October, 2019
MCC ranked 2nd All-India and 1st in Karnataka in the Swacchta Campus ranking by MHRD
MCC’s clean and eco-friendly campus has been ranked first place among the cleanest Higher Educational Institutions in Karnataka, while simultaneously securing second place in the All-India Ranking.
3rd December, 2019
MCC is accredited A+ in the fourth cycle of accreditation by NAAC
This was a progressive initiative towards fostering a collaborative atmosphere and providing students with an opportunity to pursue successful careers.
6th November, 2019
19 students attend the La-Rochelle Study Tour Program in France
MCC’s clean and eco-friendly campus has been ranked first place among the cleanest Higher Educational Institutions in Karnataka, while simultaneously securing second place in the All-India Ranking.
20th November, 2019
MCC signs MoU with FCM Travel Solutions
With the intent to collaborate on a Skill Enhancement Course, this exciting new venture endeavors to impart in-demand proficiencies to students and enable their successful entry into the travel industry.
6th November, 2019
MCC signs MoU with Shangri-La Hotel
This was a progressive initiative towards fostering a collaborative atmosphere and providing students with an opportunity to pursue successful careers.
6th November, 2019
The University of Bristol Collaboration
MCC has forged an alliance with the University of Bristol. Through our association, we endeavor to open exciting new avenues to our students and promote their professional advancement.
4th October, 2019
Best HOD Award granted to Ms. Lalitha
MCC is proud to state that the highly esteemed Best Head of Department Award, granted by the Karnataka Education Society, has been awarded to Ms. Lalitha, HOD, Department of Travel and Tourism.
25th October, 2019
Best Teacher Lifetime Achievement Award granted to Dr. S. Ramesh
The Bangalore University College Principals’ Association has conferred the ‘Best Teacher Lifetime Achievement’ Award 2019 on Dr. S. Ramesh, Dean of International Programmes and Partnerships, Mount Carmel College.
16th October, 2019
IRE Festum - A National Level Tourism Workshop
In collaboration with India Tourism, Bangalore (Government of India), our Department of Travel Tourism took the initiative to organise a resplendent National Workshop titled, ‘Ire Festum’ scheduled on the 22nd of January. The theme of the National Workshop was ‘Career Progression: A Map for your Future’ and the fest did justice to it. By opening the realm to the youth, the fest was spearheaded by eminent lecturers and guest speakers who shed light upon the diverse career options within Travel & Tourism
18th January, 2020
IRE Festum - A National Level Tourism Workshop
As the industry of Travel & Tourism continues to expand its presence, we understand the need to push students to unravel their talents and venture into building upon this. The industry caters to versatile individuals and as it is an emerging field of study, through this workshop, we strived to impart the diversity and multiple career opportunities awaiting talent and exceptional commitment.
The event entailed several seminars such as Digital Marketing, Travel Writing, Event Management, Travel Photography, etc. The brightest of minds from across India offered a realistic picture to our students and explained the many hacks behind establishing oneself in such a prominent industry! Apart from this, we also hosted several engaging competitions for students to celebrate the many perks of growing in such a space.
As the saying goes, “Athithi Devo Bhava”, we can proudly state that as the world lies as an oyster for the youth to conquer and create wonders, the beauty of being and the art of making one’s career with ease keeping the guest in mind was lived up to through ‘Ire Festum 2020’!.
Hackathon
In collaboration with India Tourism, Bangalore (Government of India), our Department of Travel Tourism took the initiative to organise a resplendent National Workshop titled, ‘Ire Festum’ scheduled on the 22nd of January. The theme of the National Workshop was ‘Career Progression: A Map for your Future’ and the fest did justice to it. By opening the realm to the youth, the fest was spearheaded by eminent lecturers and guest speakers who shed light upon the diverse career options within Travel & Tourism
16th January, 2020
Hackathon
By culminating with a Pre-event Talk, the Hackathon kickstarted on a jovial and passionate note, celebrating the power of technology and creativity and further on, discussing the prospects of the event.
In no time, we are glad to state that the Hackathon began with a bang and equipped our students with an in-depth understanding of the challenges and future prospects seated within the field. Our students responded enthusiastically and were groomed to understand the problem areas, work ethos and dynamics of the industry that can be understood through thorough practice. Hackathon, literally opened up a forum of experiences for aspirants of the industry and developed a deeper sense of belongingness that our students were looking forward to basking in.
As one of the most dynamic fields of today and tomorrow, the event unleashed a curious spirit in all of our students and equipped them with the knowledge and resources to pursue their dream careers! We are looking forward to continuing to proliferate knowledge by the very visionaries who are well-aware of the field’s demands and professional requirements. This practical approach boosted by Hackathon has and continues to bridge the gap between theory and practice!
Cul-Ah
Cul-Ah Fest is an annual, inter-collegiate national level fest hosted by Mount Carmel College, Bangalore. This two-day cultural extravaganza is renowned across India and plays host to over 300 Indian Colleges and a massive crowd of 10,000 people each day. Touching upon a plethora of events in the fields of music, dance, literature, foreign languages, dramatics, etc., students get together on a festive note to celebrate college culture and explore their talents and aspirations!
13th & 14th December, 2019
Cul-Ah
Cul-Ah Fest now stands as an annual, inter-collegiate national level fest hosted by Mount Carmel College, Bangalore. This two-day cultural extravaganza begins with many smiling faces pulling up from across the country eager to participate on a macro-scale and enjoy meeting students with similar interests! The fest touches upon a plethora of events in the fields of music, dance, literature, foreign languages, dramatics, etc. If one were to stroll across the fest, you are sure to see myriad competitions unraveling spellbinding displays of expression such as the music forum wherein indo-classical and contemporary tunes call to the audiences and leave the students cheering for more. Cul-Ah! also houses many competitions for students to push themselves and bask in a space where their prowess will receive utmost recognition and appreciation.
This year, we take pride in stating that the institution saw one of its best years as eminent personalities graced the event. And further, they chose to express their happiness in seeing so many young talents joining hands to celebrate life as a student to its fullest. In addition to this, as MCC entails a stellar legacy of over 71 years, the vibrant campus continues to stand awash in the spirit of excellence that St. Rose of Lima gave it. Our students organize the entire fest and ensure its seamless transition. Moreover, as women, they express themselves freely and enhance their skills through participating in this national level fest. It has also come to our understanding that through the fest, myriad connections are formed that helps in boosting the careers of our students and encourages students to collaborate on projects across India!
We urge you to delve into the passion and celebration of life as well as holistic development, for all learning does not rise from books. But in turn, stems from the unlikeliest of areas, amplifying intrapersonal skills and enhancing the talent of many students. Do drop by to stand witness to Cul-Ah!, one of the most renowned College Fests in Southern India – where students get together on a festive note to celebrate college culture and explore their talents and aspirations!
Nat Geo
MCC’s clean and eco-friendly campus has been ranked first place among the cleanest Higher. MCC’s clean and eco-friendly campus has been ranked first place among the cleanest HigherAs we wake to witness the brink of extinction, we cannot further emphasise how pertinent the conservation of wildlife is. To spread awareness on the environmental crises, we are currently facing and to showcase “The Greener Side” of life, MCC shared its space with Echoes of Earth, and First Main in association with Nat Geo Wild. The event brought in some of the most influential activists of this generation and hosted deliberations through art and music! Feel free to scroll through this event!
23rd November, 2019
Nat Geo
The event took place on the 23rd of November, 2019 and witnessed a surge of wildlife enthusiasts! Amidst all of the passion, we take pride in stating that our students became enthusiastic and eager to take profound steps to conserve wildlife and save the environment. The event progressed with two film connoisseurs screening the documentary “The Last Hope” with the intent to invoke the power of bonding as one with nature. Simultaneously, myriad sessions such as the Shark Tank competition took place wherein a panel of expert entrepreneurs select interesting ideas for green products and services and add their inputs.
The event entailed an interactive session spearheaded by Anand Raaj, an urban activist who stands as the owner of one of the very few zero-waste cafes in Bangalore, Eat Raja! The enriching session engaged the audience with takes on sustainability and how small steps can not only save lives but help in saving the environment, too.
Apart from these key sessions, the event hosted several activities to ensure that students respond wisely towards the environment and genuinely, strive to move towards the betterment of it. As we are on the verge of walking into a new era, we find it of utmost importance to not merely advocate sustainability but make our students feel the results of doing so. Though the grass may seem greener on the other side, through this event, we are proud to state that “The Greener Side” can be here, all we have to do is work collectively towards sustaining wildlife and saving the environment!
Gandhian Worldview: Looking Back to the Past to Engineer the Future
With the father of our nation in mind, this conference was spearheaded by the topic Gandhian worldview: Looking Back to the Past to Engineer the Future. Commemorating his 150th birth anniversary, the two-day event entailed technical sessions, panel discussions and paper presentations that touched upon a range of topics, such as the Gandhian principles and sustainable development; Ahimsa, a means of conflict resolution; Gandhi’s economic model vs. consumerism; Gandhi and religion; Gandhi and the Mahatma; Gandhi and political ideology; Gandhi through a feminist lens; Gandhi’s influence on world thought; and Building Social and Economic Health through a Gandhian Model Justice. Continue understanding the conference through a comprehensive outlook of all that took place!
26th & 27th November, 2019
Gandhian worldview: Looking Back to the Past to Engineer the Future
India and the world are in a state of flux. Rampant consumerism, unbridled nationalism, and penchant for parochial values are pulling the country down through a path that we had never traversed before. What happened to us? The same question was asked nearly a century ago. In the 1920s, our nation was hurtling down through the violent colonial drainpipe: regionalism, sectarianism, and ideologies worked overtime to keep us down. At a time when all hope was lost, there shone a light, a great soul. The Mahatma. He asked us to be peaceful in the face of violence, be silent when the world bays for our blood, and be steadfast in the face of opposition. His ideals defined the destiny of our nation and our nationhood. Today, those very ideals are questioned now. This was the subject of the conference organized on 26-27 November 2019 at Mount Carmel College, Bengaluru. “Gandhian Worldview: Looking back to engineer the future” was the theme of the conference, which was held to commemorate the 150th birth anniversary of the Mahatma.
Participants at the event presented papers on the theme, and the two-day event included technical sessions and panel discussions on a range of additional subjects, such as: Gandhian principles and sustainable development; Ahimsa, a means of conflict resolution; Gandhi’s economic model vs. consumerism; Gandhi and religion; Gandhi and the Mahatma; Gandhi and political ideology; Gandhi through a feminist lens; Gandhi’s influence on world thought; and Building Social and Economic Health Through Gandhian Model Justice, Equality and Wellness.
Our nation, which was founded on Gandhian principles, is now at the crossroads of a moral dilemma: Whether we still require Gandhian thoughts or new political ideologies for the greater good. Does the concept of good, ideals, and nationhood keep changing with the times? How compatible is Gandhian simplicity with today’s consumerist world? There are numerous questions that continue to dog our thoughts. These questions will rise with every generation. For instance, it may seem incompatible to link Gandhism to Corporate Management and Technology, but the demands of the society are such that every conceivable thought or ideas are weighed, validated and embraced. In the end, we begin to question the very reality of the person behind the Mahatma and are comfortable to label it as a myth.
Today, even children are unable to imagine that the Mahatma existed. How could have such a person lived, they ask. In all this tumult trying to unravel the persona behind the Mahatma for the present and future, we run the risk of missing his message: His life.
Sustainable Agriculture: Challenges and Strategies
MCC’s National Conference on Sustainable Agriculture: Challenges and Strategies focused on decoding the Indian agricultural crisis and its impact. It further shed light upon the deficiencies in agricultural input deliveries, and measures to augment input delivery while discussing the role of technology in agriculture and radical strategies to build sustainable agriculture. We are proud to state that reputed Academicians, Researchers, Agriculturists, Bio Scientists, and Policy Makers participated in the conference to debate and deliberate on the challenges in Indian Agriculture. Feel free to scroll through a brief understanding of the National Conference and the ground-breaking points that it looked into!
2nd & 3rd December, 2019
Sustainable Agriculture Challenges and Strategies
Even as the economy grows, there has been a continuous decline in the contribution of agriculture to GDP. With most of the Indians living in rural areas and relying on agriculture for livelihood, the situation is quite alarming. A growing number of farmers commit suicide across the country. On the other hand, income levels in the urban centres seem only to be rising, giving fillip to consumption and demand. In other words, rural India is unable to provide for the consumption needs of the other India: rising demand for cereal crops, fruits, vegetables and milk outstrips production. We are staring at a very sorry state of food security scenario in the country.
When it comes to ensuring food safety with sustainable agriculture growth and practices, a lot of questions remain and grey areas abound, making it difficult for the policy makers to get a clear picture. To identify the emerging perspectives, the Department of Economics hosted a two-day national conference on the theme, “Sustainable Agriculture: Challenges and Strategies.”
Objectives of the conference included:
-
- Decoding the Indian agricultural crisis and its impact
- Analysing deficiencies in agricultural input deliveries, and measures to augment input delivery
- Discussing the role of technology in agriculture
- Strategies to build sustainable agriculture.
Academicians, researchers, agriculturists, bio scientists, policy makers participated in the conference, debating and deliberating on the challenges to Indian agriculture. Participants in the conference pointed to a slew of issues leading to the current plight in the farming sector: Policy paralysis, climate change, soil degradation and loss, fresh water concerns accompanied by falling ground water level, and declining biodiversity.
The unfolding farming crisis in India is much more than a mere agrarian crisis. The consequence of neglecting it will hit all the other sectors and the national economy in several ways. It should be noted that without sustainable practices in agriculture, there will be a sharp fall in areas under cultivation, production, etc. We should arrest this trend immediately. From being a food surplus nation to becoming a net importer of food, our fall has been drastic in the past few years. Efforts should be taken to making agriculture a profitable enterprise, backed by full governmental support and investment. It is high-time that the policy-makers realize that scientific practices in agriculture are given a push along with innovative food marketing and farming systems.
IRE Festum - A National Level Tourism Workshop
In collaboration with India Tourism, Bangalore (Government of India), our Department of Travel Tourism took the initiative to organise a resplendent National Workshop titled, ‘Ire Festum’ scheduled on the 22nd of January. The theme of the National Workshop was ‘Career Progression: A Map for your Future’ and the fest did justice to it. By opening the realm to the youth, the fest was spearheaded by eminent lecturers and guest speakers who shed light upon the diverse career options within Travel & Tourism
18th January, 2020
IRE Festum - A National Level Tourism Workshop
As the industry of Travel & Tourism continues to expand its presence, we understand the need to push students to unravel their talents and venture into building upon this. The industry caters to versatile individuals and as it is an emerging field of study, through this workshop, we strived to impart the diversity and multiple career opportunities awaiting talent and exceptional commitment.
The event entailed several seminars such as Digital Marketing, Travel Writing, Event Management, Travel Photography, etc. The brightest of minds from across India offered a realistic picture to our students and explained the many hacks behind establishing oneself in such a prominent industry! Apart from this, we also hosted several engaging competitions for students to celebrate the many perks of growing in such a space.
As the saying goes, “Athithi Devo Bhava”, we can proudly state that as the world lies as an oyster for the youth to conquer and create wonders, the beauty of being and the art of making one’s career with ease keeping the guest in mind was lived up to through ‘Ire Festum 2020’!.
Hackathon
Hosted from the 13th of January, 2020 onwards, MCC celebrated the amalgamation of technology meeting creativity. The stage was set and led in developers, programmers, coders, and hacking enthusiasts to a series of interactive sessions fuelled by the infinite possibilities that technology stores within it! Through multiple seminars, interactive sessions and competitions, students acquired a deeper understanding of technology and the many ways to create a successful career with ease.
16th January, 2020
Global Day - Study Abroad & Short Term Study Tour Programs in USA, France, UK and Spain
Driven by the intent to provide our students with the utmost international exposure and infinite possibilities to pursue their education in sync with widely acclaimed international institutions. We took the liberty to bring down visionaries from the Consulate who have our students’ best interests in mind. As we are tied up with several institutes across the globe, the dignitaries offered their in-depth understanding of Study Abroad Programs and Study Tour Programs!
We further take pride in stating that many of our students who have chosen this path have excelled holistically depicting impeccable intrapersonal, and communicative skills further enhanced by a deep passion in their field of interest.
As we combat mediocrity in academics and holistic development, the Global Day event stood testimony to our commitment to take education one step further. In addition to this, this confluence has created an unbreakable bond between the consulates and our institution which we further, hope to take forward for our students!
Cul-Ah
Cul-Ah Fest is an annual, inter-collegiate national level fest hosted by Mount Carmel College, Bangalore. This two-day cultural extravaganza is renowned across India and plays host to over 300 Indian Colleges and a massive crowd of 10,000 people each day. Touching upon a plethora of events in the fields of music, dance, literature, foreign languages, dramatics, etc., students get together on a festive note to celebrate college culture and explore their talents and aspirations!
13th & 14th December, 2019
Cul-Ah
Cul-Ah Fest now stands as an annual, inter-collegiate national level fest hosted by Mount Carmel College, Bangalore. This two-day cultural extravaganza begins with many smiling faces pulling up from across the country eager to participate on a macro-scale and enjoy meeting students with similar interests! The fest touches upon a plethora of events in the fields of music, dance, literature, foreign languages, dramatics, etc. If one were to stroll across the fest, you are sure to see myriad competitions unraveling spellbinding displays of expression such as the music forum wherein indo-classical and contemporary tunes call to the audiences and leave the students cheering for more. Cul-Ah! also houses many competitions for students to push themselves and bask in a space where their prowess will receive utmost recognition and appreciation.
This year, we take pride in stating that the institution saw one of its best years as eminent personalities graced the event. And further, they chose to express their happiness in seeing so many young talents joining hands to celebrate life as a student to its fullest. In addition to this, as MCC entails a stellar legacy of over 71 years, the vibrant campus continues to stand awash in the spirit of excellence that St. Rose of Lima gave it. Our students organize the entire fest and ensure its seamless transition. Moreover, as women, they express themselves freely and enhance their skills through participating in this national level fest. It has also come to our understanding that through the fest, myriad connections are formed that helps in boosting the careers of our students and encourages students to collaborate on projects across India!
We urge you to delve into the passion and celebration of life as well as holistic development, for all learning does not rise from books. But in turn, stems from the unlikeliest of areas, amplifying intrapersonal skills and enhancing the talent of many students. Do drop by to stand witness to Cul-Ah!, one of the most renowned College Fests in Southern India – where students get together on a festive note to celebrate college culture and explore their talents and aspirations!
Nat Geo
MCC’s clean and eco-friendly campus has been ranked first place among the cleanest Higher. MCC’s clean and eco-friendly campus has been ranked first place among the cleanest HigherAs we wake to witness the brink of extinction, we cannot further emphasise how pertinent the conservation of wildlife is. To spread awareness on the environmental crises, we are currently facing and to showcase “The Greener Side” of life, MCC shared its space with Echoes of Earth, and First Main in association with Nat Geo Wild. The event brought in some of the most influential activists of this generation and hosted deliberations through art and music! Feel free to scroll through this event!
23rd November, 2019
Nat Geo
The event took place on the 23rd of November, 2019 and witnessed a surge of wildlife enthusiasts! Amidst all of the passion, we take pride in stating that our students became enthusiastic and eager to take profound steps to conserve wildlife and save the environment. The event progressed with two film connoisseurs screening the documentary “The Last Hope” with the intent to invoke the power of bonding as one with nature. Simultaneously, myriad sessions such as the Shark Tank competition took place wherein a panel of expert entrepreneurs select interesting ideas for green products and services and add their inputs.
The event entailed an interactive session spearheaded by Anand Raaj, an urban activist who stands as the owner of one of the very few zero-waste cafes in Bangalore, Eat Raja! The enriching session engaged the audience with takes on sustainability and how small steps can not only save lives but help in saving the environment, too.
Apart from these key sessions, the event hosted several activities to ensure that students respond wisely towards the environment and genuinely, strive to move towards the betterment of it. As we are on the verge of walking into a new era, we find it of utmost importance to not merely advocate sustainability but make our students feel the results of doing so. Though the grass may seem greener on the other side, through this event, we are proud to state that “The Greener Side” can be here, all we have to do is work collectively towards sustaining wildlife and saving the environment!
Gandhian Worldview: Looking Back to the Past to Engineer the Future
With the father of our nation in mind, this conference was spearheaded by the topic Gandhian worldview: Looking Back to the Past to Engineer the Future. Commemorating his 150th birth anniversary, the two-day event entailed technical sessions, panel discussions and paper presentations that touched upon a range of topics, such as the Gandhian principles and sustainable development; Ahimsa, a means of conflict resolution; Gandhi’s economic model vs. consumerism; Gandhi and religion; Gandhi and the Mahatma; Gandhi and political ideology; Gandhi through a feminist lens; Gandhi’s influence on world thought; and Building Social and Economic Health through a Gandhian Model Justice. Continue understanding the conference through a comprehensive outlook of all that took place!
26th & 27th November, 2019
Gandhian worldview: Looking Back to the Past to Engineer the Future
India and the world are in a state of flux. Rampant consumerism, unbridled nationalism, and penchant for parochial values are pulling the country down through a path that we had never traversed before. What happened to us? The same question was asked nearly a century ago. In the 1920s, our nation was hurtling down through the violent colonial drainpipe: regionalism, sectarianism, and ideologies worked overtime to keep us down. At a time when all hope was lost, there shone a light, a great soul. The Mahatma. He asked us to be peaceful in the face of violence, be silent when the world bays for our blood, and be steadfast in the face of opposition. His ideals defined the destiny of our nation and our nationhood. Today, those very ideals are questioned now. This was the subject of the conference organized on 26-27 November 2019 at Mount Carmel College, Bengaluru. “Gandhian Worldview: Looking back to engineer the future” was the theme of the conference, which was held to commemorate the 150th birth anniversary of the Mahatma.
Participants at the event presented papers on the theme, and the two-day event included technical sessions and panel discussions on a range of additional subjects, such as: Gandhian principles and sustainable development; Ahimsa, a means of conflict resolution; Gandhi’s economic model vs. consumerism; Gandhi and religion; Gandhi and the Mahatma; Gandhi and political ideology; Gandhi through a feminist lens; Gandhi’s influence on world thought; and Building Social and Economic Health Through Gandhian Model Justice, Equality and Wellness.
Our nation, which was founded on Gandhian principles, is now at the crossroads of a moral dilemma: Whether we still require Gandhian thoughts or new political ideologies for the greater good. Does the concept of good, ideals, and nationhood keep changing with the times? How compatible is Gandhian simplicity with today’s consumerist world? There are numerous questions that continue to dog our thoughts. These questions will rise with every generation. For instance, it may seem incompatible to link Gandhism to Corporate Management and Technology, but the demands of the society are such that every conceivable thought or ideas are weighed, validated and embraced. In the end, we begin to question the very reality of the person behind the Mahatma and are comfortable to label it as a myth.
Today, even children are unable to imagine that the Mahatma existed. How could have such a person lived, they ask. In all this tumult trying to unravel the persona behind the Mahatma for the present and future, we run the risk of missing his message: His life.
Sustainable Agriculture: Challenges and Strategies
MCC’s National Conference on Sustainable Agriculture: Challenges and Strategies focused on decoding the Indian agricultural crisis and its impact. It further shed light upon the deficiencies in agricultural input deliveries, and measures to augment input delivery while discussing the role of technology in agriculture and radical strategies to build sustainable agriculture. We are proud to state that reputed Academicians, Researchers, Agriculturists, Bio Scientists, and Policy Makers participated in the conference to debate and deliberate on the challenges in Indian Agriculture. Feel free to scroll through a brief understanding of the National Conference and the ground-breaking points that it looked into!
2nd & 3rd December, 2019
Sustainable Agriculture Challenges and Strategies
Even as the economy grows, there has been a continuous decline in the contribution of agriculture to GDP. With most of the Indians living in rural areas and relying on agriculture for livelihood, the situation is quite alarming. A growing number of farmers commit suicide across the country. On the other hand, income levels in the urban centres seem only to be rising, giving fillip to consumption and demand. In other words, rural India is unable to provide for the consumption needs of the other India: rising demand for cereal crops, fruits, vegetables and milk outstrips production. We are staring at a very sorry state of food security scenario in the country.
When it comes to ensuring food safety with sustainable agriculture growth and practices, a lot of questions remain and grey areas abound, making it difficult for the policy makers to get a clear picture. To identify the emerging perspectives, the Department of Economics hosted a two-day national conference on the theme, “Sustainable Agriculture: Challenges and Strategies.”
Objectives of the conference included:
-
- Decoding the Indian agricultural crisis and its impact
- Analysing deficiencies in agricultural input deliveries, and measures to augment input delivery
- Discussing the role of technology in agriculture
- Strategies to build sustainable agriculture.
Academicians, researchers, agriculturists, bio scientists, policy makers participated in the conference, debating and deliberating on the challenges to Indian agriculture. Participants in the conference pointed to a slew of issues leading to the current plight in the farming sector: Policy paralysis, climate change, soil degradation and loss, fresh water concerns accompanied by falling ground water level, and declining biodiversity.
The unfolding farming crisis in India is much more than a mere agrarian crisis. The consequence of neglecting it will hit all the other sectors and the national economy in several ways. It should be noted that without sustainable practices in agriculture, there will be a sharp fall in areas under cultivation, production, etc. We should arrest this trend immediately. From being a food surplus nation to becoming a net importer of food, our fall has been drastic in the past few years. Efforts should be taken to making agriculture a profitable enterprise, backed by full governmental support and investment. It is high-time that the policy-makers realize that scientific practices in agriculture are given a push along with innovative food marketing and farming systems.
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News
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MCC ranked 2nd All-India and 1st in Karnataka in the Swacchta Campus ranking by MHRD
MCC’s clean and eco-friendly campus has been ranked first place among the cleanest Higher Educational Institutions in Karnataka, while simultaneously securing second place in the All-India Ranking.
3rd December, 2019
19 students attend the La-Rochelle Study Tour Program in France
MCC’s clean and eco-friendly campus has been ranked first place among the cleanest Higher Educational Institutions in Karnataka, while simultaneously securing second place in the All-India Ranking.
20th November, 2019
MCC is accredited A+ in the fourth cycle of accreditation by NAAC
This was a progressive initiative towards fostering a collaborative atmosphere and providing students with an opportunity to pursue successful careers.
6th November, 2019
MCC signs MoU with FCM Travel Solutions
With the intent to collaborate on a Skill Enhancement Course, this exciting new venture endeavors to impart in-demand proficiencies to students and enable their successful entry into the travel industry.
6th November, 2019
Best HOD Award granted to Ms. Lalitha
MCC is proud to state that the highly esteemed Best Head of Department Award, granted by the Karnataka Education Society, has been awarded to Ms. Lalitha, HOD, Department of Travel and Tourism.
25th October, 2019
MCC signs MoU with Shangri-La Hotel
This was a progressive initiative towards fostering a collaborative atmosphere and providing students with an opportunity to pursue successful careers.
6th November, 2019
The University of Bristol Collaboration
MCC has forged an alliance with the University of Bristol. Through our association, we endeavor to open exciting new avenues to our students and promote their professional advancement.
4th October, 2019
Best Teacher Lifetime Achievement Award granted to Dr. S. Ramesh
The Bangalore University College Principals’ Association has conferred the ‘Best Teacher Lifetime Achievement’ Award 2019 on Dr. S. Ramesh, Dean of International Programmes and Partnerships, Mount Carmel College.
16th October, 2019
MCC ranked 2nd All-India and 1st in Karnataka in the Swacchta Campus ranking by MHRD
MCC’s clean and eco-friendly campus has been ranked first place among the cleanest Higher Educational Institutions in Karnataka, while simultaneously securing second place in the All-India Ranking.
3rd December, 2019
MCC is accredited A+ in the fourth cycle of accreditation by NAAC
This was a progressive initiative towards fostering a collaborative atmosphere and providing students with an opportunity to pursue successful careers.
6th November, 2019
19 students attend the La-Rochelle Study Tour Program in France
MCC’s clean and eco-friendly campus has been ranked first place among the cleanest Higher Educational Institutions in Karnataka, while simultaneously securing second place in the All-India Ranking.
20th November, 2019
MCC signs MoU with FCM Travel Solutions
With the intent to collaborate on a Skill Enhancement Course, this exciting new venture endeavors to impart in-demand proficiencies to students and enable their successful entry into the travel industry.
6th November, 2019
MCC signs MoU with Shangri-La Hotel
This was a progressive initiative towards fostering a collaborative atmosphere and providing students with an opportunity to pursue successful careers.
6th November, 2019
The University of Bristol Collaboration
MCC has forged an alliance with the University of Bristol. Through our association, we endeavor to open exciting new avenues to our students and promote their professional advancement.
4th October, 2019
Best HOD Award granted to Ms. Lalitha
MCC is proud to state that the highly esteemed Best Head of Department Award, granted by the Karnataka Education Society, has been awarded to Ms. Lalitha, HOD, Department of Travel and Tourism.
25th October, 2019
Best Teacher Lifetime Achievement Award granted to Dr. S. Ramesh
The Bangalore University College Principals’ Association has conferred the ‘Best Teacher Lifetime Achievement’ Award 2019 on Dr. S. Ramesh, Dean of International Programmes and Partnerships, Mount Carmel College.
16th October, 2019
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Events
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IRE Festum - A National Level Tourism Workshop
In collaboration with India Tourism, Bangalore (Government of India), our Department of Travel Tourism took the initiative to organise a resplendent National Workshop titled, ‘Ire Festum’ scheduled on the 22nd of January. The theme of the National Workshop was ‘Career Progression: A Map for your Future’ and the fest did justice to it. By opening the realm to the youth, the fest was spearheaded by eminent lecturers and guest speakers who shed light upon the diverse career options within Travel & Tourism
18th January, 2020
Know MoreIRE Festum - A National Level Tourism Workshop
In collaboration with India Tourism, Bangalore (Government of India), our Department of Travel Tourism took the initiative to organise a resplendent National Workshop titled, ‘Ire Festum’ scheduled on the 22nd of January. The theme of the National Workshop was ‘Career Progression: A Map for your Future’ and the fest did justice to it. The fest focused on empowering students across the country to pursue their talents and invest their skills in their careers. By opening the realm to the youth, the fest was spearheaded by eminent lecturers and guest speakers who shed light upon their prolific abilities and discourses relevant to Travel & Tourism.As the industry of Travel & Tourism continues to expand its presence, we understand the need to push students to unravel their talents and venture into building upon this. The industry caters to versatile individuals and as it is an emerging field of study, through this workshop, we strived to impart the diversity and multiple career opportunities awaiting talent and exceptional commitment.
The event entailed several seminars such as Digital Marketing, Travel Writing, Event Management, Travel Photography, etc. The brightest of minds from across India offered a realistic picture to our students and explained the many hacks behind establishing oneself in such a prominent industry! Apart from this, we also hosted several engaging competitions for students to celebrate the many perks of growing in such a space.
As the saying goes, “Athithi Devo Bhava”, we can proudly state that as the world lies as an oyster for the youth to conquer and create wonders, the beauty of being and the art of making one’s career with ease keeping the guest in mind was lived up to through ‘Ire Festum 2020’!.
CloseHackathon
Hosted from the 13th of January, 2020 onwards, MCC celebrated the amalgamation of technology meeting creativity. The stage was set and led in developers, programmers, coders, and hacking enthusiasts to a series of interactive sessions fuelled by the infinite possibilities that technology stores within it! Through multiple seminars, interactive sessions and competitions, students acquired a deeper understanding of technology and the many ways to create a successful career with ease.
In collaboration with India Tourism, Bangalore (Government of India), our Department of Travel Tourism took the initiative to organise a resplendent National Workshop titled, ‘Ire Festum’ scheduled on the 22nd of January. The theme of the National Workshop was ‘Career Progression: A Map for your Future’ and the fest did justice to it. By opening the realm to the youth, the fest was spearheaded by eminent lecturers and guest speakers who shed light upon the diverse career options within Travel & Tourism
16th January, 2020
Know MoreHackathon
Studies state that most individuals are aligned to utilize one side of their brain more than the other. To defeat this very claim, we are proud to present a forum where the analytical side of you is complemented by the acumen of creativity. Hosted from the 13th of January, 2020 onwards, MCC took a leap across mediocrity and celebrated the amalgamation of technology meeting creativity. The stage was set and led in developers, programmers, coders, and hacking enthusiasts to a series of interactive sessions fuelled by the infinite possibilities that technology stores within it!By culminating with a Pre-event Talk, the Hackathon kickstarted on a jovial and passionate note, celebrating the power of technology and creativity and further on, discussing the prospects of the event.
In no time, we are glad to state that the Hackathon began with a bang and equipped our students with an in-depth understanding of the challenges and future prospects seated within the field. Our students responded enthusiastically and were groomed to understand the problem areas, work ethos and dynamics of the industry that can be understood through thorough practice. Hackathon, literally opened up a forum of experiences for aspirants of the industry and developed a deeper sense of belongingness that our students were looking forward to basking in.
As one of the most dynamic fields of today and tomorrow, the event unleashed a curious spirit in all of our students and equipped them with the knowledge and resources to pursue their dream careers! We are looking forward to continuing to proliferate knowledge by the very visionaries who are well-aware of the field’s demands and professional requirements. This practical approach boosted by Hackathon has and continues to bridge the gap between theory and practice!
CloseCul-Ah
Cul-Ah Fest is an annual, inter-collegiate national level fest hosted by Mount Carmel College, Bangalore. This two-day cultural extravaganza is renowned across India and plays host to over 300 Indian Colleges and a massive crowd of 10,000 people each day. Touching upon a plethora of events in the fields of music, dance, literature, foreign languages, dramatics, etc., students get together on a festive note to celebrate college culture and explore their talents and aspirations!
13th & 14th December, 2019
Know MoreCul-Ah
Across the world, Universities and Colleges dedicate their energy and resources to create a conducive environment for students! Driven by the intent to impart academic excellence and simultaneously, liberate the minds of students to become visionaries and the leaders of tomorrow; these institutions are entrusted with the power and responsibility to shape young minds. As we stand united and strive to provide the best, we also understand the necessity to ensure that the youth come together to explore their talents and share good times! Keeping this in mind, Cul-Ah began as an idea to celebrate prowess across institutions and has now led to a moment wherein a massive crowd of 20,000 people hailing from 300 Indian Colleges gathers to share a similar frequency.Cul-Ah Fest now stands as an annual, inter-collegiate national level fest hosted by Mount Carmel College, Bangalore. This two-day cultural extravaganza begins with many smiling faces pulling up from across the country eager to participate on a macro-scale and enjoy meeting students with similar interests! The fest touches upon a plethora of events in the fields of music, dance, literature, foreign languages, dramatics, etc. If one were to stroll across the fest, you are sure to see myriad competitions unraveling spellbinding displays of expression such as the music forum wherein indo-classical and contemporary tunes call to the audiences and leave the students cheering for more. Cul-Ah! also houses many competitions for students to push themselves and bask in a space where their prowess will receive utmost recognition and appreciation.
This year, we take pride in stating that the institution saw one of its best years as eminent personalities graced the event. And further, they chose to express their happiness in seeing so many young talents joining hands to celebrate life as a student to its fullest. In addition to this, as MCC entails a stellar legacy of over 71 years, the vibrant campus continues to stand awash in the spirit of excellence that St. Rose of Lima gave it. Our students organize the entire fest and ensure its seamless transition. Moreover, as women, they express themselves freely and enhance their skills through participating in this national level fest. It has also come to our understanding that through the fest, myriad connections are formed that helps in boosting the careers of our students and encourages students to collaborate on projects across India!
We urge you to delve into the passion and celebration of life as well as holistic development, for all learning does not rise from books. But in turn, stems from the unlikeliest of areas, amplifying intrapersonal skills and enhancing the talent of many students. Do drop by to stand witness to Cul-Ah!, one of the most renowned College Fests in Southern India – where students get together on a festive note to celebrate college culture and explore their talents and aspirations!
CloseNat Geo
MCC’s clean and eco-friendly campus has been ranked first place among the cleanest Higher. MCC’s clean and eco-friendly campus has been ranked first place among the cleanest HigherAs we wake to witness the brink of extinction, we cannot further emphasise how pertinent the conservation of wildlife is. To spread awareness on the environmental crises, we are currently facing and to showcase “The Greener Side” of life, MCC shared its space with Echoes of Earth, and First Main in association with Nat Geo Wild. The event brought in some of the most influential activists of this generation and hosted deliberations through art and music! Feel free to scroll through this event!
23rd November, 2019
Know MoreNat Geo
As we wake to witness the brink of extinction, we cannot further emphasise how pertinent the conservation of wildlife is. To spread awareness on the environmental crises, we are currently facing and to showcase “The Greener Side” of life, MCC shared its space with Echoes of Earth, and First Main in association with Nat Geo Wild.The event took place on the 23rd of November, 2019 and witnessed a surge of wildlife enthusiasts! Amidst all of the passion, we take pride in stating that our students became enthusiastic and eager to take profound steps to conserve wildlife and save the environment. The event progressed with two film connoisseurs screening the documentary “The Last Hope” with the intent to invoke the power of bonding as one with nature. Simultaneously, myriad sessions such as the Shark Tank competition took place wherein a panel of expert entrepreneurs select interesting ideas for green products and services and add their inputs.
The event entailed an interactive session spearheaded by Anand Raaj, an urban activist who stands as the owner of one of the very few zero-waste cafes in Bangalore, Eat Raja! The enriching session engaged the audience with takes on sustainability and how small steps can not only save lives but help in saving the environment, too.
Apart from these key sessions, the event hosted several activities to ensure that students respond wisely towards the environment and genuinely, strive to move towards the betterment of it. As we are on the verge of walking into a new era, we find it of utmost importance to not merely advocate sustainability but make our students feel the results of doing so. Though the grass may seem greener on the other side, through this event, we are proud to state that “The Greener Side” can be here, all we have to do is work collectively towards sustaining wildlife and saving the environment!
CloseGandhian Worldview: Looking Back to the Past to Engineer the Future
With the father of our nation in mind, this conference was spearheaded by the topic Gandhian worldview: Looking Back to the Past to Engineer the Future. Commemorating his 150th birth anniversary, the two-day event entailed technical sessions, panel discussions and paper presentations that touched upon a range of topics, such as the Gandhian principles and sustainable development; Ahimsa, a means of conflict resolution; Gandhi’s economic model vs. consumerism; Gandhi and religion; Gandhi and the Mahatma; Gandhi and political ideology; Gandhi through a feminist lens; Gandhi’s influence on world thought; and Building Social and Economic Health through a Gandhian Model Justice. Continue understanding the conference through a comprehensive outlook of all that took place!
26th & 27th November, 2019
Know MoreGandhian worldview: Looking Back to the Past to Engineer the Future
India and the world are in a state of flux. Rampant consumerism, unbridled nationalism, and penchant for parochial values are pulling the country down through a path that we had never traversed before. What happened to us? The same question was asked nearly a century ago. In the 1920s, our nation was hurtling down through the violent colonial drainpipe: regionalism, sectarianism, and ideologies worked overtime to keep us down. At a time when all hope was lost, there shone a light, a great soul. The Mahatma. He asked us to be peaceful in the face of violence, be silent when the world bays for our blood, and be steadfast in the face of opposition. His ideals defined the destiny of our nation and our nationhood. Today, those very ideals are questioned now. This was the subject of the conference organized on 26-27 November 2019 at Mount Carmel College, Bengaluru. “Gandhian Worldview: Looking back to engineer the future” was the theme of the conference, which was held to commemorate the 150th birth anniversary of the Mahatma.
Participants at the event presented papers on the theme, and the two-day event included technical sessions and panel discussions on a range of additional subjects, such as: Gandhian principles and sustainable development; Ahimsa, a means of conflict resolution; Gandhi’s economic model vs. consumerism; Gandhi and religion; Gandhi and the Mahatma; Gandhi and political ideology; Gandhi through a feminist lens; Gandhi’s influence on world thought; and Building Social and Economic Health Through Gandhian Model Justice, Equality and Wellness.
Our nation, which was founded on Gandhian principles, is now at the crossroads of a moral dilemma: Whether we still require Gandhian thoughts or new political ideologies for the greater good. Does the concept of good, ideals, and nationhood keep changing with the times? How compatible is Gandhian simplicity with today’s consumerist world? There are numerous questions that continue to dog our thoughts. These questions will rise with every generation. For instance, it may seem incompatible to link Gandhism to Corporate Management and Technology, but the demands of the society are such that every conceivable thought or ideas are weighed, validated and embraced. In the end, we begin to question the very reality of the person behind the Mahatma and are comfortable to label it as a myth.
Today, even children are unable to imagine that the Mahatma existed. How could have such a person lived, they ask. In all this tumult trying to unravel the persona behind the Mahatma for the present and future, we run the risk of missing his message: His life.
CloseSustainable Agriculture: Challenges and Strategies
MCC’s National Conference on Sustainable Agriculture: Challenges and Strategies focused on decoding the Indian agricultural crisis and its impact. It further shed light upon the deficiencies in agricultural input deliveries, and measures to augment input delivery while discussing the role of technology in agriculture and radical strategies to build sustainable agriculture. We are proud to state that reputed Academicians, Researchers, Agriculturists, Bio Scientists, and Policy Makers participated in the conference to debate and deliberate on the challenges in Indian Agriculture. Feel free to scroll through a brief understanding of the National Conference and the ground-breaking points that it looked into!
2nd & 3rd December, 2019
Know MoreSustainable Agriculture Challenges and Strategies
Even as the economy grows, there has been a continuous decline in the contribution of agriculture to GDP. With most of the Indians living in rural areas and relying on agriculture for livelihood, the situation is quite alarming. A growing number of farmers commit suicide across the country. On the other hand, income levels in the urban centres seem only to be rising, giving fillip to consumption and demand. In other words, rural India is unable to provide for the consumption needs of the other India: rising demand for cereal crops, fruits, vegetables and milk outstrips production. We are staring at a very sorry state of food security scenario in the country.
When it comes to ensuring food safety with sustainable agriculture growth and practices, a lot of questions remain and grey areas abound, making it difficult for the policy makers to get a clear picture. To identify the emerging perspectives, the Department of Economics hosted a two-day national conference on the theme, “Sustainable Agriculture: Challenges and Strategies.”
Objectives of the conference included:
-
- Decoding the Indian agricultural crisis and its impact
- Analysing deficiencies in agricultural input deliveries, and measures to augment input delivery
- Discussing the role of technology in agriculture
- Strategies to build sustainable agriculture.
Academicians, researchers, agriculturists, bio scientists, policy makers participated in the conference, debating and deliberating on the challenges to Indian agriculture. Participants in the conference pointed to a slew of issues leading to the current plight in the farming sector: Policy paralysis, climate change, soil degradation and loss, fresh water concerns accompanied by falling ground water level, and declining biodiversity.
The unfolding farming crisis in India is much more than a mere agrarian crisis. The consequence of neglecting it will hit all the other sectors and the national economy in several ways. It should be noted that without sustainable practices in agriculture, there will be a sharp fall in areas under cultivation, production, etc. We should arrest this trend immediately. From being a food surplus nation to becoming a net importer of food, our fall has been drastic in the past few years. Efforts should be taken to making agriculture a profitable enterprise, backed by full governmental support and investment. It is high-time that the policy-makers realize that scientific practices in agriculture are given a push along with innovative food marketing and farming systems.
CloseIRE Festum - A National Level Tourism Workshop
In collaboration with India Tourism, Bangalore (Government of India), our Department of Travel Tourism took the initiative to organise a resplendent National Workshop titled, ‘Ire Festum’ scheduled on the 22nd of January. The theme of the National Workshop was ‘Career Progression: A Map for your Future’ and the fest did justice to it. By opening the realm to the youth, the fest was spearheaded by eminent lecturers and guest speakers who shed light upon the diverse career options within Travel & Tourism
18th January, 2020
Know MoreIRE Festum - A National Level Tourism Workshop
In collaboration with India Tourism, Bangalore (Government of India), our Department of Travel Tourism took the initiative to organise a resplendent National Workshop titled, ‘Ire Festum’ scheduled on the 22nd of January. The theme of the National Workshop was ‘Career Progression: A Map for your Future’ and the fest did justice to it. The fest focused on empowering students across the country to pursue their talents and invest their skills in their careers. By opening the realm to the youth, the fest was spearheaded by eminent lecturers and guest speakers who shed light upon their prolific abilities and discourses relevant to Travel & Tourism.As the industry of Travel & Tourism continues to expand its presence, we understand the need to push students to unravel their talents and venture into building upon this. The industry caters to versatile individuals and as it is an emerging field of study, through this workshop, we strived to impart the diversity and multiple career opportunities awaiting talent and exceptional commitment.
The event entailed several seminars such as Digital Marketing, Travel Writing, Event Management, Travel Photography, etc. The brightest of minds from across India offered a realistic picture to our students and explained the many hacks behind establishing oneself in such a prominent industry! Apart from this, we also hosted several engaging competitions for students to celebrate the many perks of growing in such a space.
As the saying goes, “Athithi Devo Bhava”, we can proudly state that as the world lies as an oyster for the youth to conquer and create wonders, the beauty of being and the art of making one’s career with ease keeping the guest in mind was lived up to through ‘Ire Festum 2020’!.
CloseHackathon
Hosted from the 13th of January, 2020 onwards, MCC celebrated the amalgamation of technology meeting creativity. The stage was set and led in developers, programmers, coders, and hacking enthusiasts to a series of interactive sessions fuelled by the infinite possibilities that technology stores within it! Through multiple seminars, interactive sessions and competitions, students acquired a deeper understanding of technology and the many ways to create a successful career with ease.
Hosted from the 13th of January, 2020 onwards, MCC celebrated the amalgamation of technology meeting creativity. The stage was set and led in developers, programmers, coders, and hacking enthusiasts to a series of interactive sessions fuelled by the infinite possibilities that technology stores within it! Through multiple seminars, interactive sessions and competitions, students acquired a deeper understanding of technology and the many ways to create a successful career with ease.
16th January, 2020
Know MoreGlobal Day - Study Abroad & Short Term Study Tour Programs in USA, France, UK and Spain
Our pursuit to impart academic excellence continues to flourish by incorporating events such as ‘Global Day’. Organized by the Centre for International Programs and Partnerships, the event was hosted on the 9th of January and welcomed the presence of dignitaries hailing from the French and US Consulate.Driven by the intent to provide our students with the utmost international exposure and infinite possibilities to pursue their education in sync with widely acclaimed international institutions. We took the liberty to bring down visionaries from the Consulate who have our students’ best interests in mind. As we are tied up with several institutes across the globe, the dignitaries offered their in-depth understanding of Study Abroad Programs and Study Tour Programs!
We further take pride in stating that many of our students who have chosen this path have excelled holistically depicting impeccable intrapersonal, and communicative skills further enhanced by a deep passion in their field of interest.
As we combat mediocrity in academics and holistic development, the Global Day event stood testimony to our commitment to take education one step further. In addition to this, this confluence has created an unbreakable bond between the consulates and our institution which we further, hope to take forward for our students!
CloseCul-Ah
Cul-Ah Fest is an annual, inter-collegiate national level fest hosted by Mount Carmel College, Bangalore. This two-day cultural extravaganza is renowned across India and plays host to over 300 Indian Colleges and a massive crowd of 10,000 people each day. Touching upon a plethora of events in the fields of music, dance, literature, foreign languages, dramatics, etc., students get together on a festive note to celebrate college culture and explore their talents and aspirations!
13th & 14th December, 2019
Know MoreCul-Ah
Across the world, Universities and Colleges dedicate their energy and resources to create a conducive environment for students! Driven by the intent to impart academic excellence and simultaneously, liberate the minds of students to become visionaries and the leaders of tomorrow; these institutions are entrusted with the power and responsibility to shape young minds. As we stand united and strive to provide the best, we also understand the necessity to ensure that the youth come together to explore their talents and share good times! Keeping this in mind, Cul-Ah began as an idea to celebrate prowess across institutions and has now led to a moment wherein a massive crowd of 20,000 people hailing from 300 Indian Colleges gathers to share a similar frequency.Cul-Ah Fest now stands as an annual, inter-collegiate national level fest hosted by Mount Carmel College, Bangalore. This two-day cultural extravaganza begins with many smiling faces pulling up from across the country eager to participate on a macro-scale and enjoy meeting students with similar interests! The fest touches upon a plethora of events in the fields of music, dance, literature, foreign languages, dramatics, etc. If one were to stroll across the fest, you are sure to see myriad competitions unraveling spellbinding displays of expression such as the music forum wherein indo-classical and contemporary tunes call to the audiences and leave the students cheering for more. Cul-Ah! also houses many competitions for students to push themselves and bask in a space where their prowess will receive utmost recognition and appreciation.
This year, we take pride in stating that the institution saw one of its best years as eminent personalities graced the event. And further, they chose to express their happiness in seeing so many young talents joining hands to celebrate life as a student to its fullest. In addition to this, as MCC entails a stellar legacy of over 71 years, the vibrant campus continues to stand awash in the spirit of excellence that St. Rose of Lima gave it. Our students organize the entire fest and ensure its seamless transition. Moreover, as women, they express themselves freely and enhance their skills through participating in this national level fest. It has also come to our understanding that through the fest, myriad connections are formed that helps in boosting the careers of our students and encourages students to collaborate on projects across India!
We urge you to delve into the passion and celebration of life as well as holistic development, for all learning does not rise from books. But in turn, stems from the unlikeliest of areas, amplifying intrapersonal skills and enhancing the talent of many students. Do drop by to stand witness to Cul-Ah!, one of the most renowned College Fests in Southern India – where students get together on a festive note to celebrate college culture and explore their talents and aspirations!
CloseNat Geo
MCC’s clean and eco-friendly campus has been ranked first place among the cleanest Higher. MCC’s clean and eco-friendly campus has been ranked first place among the cleanest HigherAs we wake to witness the brink of extinction, we cannot further emphasise how pertinent the conservation of wildlife is. To spread awareness on the environmental crises, we are currently facing and to showcase “The Greener Side” of life, MCC shared its space with Echoes of Earth, and First Main in association with Nat Geo Wild. The event brought in some of the most influential activists of this generation and hosted deliberations through art and music! Feel free to scroll through this event!
23rd November, 2019
Know MoreNat Geo
As we wake to witness the brink of extinction, we cannot further emphasise how pertinent the conservation of wildlife is. To spread awareness on the environmental crises, we are currently facing and to showcase “The Greener Side” of life, MCC shared its space with Echoes of Earth, and First Main in association with Nat Geo Wild.The event took place on the 23rd of November, 2019 and witnessed a surge of wildlife enthusiasts! Amidst all of the passion, we take pride in stating that our students became enthusiastic and eager to take profound steps to conserve wildlife and save the environment. The event progressed with two film connoisseurs screening the documentary “The Last Hope” with the intent to invoke the power of bonding as one with nature. Simultaneously, myriad sessions such as the Shark Tank competition took place wherein a panel of expert entrepreneurs select interesting ideas for green products and services and add their inputs.
The event entailed an interactive session spearheaded by Anand Raaj, an urban activist who stands as the owner of one of the very few zero-waste cafes in Bangalore, Eat Raja! The enriching session engaged the audience with takes on sustainability and how small steps can not only save lives but help in saving the environment, too.
Apart from these key sessions, the event hosted several activities to ensure that students respond wisely towards the environment and genuinely, strive to move towards the betterment of it. As we are on the verge of walking into a new era, we find it of utmost importance to not merely advocate sustainability but make our students feel the results of doing so. Though the grass may seem greener on the other side, through this event, we are proud to state that “The Greener Side” can be here, all we have to do is work collectively towards sustaining wildlife and saving the environment!
CloseGandhian Worldview: Looking Back to the Past to Engineer the Future
With the father of our nation in mind, this conference was spearheaded by the topic Gandhian worldview: Looking Back to the Past to Engineer the Future. Commemorating his 150th birth anniversary, the two-day event entailed technical sessions, panel discussions and paper presentations that touched upon a range of topics, such as the Gandhian principles and sustainable development; Ahimsa, a means of conflict resolution; Gandhi’s economic model vs. consumerism; Gandhi and religion; Gandhi and the Mahatma; Gandhi and political ideology; Gandhi through a feminist lens; Gandhi’s influence on world thought; and Building Social and Economic Health through a Gandhian Model Justice. Continue understanding the conference through a comprehensive outlook of all that took place!
26th & 27th November, 2019
Know MoreGandhian worldview: Looking Back to the Past to Engineer the Future
India and the world are in a state of flux. Rampant consumerism, unbridled nationalism, and penchant for parochial values are pulling the country down through a path that we had never traversed before. What happened to us? The same question was asked nearly a century ago. In the 1920s, our nation was hurtling down through the violent colonial drainpipe: regionalism, sectarianism, and ideologies worked overtime to keep us down. At a time when all hope was lost, there shone a light, a great soul. The Mahatma. He asked us to be peaceful in the face of violence, be silent when the world bays for our blood, and be steadfast in the face of opposition. His ideals defined the destiny of our nation and our nationhood. Today, those very ideals are questioned now. This was the subject of the conference organized on 26-27 November 2019 at Mount Carmel College, Bengaluru. “Gandhian Worldview: Looking back to engineer the future” was the theme of the conference, which was held to commemorate the 150th birth anniversary of the Mahatma.
Participants at the event presented papers on the theme, and the two-day event included technical sessions and panel discussions on a range of additional subjects, such as: Gandhian principles and sustainable development; Ahimsa, a means of conflict resolution; Gandhi’s economic model vs. consumerism; Gandhi and religion; Gandhi and the Mahatma; Gandhi and political ideology; Gandhi through a feminist lens; Gandhi’s influence on world thought; and Building Social and Economic Health Through Gandhian Model Justice, Equality and Wellness.
Our nation, which was founded on Gandhian principles, is now at the crossroads of a moral dilemma: Whether we still require Gandhian thoughts or new political ideologies for the greater good. Does the concept of good, ideals, and nationhood keep changing with the times? How compatible is Gandhian simplicity with today’s consumerist world? There are numerous questions that continue to dog our thoughts. These questions will rise with every generation. For instance, it may seem incompatible to link Gandhism to Corporate Management and Technology, but the demands of the society are such that every conceivable thought or ideas are weighed, validated and embraced. In the end, we begin to question the very reality of the person behind the Mahatma and are comfortable to label it as a myth.
Today, even children are unable to imagine that the Mahatma existed. How could have such a person lived, they ask. In all this tumult trying to unravel the persona behind the Mahatma for the present and future, we run the risk of missing his message: His life.
CloseSustainable Agriculture: Challenges and Strategies
MCC’s National Conference on Sustainable Agriculture: Challenges and Strategies focused on decoding the Indian agricultural crisis and its impact. It further shed light upon the deficiencies in agricultural input deliveries, and measures to augment input delivery while discussing the role of technology in agriculture and radical strategies to build sustainable agriculture. We are proud to state that reputed Academicians, Researchers, Agriculturists, Bio Scientists, and Policy Makers participated in the conference to debate and deliberate on the challenges in Indian Agriculture. Feel free to scroll through a brief understanding of the National Conference and the ground-breaking points that it looked into!
2nd & 3rd December, 2019
Know MoreSustainable Agriculture Challenges and Strategies
Even as the economy grows, there has been a continuous decline in the contribution of agriculture to GDP. With most of the Indians living in rural areas and relying on agriculture for livelihood, the situation is quite alarming. A growing number of farmers commit suicide across the country. On the other hand, income levels in the urban centres seem only to be rising, giving fillip to consumption and demand. In other words, rural India is unable to provide for the consumption needs of the other India: rising demand for cereal crops, fruits, vegetables and milk outstrips production. We are staring at a very sorry state of food security scenario in the country.
When it comes to ensuring food safety with sustainable agriculture growth and practices, a lot of questions remain and grey areas abound, making it difficult for the policy makers to get a clear picture. To identify the emerging perspectives, the Department of Economics hosted a two-day national conference on the theme, “Sustainable Agriculture: Challenges and Strategies.”
Objectives of the conference included:
-
- Decoding the Indian agricultural crisis and its impact
- Analysing deficiencies in agricultural input deliveries, and measures to augment input delivery
- Discussing the role of technology in agriculture
- Strategies to build sustainable agriculture.
Academicians, researchers, agriculturists, bio scientists, policy makers participated in the conference, debating and deliberating on the challenges to Indian agriculture. Participants in the conference pointed to a slew of issues leading to the current plight in the farming sector: Policy paralysis, climate change, soil degradation and loss, fresh water concerns accompanied by falling ground water level, and declining biodiversity.
The unfolding farming crisis in India is much more than a mere agrarian crisis. The consequence of neglecting it will hit all the other sectors and the national economy in several ways. It should be noted that without sustainable practices in agriculture, there will be a sharp fall in areas under cultivation, production, etc. We should arrest this trend immediately. From being a food surplus nation to becoming a net importer of food, our fall has been drastic in the past few years. Efforts should be taken to making agriculture a profitable enterprise, backed by full governmental support and investment. It is high-time that the policy-makers realize that scientific practices in agriculture are given a push along with innovative food marketing and farming systems.
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