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Every Year, a student event ‘Pegasus’ is organized for cognizing curricular, co curricular, extra curricular and sports talent of the students. This event also comprises of addressing social and environmental issues by organizing competitions, skits or plays. In the month of January 2019, the event commenced with curricular activities like e commerce projects, networking projects, quiz and programming competitions. Students implemented their innovative ideas on the topics by designing 3D models. An e Commerce project was based on the concept of safe driving through generating awareness on the use of helmets whereas another project spread awareness on female hygiene. The science and management approach made the event interesting and effective.

The next week saw the participation of large number of students for extra curricular activities such as rangoli, mehendi, style tags, make up and hair style; that develop creativity among the students. The success of these events lay in the fact that even the rangoli designs had a social message on ‘save the girl child’ along with the promotion of traditional and contemporary practice of rangoli designs. The girls and boys participated in groups; enthusiastically for the makeup and hair style competition. The use of modern day products and ideas, resulted in the creation of beautiful characters and icons. The style tag concept promoted the idea of apparel design with the use of eco friendly colored paper, that saw a wide range of costume design representing state, national and international culture.

The sports event every player’s grit and determination in individual as well as team events. The indoor and outdoor games, both attracted large number of students to participate and cheer for others. The game of chess saw each player battle it out on the board whereas, football and cricket had everybody biting their nails to witness a tough match.

The culmination of the event was the cultural program that saw a tremendous talent and teamwork from the students to focus on the national integration and cultural diversity. The Nehru Memorial Hall, with a capacity of 700 viewers, saw full occupation and self discipline from the students. The performances included solo and group dance based on various dance forms or state songs. This was followed by singing and playing of musical instruments.

The skit, “Mimicry and Mockery” was based on promoting the thought ‘Don’t Drink and Drive’ which was very well scripted and presented by FYBSc students. The mimicry done by various students portraying different actors like Shahrukh Khan, Nana Patekar, Amitabh Bachchan etc; enthralled all the viewers and received a thunderous applause for displaying the issues related to drinking and driving.

The most awaited being the prize distribution ceremony followed shortly during which prizes were awarded to the winners of curricular, co-curricular, extracurricular and sports competitions to promote the culture of talent nurturing and team work.

From left Dr. M.D.Lawrence, Principal of MMCC, Chief Guest Mr. Vivek Sawant, MKCL Director, Executive President Prin. B.G.Jadhav, Prof. Ravindra Kothawade releasing the brochure of Entrepreneurship Development Cell

From left Dr. M.D.Lawrence, Principal of MMCC, Chief Guest Mr. Vivek Sawant, MKCL Director, Executive President Prin. B.G.Jadhav, Prof. Ravindra Kothawade lighting the lamp

An inter-collegiate elocution competition was organized by Marathwada Mitra Mandal’s College of Commerce, Pune in association with Anti- Dowry Movement, Bombay on Thursday the 13^th December, 2018. This is the 27^th year of organizing this elocution competition. In all 30 colleges and 52 students participated in this competition.

The Subjects for the competition were as follows:

Subjects: 1) Is it possible to eradicate Evil Custom of DOWRY with the help of Law?

2) Gender equality for Healthy Society.

3) Role and Contribution of Men in eradication of DOWRY Custom.

4) Growing DOWRY Custom and Corruption.

5) Relevance of Mahatma Gandhi's Thoughts in Modern Ira.

Hon. Shri Gopal Autee , Station Director, All India Radio,Shivajinagar,Pune-5 was the chief guest for the inaugural function. According to him good voice is very important and external appearance is not required. Elocution expresses the inner feelings of man. Nothing is better than knowledge and information.

Judges for the competition were Dr. Supriya Sahasrabuddhe and Dr Pandurang Kand.

Prin. B.G. Jadhav Executive-President of Marathwada Mitra Mandal, Ms. Asha Kulkarni, Gen. Secretary, Anti- Dowry Movement, Mumbai, Dr. M.D. Lawrence, Principal, Marathwada Mitra Mandal’s College of Commerce, Pune were present during the function.

The prize distribution was done by the hands of chief guest Hon Shri B.L.Swami , General Manager, Dainik Prabhat and Guest of Honour Dr Pratapsinh Salunke , Assistant Professor , Firodiya Law College , Pune-4 .

The program was coordinated by Dr. N.B. Shaikh. The compereing was jointly done by Dr. Sunita Pokharna and Dr. Sujata Shenai and vote of thanks was given by Gurmeetkaur Rajpal.

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