Successful Education Meet 2.0 Concludes at Mangalayatan University, Jabalpur
Date: 28th November 2025
The Education Meet 2.0 was successfully organized by Mangalayatan University, Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh, and brought together a distinguished gathering of school principals, teachers, and academic leaders for a day-long deliberation on school education advancement.
The event consisted of high-impact sessions, a very productive panel discussion, and an inspiring experience-sharing session where educators shared ideas, challenges, and best practices. An interactive Q&A session added further value to the meeting, as the participants discussed innovative ways to strengthen teaching-learning outcomes and foster academic excellence.
One of the day’s highlights was the Felicitation Ceremony, where Mangalayatan University extended its respect and gratitude to committed educators who continue with their work of molding the futures of young learners.
Education Meet 2.0 thus provided a wonderful opportunity for learning, networking, and collaboration, and it also reaffirmed the university’s commitment to empowering educators and bringing about quality improvements at the school level. The event concluded on a high note, with the participants praising the effort put into such an opportune yet inspiring academic ecosystem by the university.
Mangalayatan University Hosts Successful Blood Donation Camp in Collaboration with Rotary Club South
Date: 22 November 2025
Mangalayatan University organized a very informative blood donation camp on Friday under the joint guidance of Rotary Club South and NSS Red Ribbon Club. This initiative was taken to spread awareness about the importance of voluntary blood donation and to make available safe blood to patients who require it.
Present at the camp were enthusiastic university students, faculty members, and staff, all in the spirit of service and social responsibility. A team of experienced doctors carried out comprehensive health check-ups on the donors, ensuring that every unit of blood was collected with utmost safety, hygiene, and medical supervision. The inaugural function took place in the presence of senior university officials, along with dignitaries from Rotary Club South. Professor Dr. KRS Sambha Shiva Rao, the Vice-Chancellor of Mangalayatan University, told the gathering that blood donation is recognized as a noble virtue. “Blood donation is not only a life-saving activity, but it’s also a humane approach to cement bonds among people,” he said. “One unit of blood can save three lives,” he added, appealing to the participation of more youth in these initiatives.
Volunteers from the university’s NSS unit and the Red Ribbon Club played an essential role during the entire event. They conducted registrations, helped the medical teams with their coordination, and inspired students to donate blood. Their dedication meant smooth management, boosting the overall impact of the program. At the camp’s end, all the donors were thanked for their contribution with certificates and thank-you badges. University authorities, along with members of Rotary Club South, praised the teamwork and successful execution of the event.Â
The university administration assured that more such social activities would be conducted by the university in the future, along with Rotary Club South and NSS Red Ribbon Club. Many guests from Mangalayatan University, including senior professors, coordinators, and administrators, graced the occasion and reflected the collective institutional commitment to community welfare. Representatives of Rotary Club South, comprising past and present office-bearers, were also present, who thanked the university for hosting such a structured and purposeful event. Indeed, the blood donation camp at Mangalayatan University was a bright example of compassion, cooperation, and dedication to social welfare due to the strong participation of students and staff members. The event saved lives and fostered the culture of giving back to society.
Industrial Tour to Bargi Hydro Thermal Power Plant – Mangalayatan University Jabalpur
Date: 17 November 2025
In a bid to foster the drive for industry-oriented learning and provide practical exposure to large-scale operations, an educational industrial tour has been organized by Mangalayatan University, Jabalpur, for its students of the Faculty of Management Studies and Commerce at the Bargi Hydro-Thermal Power Plant on Monday. This visit helped to bridge the gap between theoretical learning and real industrial functioning. Students were received very warmly by technical experts and administrative heads, who briefed them on the history of the power plant, its operational significance, and its prime importance towards fulfilling the region’s demands for electricity. Other key aspects, including hydro and thermal power production, safety regulations, environmental compliance, and organizational hierarchy, were also elaborated upon in detail.
The students, then, under strict safety supervision, were taken to the operational areas of the plant. They were taken to view the central control room, turbine and boiler sections, cooling systems, units concerned with safety and compliance, and finally the maintenance areas. This walk-through exposure gave them first-hand experience with the control and electrical output monitoring, performance of machinery, and technical precision needed to operate a facility that generates power. The study tour also yielded valuable managerial insights. Officials discussed organizational coordination, budget allocation, cost management, human resource practices, and supply chain mechanisms that support the continuous functioning of the plant. Workforce training, shift planning, raw material procurement, and sustainability practices like pollution control and energy conservation received emphasis.
Operational challenges, government policies affecting the power sector, hybrid energy systems, and career prospects in energy management, operation, and administration were explained through an interactive question-and-answer session. The officials called upon students to explore opportunities in the power industry while saying that skilled management professionals are increasingly in demand. The accompanying faculty members termed the tour as immensely fruitful, elaborating that this sort of industrial exposure fortifies analytic thinking, enhances practical understanding, and helps students correlate on-ground operations with concepts taught in the classroom. They further added that regular visits to industries form a part of the curriculum at Mangalayatan University in order to make its students industry-ready.
They further explained that the tour was quite informative, offering a good platform for understanding large-scale industries with regard to team coordination and managerial decision-making. Students indicated that this widened their scope as far as career choices are concerned and motivated them toward seeking internships and eventual employment within the power and industrial sectors. The industrial tour to Bargi Hydro-Thermal Power Plant once again attests to the commitment of Mangalayatan University towards the goal of holistic and experiential learning.
