Botany Department Seminar – Successfully Concluded

The Department of Botany recently organized a seminar on August 26th, 2025, featuring an engaging session by Ms. Mehtab Yasmeen on “General Characters of Fungi.”

The seminar offered valuable insights into the fascinating diversity, structure, and ecological roles of fungi, sparking curiosity and meaningful discussions among participants. Students and faculty members actively engaged with the speaker, making the session both interactive and informative.

We thank Ms. Mehtab Yasmeen for her enlightening talk and all attendees for their enthusiastic participation. Events like this continue to strengthen our academic community and foster a deeper appreciation for the world of plants and microorganisms.

Wesley Degree and PG College for Women is pleased to announce a one-week workshop focused on enhancing essential career skills such as soft skills, problem solving, and presentation skills.

🗓 Dates: 17th February 2025 to 22nd February 2025
🕤 Time: 9:30 AM to 3:30 PM
📍 Venue: Seminar Hall, 2nd Floor, C Block

This workshop is being conducted in association with the Telangana Academy for Skills and Knowledge (TASK). It is designed to empower students with the skills required to succeed in both academic and professional environments.

We encourage all students to participate and make the most of this valuable opportunity.

Secunderabad, Telangana – May 23, 2025:
In a commendable initiative to promote safe road practices, students in collaboration with the local traffic police organized a Road Safety Awareness Campaign at Shivaji Nagar near Rathifile Bus Station Road, Secunderabad.

The event aimed to raise public awareness about the importance of obeying traffic rules and the consequences of reckless driving. Students took to the streets with colorful placards and powerful messages to remind commuters of their responsibilities on the road.

Spreading Awareness Through Youth Power

The campaign saw enthusiastic participation from student volunteers who stood along busy roads holding signs that carried impactful messages such as:

• “Don’t use cell phone while driving.”

• “Obey the signs, follow the rules.”

• “Be a hero, avoid the fines.”

• “Life is precious, drive cautious.”

• “Don’t drive in wrong lane. It will leave you in pain.”

• “No race – No hurry – No worry!”

These slogans were met with positive responses from the public, many of whom appreciated the students' efforts and acknowledged the need for greater road discipline.

Traffic Police Support the Initiative

Local traffic police officials extended full support to the campaign by guiding traffic, interacting with commuters, and reinforcing the importance of traffic regulations. Their presence helped lend credibility and structure to the event, ensuring safety and order throughout the campaign.

Speaking about the initiative, a traffic official said, “Awareness is the first step towards responsible driving. Involving students adds energy and authenticity to the message we’re trying to spread.”

A Step Toward Safer Roads

The road safety campaign was not just about holding placards but about initiating a mindset change among the public. By targeting a busy junction in Secunderabad, the campaign effectively reached hundreds of daily commuters and passersby.

With rising incidents of road accidents due to mobile usage, overspeeding, and lane violations, such awareness programs play a crucial role in educating citizens and promoting road discipline.

Conclusion

This collaborative effort between students and the traffic department sends a powerful message: Road safety is everyone’s responsibility. Through such campaigns, a culture of safe and sensible driving can be nurtured, making roads safer for all.