A Seminar on Cyber Crime Awareness
Resource Person: Ct. Vishnu Singh , ASI Vijay Singh , ASI Mukesh and his team.
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A Cyber Crime Awareness Programme was organized on 14 October 2026 at 2:00 PM in the Central Auditorium, TIT&S, Bhiwani, by the Department of Computer Engineering in association with the NSS Unit, TIT&S, and Haryana Police, Bhiwani.
The programme aimed to create awareness among students and faculty members regarding cybercrime, online fraud, digital security threats, and preventive measures for safe online practices. The Haryana Police team, comprising Mr. Vishnu Singh, ASI Mr. Vijay Singh, and ASI Mr. Mukesh, shared valuable insights into emerging cyber frauds and the importance of responsible digital behavior.
Cyber volunteers Mr. Nikhil, Mr. Akash Chauhan, Mr. Himanshu, and Mr. Yogesh conducted practical demonstrations to explain essential cyber safety measures. An interactive question-and-answer session was also conducted, during which ASI Mr. Mukesh addressed participants' queries.
The programme witnessed active participation from students, faculty members, and Heads of Departments. Dr. Jyoti Chaudhary and Dr. Monika Sharma coordinated the programme, while Dr. Anu Kathuria, NSS Unit Coordinator, contributed to its successful organization.
The activity enhanced participants' awareness of cyber threats, preventive measures, and responsible digital practices. The institute expressed its gratitude to Haryana Police and all participants for their valuable contribution to the successful conduct of the programme.
The programme aimed to create awareness among students and faculty members regarding cybercrime, online fraud, digital security threats, and preventive measures for safe online practices. The Haryana Police team, comprising Mr. Vishnu Singh, ASI Mr. Vijay Singh, and ASI Mr. Mukesh, shared valuable insights into emerging cyber frauds and the importance of responsible digital behavior.
Cyber volunteers Mr. Nikhil, Mr. Akash Chauhan, Mr. Himanshu, and Mr. Yogesh conducted practical demonstrations to explain essential cyber safety measures. An interactive question-and-answer session was also conducted, during which ASI Mr. Mukesh addressed participants' queries.
The programme witnessed active participation from students, faculty members, and Heads of Departments. Dr. Jyoti Chaudhary and Dr. Monika Sharma coordinated the programme, while Dr. Anu Kathuria, NSS Unit Coordinator, contributed to its successful organization.
The activity enhanced participants' awareness of cyber threats, preventive measures, and responsible digital practices. The institute expressed its gratitude to Haryana Police and all participants for their valuable contribution to the successful conduct of the programme.
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Workshop on DSA and Full Stack Web Development
Resource Person: Mr Katik Mathur and Mr Varun Kohli
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Engineer's Day- Tech War 2026
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Invited Talk on Weave your success: Mock Interview Session”
Resource Person: Dr. Yashna Marks
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Dr. Yashna Marks delivered a talk for students of textile technology on 16th September, 2026. The talk was organized with an aim to motivate the students to indulge in mock interviews so as to set platform for upcoming interviews and be able to crack the interviews successfully.
The session was quite interactive with students raising queries related to questions raised by interviewers and mode of addressing them successfully.
The session was quite interactive with students raising queries related to questions raised by interviewers and mode of addressing them successfully.
Workshop on AWS Builder Center Campus Engagement
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Textile Quiz
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The Textile Quiz Competition was successfully organized on 9th September, 2026 in LT-1 by the Society of Textile Engineers with the support of the Textile Technology Department. The event was conducted to enhance students’ subject knowledge while developing healthy competitive spirit, teamwork, confidence, and critical thinking skills.
A total of 12 teams, with three students in each team from different semesters, participated enthusiastically. The diverse participation encouraged students to interact and share their knowledge. The quiz consisted of several challenging rounds, with the two lowest-scoring teams being eliminated after each round.
Mrs. Ritu Sharma, Assistant Professor, served as the Quiz Master. Mr. Subhashish Pal (Assistant Professor) and Mr. Rajkumar (Lab Assistant) acted as judges and ensured fair and smooth conduct of the competition.
After several exciting rounds, two teams secured the first and second positions. The event was highly appreciated by students and faculty members for its organization and engaging format. Special thanks were extended to the Head of the Department, faculty members, and volunteers for their valuable support.
A total of 12 teams, with three students in each team from different semesters, participated enthusiastically. The diverse participation encouraged students to interact and share their knowledge. The quiz consisted of several challenging rounds, with the two lowest-scoring teams being eliminated after each round.
Mrs. Ritu Sharma, Assistant Professor, served as the Quiz Master. Mr. Subhashish Pal (Assistant Professor) and Mr. Rajkumar (Lab Assistant) acted as judges and ensured fair and smooth conduct of the competition.
After several exciting rounds, two teams secured the first and second positions. The event was highly appreciated by students and faculty members for its organization and engaging format. Special thanks were extended to the Head of the Department, faculty members, and volunteers for their valuable support.
Report of Run for Youth under Observation of Intensified IEC Campaign through International Youth Day from 1st August to 31st August 2026 under the Youth Intervention Program- Conduct of HIV/AIDS Awareness Activities in Private Colleges.
Resource Person: Dr Raj and Dr Dixit
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Anti-Ragging Awareness
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Health Awareness Seminar under the Observation of Intensified IEC Campaign through International Youth Day from 1st August to 31st August 2026 under the Youth Intervention Program- Conduct of HIV/AIDS Awareness Activities in Private Colleges.
Resource Person: Dr Nidhi Sharma
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Teej Celebration and Tree Plantation
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Workshop on Resume Building
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Active Learning Strategies for Engineering Colleges
Resource Person: Dr. Asim M. Auti
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This Faculty Development Seminar focused on student-centered teaching approaches that make engineering classrooms more interactive and application oriented. It introduced the faculty to strategies such as Problem-Based Learning, Project-Based Learning, Flipped Classroom, Peer Instruction, Case Studies, Gamification, and AI-assisted learning. The seminar highlighted how active learning can improve student engagement, critical thinking, problem solving, collaboration, conceptual understanding, and industry readiness. Faculty also learnt practical techniques that can be directly implemented in engineering classrooms. Emphasis was placed on technology-enabled activities, continuous assessment, and real-world engineering problems. The session aimed to help faculty create more engaging, collaborative, and outcome-based learning environments. It also encouraged faculty to move beyond conventional lectures and promote learning through participation, experimentation, and discussion.
Four Week Workshop of Artificial Intelligence
Resource Person: Dr. Akhil Kaushik, Dr. Satvika, Dr. Archana Singh & Ms. Ritu Arora
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The Department of Computer Science & Engineering, The Technological Institute of Textile & Sciences (TIT&S), Bhiwani, successfully organized a Four-Week Certificate Workshop on Artificial Intelligence, Python Programming & Krita Animation with the objective of equipping students with practical skills in emerging digital technologies. The workshop was designed to provide participants with hands-on experience in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Python programming, data visualization, digital content creation and 2D animation through a combination of expert lectures, demonstrations, practical sessions, projects and assessments.
The workshop commenced with an inaugural session and an expert lecture on Artificial Intelligence, highlighting its evolution, applications and future prospects. During the first week, participants learned the fundamentals of computing, AI concepts, and ethical considerations while also exploring Canva for creating professional posters and presentations. The week concluded with a practical project and an assessment to evaluate the participants' understanding.
The second week focused on the practical applications of Artificial Intelligence. Participants gained hands-on experience in Prompt Engineering and learned to use AI-powered tools for generating presentations, images, videos and chatbots. These sessions enabled students to understand how generative AI technologies can enhance creativity, productivity and problem-solving across various domains.
The third week introduced participants to Python programming and its essential libraries. Beginning with the fundamentals of Python, the workshop covered NumPy for numerical computing, Pandas for data analysis, Matplotlib for data visualization, and Seaborn for statistical graphics. Through coding exercises and practical assignments, participants developed a strong foundation in programming and data analytics.
The final week was dedicated to Krita Animation Software.
The workshop commenced with an inaugural session and an expert lecture on Artificial Intelligence, highlighting its evolution, applications and future prospects. During the first week, participants learned the fundamentals of computing, AI concepts, and ethical considerations while also exploring Canva for creating professional posters and presentations. The week concluded with a practical project and an assessment to evaluate the participants' understanding.
The second week focused on the practical applications of Artificial Intelligence. Participants gained hands-on experience in Prompt Engineering and learned to use AI-powered tools for generating presentations, images, videos and chatbots. These sessions enabled students to understand how generative AI technologies can enhance creativity, productivity and problem-solving across various domains.
The third week introduced participants to Python programming and its essential libraries. Beginning with the fundamentals of Python, the workshop covered NumPy for numerical computing, Pandas for data analysis, Matplotlib for data visualization, and Seaborn for statistical graphics. Through coding exercises and practical assignments, participants developed a strong foundation in programming and data analytics.
The final week was dedicated to Krita Animation Software.
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Basics of Computer Networking
Resource Person: Mr. Rajesh Goyal
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The Computer Networking Workshop was organized to strengthen participants’ understanding of fundamental networking concepts along with practical skills. The workshop covered key topics such as the difference between a local network (LAN) and the Internet, helping participants clearly distinguish between private and global network infrastructures. Practical sessions introduced essential networking commands like ping for testing connectivity and ipconfig for viewing and managing IP configurations. Participants also explored the concept and usage of Remote Desktop, enabling them to access and control systems remotely, which is highly relevant in today’s interconnected environment.
The workshop emphasized hands-on learning, allowing attendees to actively practice network configuration and troubleshooting techniques. Interactive discussions and demonstrations made the sessions engaging and easy to understand. Overall, the workshop provided valuable insights into both theoretical and practical aspects of networking, enhancing participants’ technical competence and preparing them for real-world networking challenges.
The workshop emphasized hands-on learning, allowing attendees to actively practice network configuration and troubleshooting techniques. Interactive discussions and demonstrations made the sessions engaging and easy to understand. Overall, the workshop provided valuable insights into both theoretical and practical aspects of networking, enhancing participants’ technical competence and preparing them for real-world networking challenges.
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Rythem Fiesta
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The Antakshri event was organized to bring together students for an engaging and entertaining musical experience. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation, with teams competing in a friendly yet competitive environment. Participants showcased their knowledge of songs across different genres, eras, and languages, making the event vibrant and diverse. The competition followed traditional Antakshri rules, where teams had to sing songs starting with the last letter of the previous song. The event was filled with excitement, laughter, and energetic performances, keeping the audience thoroughly entertained throughout.
The event not only highlighted musical talents but also fostered teamwork, quick thinking, and confidence among participants. The lively atmosphere helped students relax and enjoy a break from their academic routine. Overall, the Antakshri event was a grand success, creating memorable moments and strengthening camaraderie among students while celebrating the joy of music.
The event not only highlighted musical talents but also fostered teamwork, quick thinking, and confidence among participants. The lively atmosphere helped students relax and enjoy a break from their academic routine. Overall, the Antakshri event was a grand success, creating memorable moments and strengthening camaraderie among students while celebrating the joy of music.
Khelotsav 2026 (Annual Sports Meet)
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The Annual Sports Day is a vibrant celebration of energy, enthusiasm, and athletic spirit. Students from all classes participate in a variety of track and field events, team games, and recreational activities, showcasing their physical abilities, teamwork, and sportsmanship. The event features disciplined marches, spirited competitions, and a lively atmosphere that highlights the importance of fitness, discipline, and healthy competition. With the active involvement of students and staff, the day becomes a memorable occasion that strengthens unity within the school and encourages excellence in sports.
Table Tennis Tournament 2026
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The Table Tennis Tournament was successfully conducted with enthusiastic participation from students representing different classes. The event offered an excellent opportunity for players to display their agility, precision, and quick reflexes. Competitions were organized in both singles and doubles categories, following a well-structured and fair format.
Throughout the tournament, participants demonstrated notable skill, focus, and sportsmanship during the matches. Faculty coordinators ensured the smooth management of match schedules and fair officiating. The final rounds were especially exciting, featuring intense rallies and highly competitive gameplay that kept the audience engaged.
Overall, the tournament created a lively and competitive sporting environment, motivating students to remain physically active and strive for excellence in the game.
Throughout the tournament, participants demonstrated notable skill, focus, and sportsmanship during the matches. Faculty coordinators ensured the smooth management of match schedules and fair officiating. The final rounds were especially exciting, featuring intense rallies and highly competitive gameplay that kept the audience engaged.
Overall, the tournament created a lively and competitive sporting environment, motivating students to remain physically active and strive for excellence in the game.
Social Activity - “Spreading Smiles” (Philanthropy)
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The Mavericks and Electronika Society collaborated to host a philanthropic event – “Spreading Smiles” on February 25th, 2026, benefiting underprivileged children aged 6 to 14 from the HELP NGO. This initiative, driven by compassion and generosity, aimed to enhance the lives of children from marginalized backgrounds. HELP NGO, founded by Mr. Sanjeev, employs educators to provide schooling for children unable to afford it. Members of both societies volunteered their time and resources to organize various activities, including distributing essential stationery such as school bags, copies, cardboard, pens, pencils, erasers, sharpeners, rulers, and geometry sets to the young participants. Additionally, the children engaged in educational and recreational pursuits, fostering their holistic development. The staff also encouraged both children and parents to prioritize education, emphasizing its transformative power to illuminate life's challenging paths. The event concluded with the children enjoying a variety of sweet and savory dishes, leaving them thoroughly delighted.
Chess Tournament 2026
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The Chess Tournament was organized successfully with enthusiastic participation from students across various classes. The event served as an excellent platform for participants to demonstrate their strategic thinking, analytical ability, and problem-solving skills. Players competed through a series of matches conducted in a well-structured format.
The tournament maintained a calm and focused environment, enabling participants to exhibit concentration, patience, and true sportsmanship. Faculty coordinators supervised the rounds to ensure fair play and the smooth conduct of the competition. Students displayed remarkable planning and tactical depth, making the final rounds particularly engaging and competitive.
Overall, the Chess Tournament proved to be a successful and intellectually stimulating event that encouraged students to enhance their cognitive abilities and decision-making skills.
The tournament maintained a calm and focused environment, enabling participants to exhibit concentration, patience, and true sportsmanship. Faculty coordinators supervised the rounds to ensure fair play and the smooth conduct of the competition. Students displayed remarkable planning and tactical depth, making the final rounds particularly engaging and competitive.
Overall, the Chess Tournament proved to be a successful and intellectually stimulating event that encouraged students to enhance their cognitive abilities and decision-making skills.
Badminton Tournament 2026 (Doubles & Mixed-Doubles)
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The Badminton Tournament was conducted successfully with enthusiastic participation from students across various classes and six teams of faculty also in mixed-doubles event. The event aimed to promote physical fitness, skill development, and a sense of healthy competition. Matches were organized in both singles and doubles categories, following a knockout format. Players demonstrated excellent agility, coordination, and sportsmanship throughout the tournament.
Faculty members supervised the matches to ensure fair play and smooth execution of the event. The finals witnessed intense and energetic performances, and the winners were awarded certificates and medals for their achievements. Overall, the tournament created an engaging and vibrant atmosphere, motivating students to take an active interest in sports and physical well-being.
Faculty members supervised the matches to ensure fair play and smooth execution of the event. The finals witnessed intense and energetic performances, and the winners were awarded certificates and medals for their achievements. Overall, the tournament created an engaging and vibrant atmosphere, motivating students to take an active interest in sports and physical well-being.