The Students Innovation Council (SIC) in an engineering college plays a vital role in fostering creativity, problem-solving, and entrepreneurial skills among students. It serves as a platform for students to explore new ideas, collaborate on innovative projects, and turn theoretical knowledge into practical applications. By organizing workshops, hackathons, and competitions, the council encourages students to engage in interdisciplinary learning and stay updated with the latest technological advancements. Additionally, the SIC promotes a culture of research and development, preparing students to address real-world challenges and enhancing their employability by nurturing leadership and teamwork skills.

Mrs. Ruksana Banu, Convener-SIC, Afiya Zuha, Ayesha Qurathul Ain, Bushra Fatima, Farheen Firdous, Rabiya Uzma SA, Sara Salith, Umme Kaunain Hurera, Umme Kulsum T, Wajeeha Khan & Zainab Taj, Student Members-SIC (clockwise).

IMPORTANCE OF SPACE DAY CELEBRATION

Space Day celebration in India holds immense significance as it highlights the nation's remarkable achievements in space exploration and inspires future generations to pursue careers in science and technology. India, through the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), has made groundbreaking advancements, such as the Chandrayaan and Mangalyaan missions, positioning itself as a global leader in space technology. Celebrating Space Day fosters awareness about these accomplishments and encourages scientific curiosity among students and researchers. It also emphasizes the role of space technology in everyday life, from communication and navigation to disaster management and environmental monitoring. Furthermore, Space Day serves as a platform to honor the contributions of Indian scientists and engineers while reinforcing the country's commitment to innovation and self-reliance in space exploration. By promoting space education and collaboration, this celebration contributes to India's vision of becoming a major player in the global space industry.

SIGNIFICANCE OF CHANDRAYAAN-III

Chandrayaan-III holds immense significance as it marks India's successful attempt to land on the Moon, further strengthening the nation’s position in global space exploration. Launched by the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) on July 14, 2023, Chandrayaan-III achieved a historic milestone by making a soft landing near the Moon’s south pole on August 23, 2023. This mission was a follow-up to Chandrayaan-II, aiming to demonstrate India’s capability to execute a precise and safe lunar landing. The success of Chandrayaan-III showcased India's technological advancements in space science, particularly in autonomous landing and rover mobility. The Vikram lander and Pragyan rover played a crucial role in conducting scientific experiments, analyzing lunar soil, and studying the Moon’s surface conditions. This mission not only contributed valuable data for future lunar exploration but also reinforced India's reputation as a cost-effective and efficient spacefaring nation. Furthermore, Chandrayaan-III inspired scientific curiosity and innovation among students and researchers, highlighting the importance of space exploration for future advancements in technology and planetary studies. It also paved the way for deeper international collaborations and India's participation in global space missions. The success of Chandrayaan-III signifies a giant leap for India’s space program, bringing the nation closer to achieving its long-term goals in interplanetary exploration.

First Prize:

Ms. Farheen Firdose-1WT23CS020

Ms.N Zoya - 1WT23CS030

Ms.Sidra Kaleem -1WT23CS042

Ms.Zainab Taj - 1WT23CS058

Second Prize:

Ms. Afiya Zuha-1WT23CS001

Ms. Bushra Fatima - 1WT23CS014

Ms.Wajeeha Khan -1WT23CS056

Third Prize:

Ms. Ayman Siddiqa-1WT23CS003

Ms. Asfiya Fathima - 1WT23CS009 

Ms.Farheen Firdose -1WT23CS020

First Prize in Technical Paper

Ms. Bindu D Gudlar -1WT23CS013

Ms. Simran - 1WT23CS043

Ms.N Zoya - 1WT23CS030

First Prize in English 

Ms. Afiya Zuha-1WT23CS001

Ms. Bushra Fatima - 1WT23CS014

Ms.Wajeeha Khan -1WT23CS056

Third Prize in Technical Paper

Ms. Ruchitha P-1WT23CS036

Ms. Sana Munir - 1WT23CS037 

Ms.Zainab Taj -1WT23CS058