IIC Bppimt

28/03/2026

Organised by: NSS(SFU)- BPPIMT UNIT IN ASSOCIATION WITH IIC, ICC &
MEDICAL ASSISTANCE CELL
No. of Participants: 158
Date: 9th January, 2026
Place: AUDITORIOM, C - BLOCK

Objective:
The primary objective of Students’ Week was to create awareness among students about career opportunities, financial assistance facilities, gender sensitization, and campus rights. The program aimed to empower students with essential knowledge for personal growth, professional development, and a safe, inclusive academic environment.

Event Overview:
Students’ Week was organized by NSS (SFU) – BPPIMT Unit in association with the Institution’s Innovation Council (IIC), Internal Complaints Committee (ICC), and Medical Assistance Cell at B. P. Poddar Institute of Management & Technology. The event featured expert sessions conducted by Ms. Aparna Ghosh(Professional Counsellor), on gender sensitization, prevention and redressal of sexual abuse, Dr. Arijit Dey(Dy. Registar, BPPIMT) on the student credit card facilities, and Mr. Debasish Bakshi(Training & placement officer) on career guidance. The sessions were informative, interactive, and aligned with students’ academic and professional needs.

Participation:
A total of 158 students from the IT, CSE, ECE and EE Department participated in this event. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from students across various departments of the institute. Faculty members, NSS volunteers, IIC volunteers and organizing committee members actively supported the smooth conduct of the program, ensuring high engagement and effective interaction between students and speakers.

Outcome:
This program successfully achieved its learning objectives. Key outcomes include:
• Increased awareness among students about career opportunities and career planning.
• Improved understanding of financial assistance schemes.
• Improved career and academic decision making.
• Boosted students’ confidence in accessing institutional support and resources.
Overall, Students’ Week proved to be a meaningful initiative contributing to students’ holistic development.

28/03/2026

Organised by: ENGINEERS’ WELFARE FORUM BY WBPDCL
No. of Participants: 100
Date: 22nd February 2026
Place: WBPDCL Auditorium Corporate Office, Kolkata
Objective: The primary objective of the seminar was to create awareness about the practical applications of Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare and Power Systems. It aimed to provide students with a deeper understanding of how AI technologies improve efficiency, accuracy, and decision-making in critical sectors. The seminar also focused on bridging the gap between academic learning and real-world implementation, while motivating students to explore research, innovation, and career opportunities in the field of AI.
Event Overview: The seminar on Application of Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare & Power Systems brought together faculty members, experts, and students to discuss the growing impact of AI in modern industries. The session covered key topics such as AI-based disease detection, predictive healthcare systems, smart grid management, load forecasting, and renewable energy optimization.
Speakers explained real-world examples and current advancements, making the session informative and practical. The event provided an interactive learning environment, encouraging students to understand how AI is transforming both medical services and energy infrastructure for a smarter and more sustainable future
Participation: The event was attended by approximately 100 students, respected Professors, the Directors, and the Chief Guests , all of whom shared their valuable insights and guidance during the seminar.
Overview : The seminar significantly enhanced the participants’ understanding of how Artificial Intelligence is transforming the healthcare and power sectors. Students gained practical knowledge about real-world AI applications such as disease prediction, smart grid management, and renewable energy optimization.
The session also inspired students to explore research opportunities and career paths in AI, robotics, and emerging technologies. It encouraged critical thinking, innovation, and awareness about the importance of technology in solving real-life challenges.
Overall, the seminar was informative, motivating, and beneficial in broadening technical knowledge and future perspectives.

28/03/2026

28/03/2026

Institution’s Innovation Council, BPPIMT organized a ‘AICTE–MIC Driven Activity on AI for Atmanirbhar Bharat HEI Pre-Summit Engagements towards India AI Impact Summit 2026” on 6th February, 2026 at C block auditorium.

The speaker of the session was Mr. Subhasish Das, Assistant Professor, EE Department, BPPIMT. He highlighted the importance of AI in emerging sectors such as smart manufacturing, healthcare, energy systems, automation, and education. Key objective of the session includes awareness among students about the growing role of Artificial Intelligence in nation building and its contribution towards achieving the vision of Atmanirbhar Bharat. The session was conducted as part of the pre-summit engagements leading up to the India AI Impact Summit 2026. The program was a grand success in presence of faculty and staff members with 60 numbers of students of B.P.P.I.M.T.

06/03/2026

05/03/2026

Herbal Abir Launching Ceremony
As part of its commitment to sustainability, the Institution’s Innovation Council(IIC), BPPIMT organized an initiative to prepare and distribute organic colours made from natural plant-based ingredients on 27th February,2026. The aim was to promote eco-friendly alternatives to synthetic chemical colours and raise environmental awareness across the campus community.
Objectives
• Promote eco-friendly, chemical-free colours during festivals.
• Educate the community about the benefits of plant-based dyes.
• Demonstrate that vibrant colours can be made from everyday ingredients.
• Instil environmental responsibility and sustainable living habits.
• Provide a hands-on learning experience in natural chemistry and botany.

Natural Colour Sources
● Beetroot gives a pink color. It contains betacyanin. It is non-toxic and biodegradable.
● Aparajita flower gives a sky blue color. It contains anthocyanin. It is anti-inflammatory and safe.
● Spinach gives a fresh green color. It contains chlorophyll. It is nourishing and non-irritating.
● Turmeric gives a yellow color. It contains curcumin. It has anti-bacterial properties and provides a brightening effect.
Participation & Outcome
The initiative received enthusiastic participation from students, faculty, administrative staff, and housekeeping teams. On the day of the colour festival, students and faculty consciously chose the college-made organic colours over synthetic alternatives — a testament to the awareness the initiative had successfully built. The campus atmosphere was vibrant with music, joy, and splashes of pink, blue, green, and yellow.
Key Benefits
• Safe for skin — no harsh chemicals or allergic reactions.
• Biodegradable — no soil or water pollution after washing off.
• Non-toxic to animals and birds during outdoor celebrations.
• Cost-effective and made from easily available ingredients.
• Carry added health benefits (e.g., turmeric's anti-bacterial properties).

Challenges & Learnings
Limited shelf life required careful same-day planning. Achieving consistent pigment intensity across large batches proved difficult due to ingredient freshness variability. Spinach green faded faster than other colours. These challenges were noted as learning opportunities for future editions.
Conclusion
This initiative demonstrated that sustainable celebrations need not compromise on vibrancy or joy. The college community's wholehearted participation signalled a meaningful shift toward environmental responsibility. The college commits to expanding this initiative each year — incorporating more natural sources and building a campus culture rooted in sustainability.

27/02/2026

Herbal Abir Launcing Ceremony

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27.02.26

27/02/2026

TECHSTORM 2.26 Inauguration

25.02.26

25/02/2026

Matribhasa Divas celebration

25/02/2026

14 th National Seminar on "Application of AI in Healthcare & Power Systems"

22.02.26
Eminent Speakers: Prof. Suman Chakraborty , IIT Kharagpur
Dr. Kunal Sarkar
Prof. Soumyo Mukherji, IIT, Bombay
Prof. Goutam Saha , IIT Kharagpur
Prof. Santanu Chaudhury
Ashoka University

21/02/2026

“Sampreeti”

Herbal Abir(natural gulal) Preparation

An endeavor to establish trust, respect, gratitude and true bonding in friendship. Here students will receive hands-on training of successfully working in teams and first-hand knowledge of entrepreneurship, business management and startup.

Objective:
The objective of the event Herbal Abir(natural gulal) Preparation was to promote awareness about eco- friendly and natural products, encourage sustainable practices, and introduce students to the preparation of herbal and chemical-free alternatives. The event aimed to educate participants on the traditional methods of preparing herbal aabir using natural ingredients, encourage environmental responsibility, and foster creativity, teamwork, and hands-on learning among students while emphasizing health and safety during festive celebrations.

Event Overview:
The Herbal Aabir Preparation event was successfully organized in B. P. Poddar Institute of Management & Technology (BPPIMT) with faculty members and students in association with the Institution’s Innovation Council (IIC). The session was conducted by Prof. Siddhartha Datta, Professor, Department of Chemical Engineering, Jadavpur University, who shared valuable insights into the scientific aspects, safety considerations, and preparation techniques of herbal aabir. The event included demonstration and interaction, making it informative and engaging.

Participation:
A total of 44 students from the various departments enthusiastically participated in the event. Faculty members, IIC CELL coordinators and organizing committee members supported the program, ensuring smooth coordination and effective learning.

Outcome:
The event successfully achieved its learning objectives. Key outcomes include:
• Awareness of eco-friendly and herbal products.
• Hands-on knowledge of herbal aabir preparation.
• Promotion of sustainable and safe festive practices.
• Improved student engagement and practical learning.

Overall, the event successfully promoted eco-friendly practices, provided practical learning and encouraged sustainable and safe celebrations among students.

13/02/2026

Event : Stress Management, Mental-well being
Date: 11.02.26
Speakers: Dr. Kaushik Niyogi
& Dipayan Das