Government Engineering College (GEC) in Bhojpur, Ara, marked National Mathematics Day 2025 with a special ceremony dedicated to celebrating the brilliance of young minds. The event, held on Monday, focused on honoring students who demonstrated exceptional talent in the Srinivasa Ramanujan talent search examination.
Celebrating Mathematical Excellence
The programme was conducted in the college's seminar hall, adhering to the guidelines set by the Bihar Council of Science & Technology (BCST) in Patna. Munesh Kumari, the nodal officer and an assistant professor of mathematics, spearheaded the organization of the event under her stewardship.
The ceremony commenced with the traditional lamp-lighting ritual, performed by the principal, Pankaj Kumar Srivastav, in the presence of the institution's senior faculty members. This was followed by an engaging and inspirational documentary screening that chronicled the life, vision, and monumental contributions of the legendary mathematician, Srinivasa Ramanujan.
Encouraging Future Innovators
Addressing the assembled students, parents, and teachers, Principal Srivastav extended his heartfelt congratulations to the awardees. He emphasized the importance of pursuing academic excellence, fostering innovation, and developing strong analytical thinking skills in the fields of mathematics and science. His words aimed to motivate the young achievers to reach even greater heights.
Students from Class VI to Class XII were recognized for their outstanding performance in the examination. This initiative is part of a broader effort to identify and encourage innovative thinking and mathematical aptitude at an early stage of education.
An Immersive Learning Experience
To complement the award ceremony and provide practical exposure, the college arranged an educational tour for the attending students. As explained by college teacher Amritanshu Raushan, the students were taken to the college's various laboratories and workshops. There, they were introduced to advanced instruments and modern technological facilities, giving them a glimpse into the practical applications of scientific and engineering principles.
The successful execution of the National Mathematics Day event was a collaborative effort. Faculty members Sanjeev Kumar Sajjan, Devnath, Vikrant, Rashmi, Shweta Anand, and Neha provided crucial support throughout the programme.
Furthermore, the smooth on-ground management was ensured by a team of dedicated student volunteers. Anjali, Khushi, Neeraj, Vishwajeet, Ajfar, and Sameer played a pivotal role in coordinating the event, making it a seamless and memorable experience for all participants.
