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As A part of joy of giving the NRBBA students donated a small amount like Rs. 20 ,Rs 30 or an amount equal to one time snacks from the restuarant . for the mentally retarted children who stays in hostel and even study in Schools. by Showing them movie and even seeing movie "AAGE SE RIGHT with them on one fine Sunday morning . in september.

As soon as the twelve o clock bell struck , instead of everyone 's tummy groaning , svnitians had a special smile on their face. Atlast the D- day and the moment had come. With the canteen decorated with colourful balloons and students rushing with the extra balloons to the special kids , the scene was too amazing to bring the ecstasy of the world into svnit . With an amazing music and joyful ambience , every heart was enjoying its moment. Looking at the enthusiasm and energy of the kids everybody signed the graffiti wall with the stuff they would like to donate for the "joy of giving week" .

Students of Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management (SIOM), Nashik launched an intensive cleanliness drive in Nashik under the banner of Joyfest on September 28, 2009. On this festive day of Dussehra, students of the institute carried out the cleanliness drive around the Ram-kund area, the main pilgrimage site in Nashik. The Director of SIOM, Dr. Vandana Sonwaney, herself volunteered in this drive along with the students of the institute to lead by example.

Hi friends..It's needless to say that Joyfest @ SVNIT rocked..29th Sept. '09 is one of the most memorable days in the lives of the underprivileged children as well as SVNITians who were a part of the event..May this day come every month..

"Joy of giving" is the greatest joy in this world--was truly exemplified. With the theme of "Let's Give" the fest had a series of events for the children who visited the campus. They were given one of the best possible joys ranging from delicious lunch to animation movie to love and care they needed.

Alright people. This gonna be fun.

You have seen the notices already i am presuming, so let's not waste electronic space on blabbers.

Tomo, SVNIT surat will host 300 children from some schools for the specially abled kids.

There will be a luncheon in canteen and H6 for these lovely people. The food be served by us the students.

There after these guys will take an insti tour visit drishti, see our workshops, our cars, our bots, our classes.

Then after they will be bifurcated to LT1, NPTEL room and Electrical SEM Hall for movie screening,

we have done brain storming on it and found a idea of selling passes of event in industrial area and each pass cost Rs.100,and successfully sell 60 passes in just 3 hours. Teaching new activities to underprevilleged children is totaly a diffrent and great experience
for all of us,even we all are learning new Techniques from them.

We-the BJMCites were used to society by virtue of our MEDICAL CAREER....but we are now glad and lucky enugh that our prestigious BJMC is going to celebrate JOYFEST on 30th sept. 5 pm onwards....

It is real joy we are enjoying while organizing this event in our college....we are thankfull to all d sponcers for their valuable support morally nd financially....we are commited to serve you better....

and what about our NGO's childern??they are sure talanted.....and divine...all are my brothers and sisters....their pain is now my pain....

I was a research scientist but now i'm a housewife and an artist.Iwant to join and contribute for this cause. But i don't know how to start with.Please suggest me.Thanx.

As engineering students we often get to hear from our faculty, parents and sometimes even random strangers that engineers have responsibilities and obligations towards the society. And we generally nod in favor. However, I can be certain that not even 1 percent realize what that obligation entails. And yes, we don't bother to find it. Not because we are brats, but an endless curriculum and various extra curricular activities leave us very ,little time to ponder over these. We do want but most of us don't know how and where.