Social Activities

SAHYOG – A DEPARTMENT-LED SOCIAL INITIATIVE


Rajagiri School of Engineering and Technology (RSET) proudly upholds its mission, ‘To impart state-of-the-art knowledge to individuals in various technological disciplines and to inculcate in them a high degree of social consciousness and human values, thereby enabling them to face the challenges of life with courage and conviction.’ Staying rooted to this motto, RSET always thrives to pursue its responsibility of developing social responsibility among the students in various ways. Apart from this, we acknowledge the students’ role as a member of society where they are required to consider numerous life issues critically and make decisions that are free from prejudice, superstition, and blind beliefs.
Given the current state of social awareness issues, it is imperative to give them proper attention and recognition. Despite numerous social challenges prevalent in our culture, the term "social awareness" remains unfamiliar to many.
To inculcate these principles, SAHYOG, a social venture by The Department of Basic Sciences and Humanities, was initiated to encourage teachers and students to participate in social work via institutional support.

Activities undertaken so far:

  1. N-95 Mask distribution: July 2021
    As a first step of DBSH Social Initiatives, we distributed N-95 masks to the drivers, gardeners, securities, cleaning staff of our college and to the hawkers near the Collectorate, Ernakulam District.

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  2. Groceries contribution to  Jesus Bhavan, December 2021. A helping hand to the Jesus Bhavan for the aged and people with intellectual disabilities at Mankuzhi near Kalady.

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  3. First Year B.Tech contribution of essentials to the Jesus Bhavan , Kalady : January 2022

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  4. Awareness talk on ‘Pain and Palliative Care’ for first year B. Tech students, on April 27, 2023 at Auditorium, KE Block, RSET. Dr. Biju Raghavan, Senior Consultant & HOD - Pain & Palliative Medicine, Rajagiri Hospital, Aluva, was the resource person.
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