An Intellectual Tribute: Trimurti College Honors Dr. S. R. Ranganathan
Newasa Phata: August 12, 2025
On August 12, 2025, Trimurti Arts, Commerce, and Science College paid tribute to Dr. S. R. Ranganathan, widely regarded as the Father of Indian Library Science. The college celebrated the birth anniversary of this esteemed figure, who was not only a distinguished librarian but also a renowned mathematician and educationist.
Dr. Ranganathan’s life was dedicated to revolutionizing the field of library science. He developed groundbreaking concepts and theories, most notably the Five Laws of Library Science, which have become fundamental principles in the global library community. His visionary work transformed libraries from mere storage houses of books into dynamic, indispensable centers of knowledge and learning. He believed that every book has a reader and every reader has a book, and that a library is a living, growing organism.
By celebrating Dr. S. R. Ranganathan’s Jayanti, Trimurti College reaffirms its commitment to promoting the importance of libraries and the systematic organization of knowledge. His legacy continues to inspire students and educators to value research, information literacy, and the crucial role that a well-organized library plays in academic and intellectual growth. The event served as a reminder that the pursuit of knowledge is a sacred journey, one that is beautifully supported by the principles championed by Dr. Ranganathan.
On the eve of Raksha Bandhan, Trimurti Arts, Commerce, and Science College, Trimurtinagar, Nevasa Phata, hosted a beautiful Rakhi-making program. This creative and heartwarming event brought together students and staff to celebrate the cherished bond of brothers and sisters, fostering a sense of community and artistic expression.
The program was graced by the presence of esteemed leaders from across the Trimurti educational group, underscoring the institution’s commitment to cultural values and holistic student development. Among the dignitaries present were Principal Dr. Arasule Sir and Vice Principal Barge Madam of Trimurti Arts, Commerce, and Science College. They were joined by Dr. Anap Madam, Principal of the Pharmacy College, and Dr. Bhangale Madam, Principal of the B.Ed. Rural Girls College. The collective presence of these leaders, along with all college professors and a large number of students, created a vibrant and festive atmosphere.
The event encouraged students to use their creativity to design and craft unique Rakhis, which are symbolic of protection, love, and sibling affection. This program was not only an opportunity for artistic expression but also a meaningful way to celebrate one of India’s most traditional and beloved festivals, reinforcing the values of family and mutual respect. The college’s initiative successfully blended cultural celebration with creative engagement, making the occasion a memorable experience for everyone involved.
Today, Thursday, August 7, 2025, Trimurti Arts, Commerce, and Science College, Trimurtinagar, under the Trimurti Pawan Pratishthan, held a special program to honor two remarkable figures: Rabindranath Tagore on his 84th Punyatithi (death anniversary) and M.S. Swaminathan on his Jayanti (birth anniversary). This joint commemoration paid tribute to the immense and diverse contributions of a literary giant and a scientific visionary who both shaped India’s modern identity.
Rabindranath Tagore, a Nobel laureate and the composer of India’s national anthem, was a multifaceted personality—a poet, philosopher, painter, and educator. His works championed humanism, universalism, and cultural pride, leaving an indelible mark on Indian literature and thought. M.S. Swaminathan, often hailed as the “Father of the Green Revolution in India,” was a world-renowned agricultural scientist whose groundbreaking work in developing high-yield crop varieties saved millions from famine and transformed India into a food-sufficient nation.
The event saw the presence of a wide array of faculty members and students, demonstrating the college’s deep respect for these luminaries. Among those present were Head of the Arts Faculty Prof. Jawale Sir, Prof. Khedkar Sir, Prof. Aniket Arsule Sir, Prof. Bhavar Sir, Prof. Borude Sir, Prof. Avare Sir, Prof. Palhare Sir, Prof. Aragade Sir, Prof. Devtarse Sir, Prof. Sukalkar Sir, Prof. Gangurde Sir, Prof. Vairagar Sir, Prof. Gund Sir, Prof. Darandale Sir, Vice Principal Prof. Barge Madam, Prof. Navthar Madam, Prof. Dhakifale Madam, Prof. Wanjare Madam, Prof. Thorat Madam, Prof. Misal Madam, Prof. Gaikwad Madam, Prof. Auti Madam, Prof. Devkar Madam, Prof. Jadhav Madam, Prof. More Madam, Prof. Kolhe Madam, Prof. Kakade Madam, as well as students from all departments. The collective presence underscored the college’s commitment to honoring individuals who have profoundly influenced society through art, science, and a spirit of service, inspiring students to emulate their dedication and vision.
Today, Thursday, July 31, 2025, Trimurti Arts, Commerce, and Science College, Trimurtinagar, operating under the Trimurti Pawan Pratishthan, hosted an insightful session on two key courses offered under the Skill India Development initiative. The session aimed to provide students with in-depth information and highlight the significance of these skill-based programs for their future careers.
Dr. Kishor Dhanwate Sir and Prof. Gondhali Sir were the key speakers, who provided detailed insights into the courses. They thoroughly explained the curriculum, practical applications, and career prospects associated with these skill development programs. Their presentations emphasized the growing demand for skilled professionals in various industries and how these courses can equip students with the necessary expertise to thrive in the competitive job market. They also underlined the importance of continuous skill enhancement in today’s rapidly evolving economic landscape.
The session was attended by numerous faculty members and a large number of students, eager to learn about these valuable opportunities. Among the faculty present were Prof. Jawale Sir, Head of the Arts Faculty, and Prof. Khedkar Sir, along with other professors from the college. The collective presence of students and faculty underscored the institution’s commitment to promoting skill development and ensuring its students are well-prepared for their professional journeys. The initiative aligns perfectly with the broader national agenda of Skill India, aiming to empower the youth with practical, industry-relevant skills.
Today, Friday, August 1, 2025, Trimurti Arts, Commerce, and Science College, Trimurtinagar, Nevasa, under the Trimurti Pawan Pratishthan, observed a significant dual commemoration. The college paid tribute to two towering figures of Indian history: the 104th Punyatithi (death anniversary) of Lokmanya Bal Gangadhar Tilak and the 105th Jayanti (birth anniversary) of Lokshahir Annabhau Sathe. This joint celebration highlighted the diverse yet equally profound contributions of these leaders to India’s social and political landscape.
The event served as a poignant reminder of Lokmanya Tilak’s relentless struggle for India’s independence, encapsulated in his powerful slogan, “Swaraj is my birthright, and I shall have it!” His legacy as a fearless journalist, a profound educationist, and a driving force behind the nationalist movement continues to inspire. Simultaneously, the college honored Lokshahir Annabhau Sathe, the people’s bard, whose powerful literature and folk art gave voice to the marginalized and championed social justice. His narratives depicted the struggles and aspirations of the common people, making him a symbol of resilience and social awakening.
The ceremony saw the presence of numerous faculty members, reflecting the college’s collective respect for these historical figures. Among those present were Head of Arts Faculty, Prof. Jawale Sir, along with Prof. Khedkar Sir, Prof. Aniket Arasule Sir, Prof. Borude Sir, Prof. Avare Sir, Prof. Palhare Sir, Prof. Aragade Sir, Prof. Devtarse Sir, Prof. Sukalkar Sir, Prof. Vairagar Sir, Prof. Thorat Madam, and Prof. Gund Sir. The entire teaching fraternity of the college was also present, underscoring the institution’s commitment to upholding the values and ideals championed by these great personalities. The dual commemoration provided an opportunity for students and staff to reflect on the diverse paths to nation-building, from political activism to cultural and social reform, reinforcing the college’s dedication to holistic education and fostering responsible, historically aware citizens.
On Saturday, July 26, 2025, Trimurti Arts, Commerce, and Science College, Trimurtinagar, operating under the Trimurti Pawan Pratishthan, organized a special guidance session on the New Education Policy (NEP-2020). The primary objective of this session was to provide college faculty with in-depth knowledge of the new educational policy and to shed light on how to implement it effectively.
The program commenced with a warm welcome and introductory remarks by the college’s esteemed Principal, Dr. Arsule Sir. He delved into the fundamental concepts of NEP-2020, explaining its necessity and utility in today’s educational system. He emphasized how the policy aims to transform India’s education landscape to meet the demands of the 21st century, focusing on holistic development, flexibility, and multidisciplinary learning.
Following the introduction, Prof. Dr. Ahire D.D. and Prof. Dr. Pandit A.P. from New Arts, Commerce & Science College, Ahmednagar, were invited as key resource persons. They provided comprehensive guidance to the faculty on various crucial aspects of NEP-2020. Their session focused particularly on practical implementation strategies, including:
Timetable Management for UG and PG Courses: Detailed guidance on structuring academic schedules to align with the flexible credit system and multidisciplinary approach of NEP-2020.
Department-wise Workload Distribution: Insights into effectively allocating responsibilities among faculty members to ensure optimal utilization of resources and equitable distribution of tasks.
Workload Creation: Practical advice on how to define and manage academic and administrative workloads under the new policy framework.
The expert speakers also shed light on other critical changes introduced by NEP-2020, such as the flexibility in curriculum design, the emphasis on multidisciplinary studies, the integration of skill-based education, and transformations in assessment methodologies. They highlighted how these changes aim to create a more adaptable, student-centric, and future-ready educational system.
The session saw enthusiastic participation from the attending faculty members. They actively engaged in discussions, raised numerous queries, and sought clarifications on various aspects of the policy’s implementation, demonstrating their keen interest in adapting to the new framework.
At the conclusion of the program, Prof. Jawale S.A. delivered the vote of thanks, expressing heartfelt gratitude to the guest speakers and all attendees. The guidance session was attended by a comprehensive representation of the college’s academic team, including Vice Principal Prof. Nikita Barge, and professors from various departments such as Prof. Ashwini Auti, Prof. Vaishnavi Misal, Prof. Ashutosh Palhare, Prof. Khedkar Somnath, Prof. Mayuresh Aragade, Prof. Akshay Devtarse, Prof. Sainath Bhavar, Prof. Rahul Borude, Prof. Pravin Avare, Prof. Amruta Devkar, Prof. Sujata More, Prof. Nitin Chirmade, Prof. Praveen Lohkare, Prof. Yogita Gaikwad, Prof. Pranjal Thorat, Prof. Wanjare Nutan, Prof. Gayatri Dhakifale, Prof. Jadhav Geeta, and others.
Heads of all departments, associate professors, and other teaching staff participated with great enthusiasm, indicating the college’s collective commitment to embracing the new educational paradigm. The program was exceptionally successful, providing the participating faculty with much-needed clarity on the academic, administrative, and planning aspects required for NEP-2020 implementation. The college’s Principal, all department heads, and the teaching fraternity took the lead in ensuring the success of this event. This guidance session is poised to bring about significant positive changes in the academic efficiency and overall educational approach of the college.
On July 23, 2025, Trimurti Arts, Commerce, and Science College, Trimurtinagar, Nevasa Phata, hosted an informative session detailing skill development courses under the government-backed Mahajyoti scheme. The session, aimed at empowering students with practical skills for future employment, was conducted by Mr. Pratik Gosavi Sir, a representative from the Sai Ishwari Foundation.
Mr. Gosavi provided comprehensive information about two specific courses offered through this scheme: Makeup Artist and Cabling Technician. He explained that each course would run for seven days, with daily one-hour sessions. Upon completion, students would undergo an examination, and successful candidates would receive a certificate from the Sector Skill Council. Mr. Gosavi emphasized that this certification would be highly beneficial for the students’ future career prospects.
Bridging Gaps: Mahajyoti’s Inclusive Approach to Skill Building
A key highlight of the Mahajyoti scheme, as explained by Mr. Gosavi, is its focus on specific demographics and its commitment to accessibility. The scheme is open to students belonging to the
OBC, SBC, VJ, and NT categories, within an age group of 20 to 45 years. Importantly, these courses are
free of charge, removing financial barriers to skill acquisition for eligible students.
encouraged all eligible students to enroll in these valuable courses, reiterating the practical benefits they offer for career advancement. The session saw active participation from faculty members across all departments, non-teaching staff, and a large number of students, underscoring the college’s dedication to providing diverse opportunities for its community.
The Mahajyoti scheme, by offering specialized, free-of-cost training in high-demand fields like Makeup Artistry and Cabling Technology, directly contributes to skill development and employment generation. Trimurti Arts, Commerce, and Science College is proud to facilitate such initiatives, empowering its students with vocational skills that are crucial for navigating today’s competitive job market and building a secure future.
Trimurti Arts, Commerce, and Science College reverently observed the Smritidin (death anniversary) of Lokshahir Annabhau Sathe. The occasion was marked by a program of homage and literary remembrance, celebrating the life and contributions of this extraordinary folk artist and social reformer.
The commemoration began with the traditional lighting of the lamp (Deep Prajwalan) and floral tributes to Annabhau Sathe’s image. Following this, students presented a dramatic portrayal based on Annabhau’s literature, bringing his powerful stories to life.
Annabhau Sathe: The Voice of the Voiceless and an Inspiration for Resilience
Addressing the gathering,
Principal Dr. R. Arasule Sir emphasized that Annabhau Sathe was not merely a literary figure, but truly the voice of the working class. He explained how Annabhau’s stories vividly depicted the sorrow, struggles, and hopes of the deprived sections of society.
Dr. Arasule Sir highlighted that Annabhau Sathe’s challenging life journey inspires students with persistence, self-awareness, and a strong social consciousness. His literature, encompassing folk tales, novels, and powadas (ballads), served as a powerful tool for social awakening and advocating for the rights of the marginalized.
By observing Annabhau Sathe Smritidin, Trimurti Arts, Commerce, and Science College reaffirms its commitment to fostering social awareness, empathy, and resilience among its students. The event encouraged students to draw inspiration from Annabhau’s life, understanding the importance of fighting for justice and giving a voice to those unheard, thereby contributing to a more equitable society.
On June 26, 2025, Trimurti Arts, Commerce, and Science College observed Chhatrapati Shahu Maharaj Jayanti as Social Justice Day. The event served as a profound homage to one of modern India’s greatest proponents of social equality, whose pioneering work laid the foundation for a more inclusive society.
The program commenced with the traditional lighting of the lamp (Deep Prajwalan) and floral tributes to Chhatrapati Shahu Maharaj’s image. This solemn beginning set the tone for a day dedicated to reflecting on his revolutionary contributions.
A Visionary for Social Reform: Shahu Maharaj’s Enduring Impact
Chhatrapati Shahu Maharaj was a monumental figure in modern Indian history, recognized as a great advocate for social equality. His reign was characterized by relentless efforts to dismantle caste barriers and promote education for all, especially the marginalized. He spearheaded the introduction of reservations for backward classes and tirelessly worked towards eradicating caste-based discrimination, showing the path towards a casteless society.
Addressing the students,
Principal Dr. R. Arsule Sir eloquently recalled Shahu Maharaj’s life and work, emphasizing that he was not merely a ruler but a sensitive social reformer. Dr. Arsule Sir highlighted how Shahu Maharaj’s ideals instilled values of equality, fraternity, and the profound importance of education among students. His vision directly resonates with the core principles of Trimurti Arts, Commerce, and Science College, which strives to provide accessible and quality education to all, nurturing responsible citizens who champion social justice and equality in society. The celebration served as a powerful reminder of Shahu Maharaj’s transformative legacy and the ongoing commitment to realizing his dream of an equitable society.
Trimurti Arts, Commerce, and Science College held a solemn program to observe the Punyatithi (death anniversary) of Rani Lakshmibai of Jhansi. The event was a heartfelt tribute to the legendary warrior queen, whose unparalleled courage and defiance continue to inspire generations.
The commemoration began with the traditional lighting of the lamp (Deep Prajwalan). Following this, students presented a captivating portrayal of Rani Lakshmibai’s life, bringing to life the extraordinary journey of this iconic figure.
Rani Lakshmibai: A Symbol of Indomitable Spirit and National Pride
Addressing the gathering,
Principal Dr. R. Arsule Sir lauded Rani Lakshmibai as an undefeated and fearless female leader in Indian history. He highlighted her unparalleled valor during the 1857 War of Independence. Dr. Arsule Sir reminded everyone of her defiant words,
“I will not give up my Jhansi”, emphasizing how this declaration challenged British rule and ignited the spirit of resistance.
The Principal stressed that Rani Lakshmibai’s tales of bravery instill the seeds of patriotism and self-respect in students. Her life serves as a powerful testament to courage, resilience, and unwavering dedication to one’s homeland. By observing her Punyatithi, Trimurti Arts, Commerce, and Science College reinforces its commitment to educating students not just academically, but also by instilling in them a deep sense of national pride, historical awareness, and the spirit of valiant leadership that Rani Lakshmibai so brilliantly embodied. Her legacy continues to be a guiding light for all who aspire to stand for justice and freedom.
