📑 Annual Report

Govt. College Raipur Rani (Panchkula)
Session: 2024–25

Introduction

Situated amidst the serene surroundings of Raipur Rani, at the foothills of the Shivalik ranges, Govt. College Raipur Rani has been a beacon of learning for rural and semi-urban youth since its establishment. The college caters to students not only from Panchkula district but also from the adjoining regions of Himachal Pradesh and Ambala.

The lush green campus, equipped with academic blocks, sports facilities, and cultural spaces, provides a conducive environment for education and holistic development. Over the years, the institution has expanded its infrastructure to meet the needs of growing student strength and emerging academic demands. In the session 2024–25, the college continued its journey of excellence with active participation in academics, sports, NSS, NCC, and cultural activities.

Currently, the college offers undergraduate courses in Arts, Commerce, and Science streams. With dedicated faculty and supportive staff, the institution is committed to imparting quality education and values to its students.

Student Strength

In the ongoing session (2024–25), the total student strength stands at 309, comprising 190 girls and 119 boys. The increasing enrollment reflects the trust and reputation the college holds in the region.

Staff

Out of 20 sanctioned teaching posts, 14 regular faculty members are currently serving, supported by guest faculty and extension lecturers. To manage practical labs and computer facilities, the college has appointed technical staff on contractual basis.

The college also has 5 sanctioned non-teaching posts, with a mix of regular and contractual employees ensuring the smooth functioning of the institution.

The teaching faculty remains research-oriented and committed, actively participating in workshops, conferences, and seminars to upgrade their knowledge and skills.

Achievements of Staff

  • Faculty members participated in Faculty Development Programs, Orientation/Refresher Courses, and research seminars.
  • Several faculty members presented research papers and published articles in reputed journals.

Website

The college maintains a dynamic website, which is updated regularly with notices, academic schedules, results, and activity reports. It serves as a transparent communication channel for students, parents, and faculty.

IQAC (Internal Quality Assurance Cell)

The IQAC, under the convenorship of Dr. Puja Bishnoi has been documenting academic and co-curricular activities as per UGC/NAAC guidelines.

Highlights of 2024–25:

  • Conducted an orientation program for students on digital learning resources and e-content.
  • Regular PTMs (Parent-Teacher Meetings) were organized to enhance interaction with parents and seek feedback.

Scholarships and Stipends

  • SC students benefited under the Consolidated Stipend Scheme and Free Books Scheme. Each eligible student received a monthly stipend along with funds for books.
  • OBC and EWS students availed scholarships under centrally sponsored Post-Matric schemes.
  • Financial assistance was also provided through the Student Aid Fund to needy students by refunding tuition fees.

Cultural Activities

The Talent Search Contest and Annual Cultural Fest were organized to encourage students’ creativity. Events included literary competitions, theatre, music, and dance.

Highlights:

  • Students participated in the Zonal Youth Festival (KUK) and secured positions in debate, folk dance, and music competitions.
  • A special cultural evening, was organized featuring classical and folk performances.
  • Many artists collaborated with the college to host a performance by renowned artists, enriching the students’ exposure to Indian heritage.

Sports

  • The college organized its Annual Athletic Meet in February 2025, with enthusiastic participation of more than 50 students.
  • Students represented the college in cricket, volleyball, and athletics various levels.

Highlights:

  • NSS cadets rendered voluntary services during Independence Day, Republic Day, and various awareness campaigns.

NSS

The college NSS units, guided by Program Officers Dr. Supriya Poonia and Dr. Pooja, actively carried forward the motto “Not Me, But You”.

Key activities (2024–25):

  • Organized a 7-day Day Night Special Camp in a nearby village, focusing on cleanliness, literacy awareness, and environmental protection.
  • Conducted Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, Tiranga Yatra, Voter Awareness Drive, and Blood Donation Camps.
  • Volunteers participated in tree plantation drives, rallies against drug abuse, and road safety awareness campaigns.

Library

The college library is equipped with a rich collection of more than 200 books, journals, and digital resources.

  • Library automation is progressing with SOUL software.
  • Subscriptions include N-List (INFLIBNET), e-journals, and magazines.
  • Membership of National Digital Library of India renewed for students and faculty.
  • Average daily student footfall remains high, reflecting active use of resources.

College Magazine

The annual college magazine, serves as a platform for literary and creative expression. Since 2025, it is published in e-magazine format and is accessible via the college website.

The magazine contains articles, poems, stories, and reports contributed by students and staff.

Women’s Studies and Development Cell

  • Conducted extension lectures on Women’s Rights, Health Awareness, and Gender Equality.
  • A medical check-up camp was also arranged for female students.

Placement Cell

The Placement Cell actively prepared students for job opportunities through career counseling sessions, resume-building workshops, and skill development programs.

Highlights:

  • Signed MoU with local Pharma company for skill development in areas like digital marketing, computer applications, and entrepreneurship.
  • Organized seminars on career opportunities in private and government sectors.
  • Several students successfully cleared competitive exams and secured placements.

Entrepreneurship Development Club

The ED Club encouraged students to explore innovative business ideas.

  • Conducted industrial visits and workshops on Startups and Entrepreneurship Skills.

Alumni Committee

The Alumni Association of the college is gradually expanding. Alumni regularly interact with students, guiding them on careers and higher studies.

  • Organized Alumni Meet 2023, which was attended by distinguished alumni from diverse fields.
  • Alumni contributed financially and supported academic/cultural events.

State Level Grants (Session 2024–25)

  • Science Exhibition & Lab Augmentation: ₹25000/-
  • Sports Development: ₹30000/-
  • Library Upgradation: ₹250000/-
  • Cultural Activities: ₹20000/-
  • Earn While You Learn: ₹20000/-
  • Placement Cell: ₹20000/-

Conclusion

The session 2024–25 has been fruitful, with remarkable achievements in academics, cultural, and sports arenas. Govt. College Raipur Rani continues to strive toward its mission of providing quality education, promoting values, and nurturing the talent of rural youth. With collective efforts of staff, students, alumni, and the community, the institution is confident of achieving greater milestones in the years ahead.

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Dr. Shailja Chhabra

Principal
Govt. College Raipur Rani (Panchkula)