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In this spirit, KFintech’s recent CSR initiative brought together 83 students and 3 lecturers from Telangana Tribal Welfare Residential Degree College (TTWRDC) Women College Mahabubabad for an insightful visit to CSIR-IICT Hyderabad. This initiative aimed to bridge the gap between academic knowledge and practical application, with the opportunity to witness cutting-edge research and development.
Indian Institute of Chemical Technology (IICT), Hyderabad is a constituent laboratory of the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), New Delhi. In India, it is one of the oldest National Laboratories and a reliable destination for chemical and biotech industries.
Exploring Bio-Hydrogen Reactors and Environmental Conservation
One of the key highlights of the visit was the exploration of bio-hydrogen reactors, where the students learned about their processes and their significance in creating a sustainable and eco-friendly future.
Pheromones and Innovative Pest Control Strategies
Dr. Kariyanna B, scientist in the Fluoro-Agrochemicals Division at IICT, explained to the students about pheromones and their application in monitoring target pests, shedding light on innovative approaches to pest control.
Atmospheric Water Generator: A Solution to Water Scarcity
The demonstration of an atmospheric water generator added a practical dimension to the visit. In a world with water scarcity, students witnessed firsthand a technology designed to extract water from the atmosphere.
Biogas Production from Organic Waste
The students also learned about the process of generating biogas (CH4) using rotten vegetables and fruits, helping them understand waste management and renewable energy sources.
Gratitude & Testimonials from TTWRDC Women’s College Mahabubabad
The gratitude expressed by the students and staff of TTWRDC Women’s College Mahabubabad echoed the success of this initiative. Testimonials highlighted the invaluable knowledge gained during the visit.
T Hampi (BSc, 2nd Year ) – “We were happy to see the KFintech team as sponsors and I think we are the luckiest people. I never expected such a wonderful opportunity. We are blessed. When I was on my way to the visit I did not know anything, but on my return, I gained a lot of knowledge. I shared my experience with my friends and family members.”
T Prayusha (Food and Nutrition Course, 2nd Year) – “The trainer explained all concepts very well. Thanks to KFintech for providing us with food and cold drinks along with this wonderful opportunity.”
B Divya (MPC Student, 3rd Year) – “Experiments shown to us were very interesting. The concept of ‘Gobar Gas’ was very interesting. We enjoyed the trip a lot and thanks to KFintech for sponsoring such a wonderful trip.”
Conclusion
The visit to CSIR-IICT Hyderabad not only provided an understanding of scientific principles but also transformed the way education is perceived among the students of TTWRDC Women’s College Mahabubabad. The collaborative efforts of CSIR-IICT, KFintech CSR volunteers, and the participating students exemplify the power of such initiatives in shaping the future of education and student development.
