Tuesday, September 29, 2026
Date(s): 29th September 2026
Time: 4.00 PM to 6.00 PM
Venue: Seminar Hall
Resource Person: Dr. Viniya Lokhande
Participants PGDM SEM I Students – Batch 2026-2028
Faculty Coordinator Dr. Viniya Lokhande
Student Coordinator Rotaractors of RCDYPBS
Organizer Rotaract Club, Dr. D Y Patil B- School, Pune
Objectives:
The major objectives of the poster-making competition were to:
- Create awareness about the importance of safety and well-being.
- Encourage students to think creatively about safety-related issues.
- Promote positive and preventive practices among students and society.
- Provide a platform for students to communicate meaningful social messages through visual art.
- Develop creativity, imagination, and communication skills.
- Encourage students to contribute towards creating a safe and happy society.
Detail Report
The Rotaract Club of Dr. D. Y. Patil B-School, Pune successfully organized KAVACH – Day 1: Poster Making Competition on 29 September 2026 at the Seminar Hall.
The activity was conducted on the theme “Safe & Happy”, with the broader objective of building a culture of safety for students and society. The competition provided participants with a creative platform to express their ideas and perspectives on safety, well-being, preventive practices, and the creation of a positive and happy environment.
Event Proceedings
The event commenced at 4:00 PM at the Seminar Hall. Participants were briefed about the theme “Safe & Happy” and were encouraged to develop creative poster concepts reflecting the importance of safety and happiness in everyday life.
Students actively engaged in the poster-making activity and used creative visual elements, illustrations, messages, and meaningful concepts to communicate their ideas.
The activity provided an interactive and engaging environment in which participants could combine creativity with social awareness. Through their posters, students presented different perspectives on building safer, healthier, and more positive environments for students and society.
Key Highlights
- Successful conduct of KAVACH – Day 1.
- Theme-based Poster Making Competition on “Safe & Happy.”
- Active participation and creative engagement of students.
- Focus on safety awareness and positive social practices.
- Students used visual communication to convey meaningful messages.
- The activity promoted creativity along with social responsibility.
- The event created awareness about the importance of building a culture of safety and happiness.
Skills Developed
The activity contributed to the development of the following skills among participants:
- Creativity and imagination
- Visual communication
- Critical thinking
- Idea generation
- Social awareness
- Message development
- Presentation skills
- Team spirit and participation
Learning Outcomes
Through the activity, students were able to:
Illustrate the importance of safety and happiness through creative visual representation.
2. Demonstrate awareness of preventive and positive practices that contribute to a safer society.
3. Create meaningful visual messages addressing safety and well-being.
4. Express their ideas effectively through posters and visual communication.
5. Recognize their role in promoting a safe, positive, and supportive environment.
Impact of the Event
The poster-making competition successfully combined creative expression with social awareness. It encouraged students to reflect on the meaning of safety and happiness and communicate their understanding in an engaging visual format.
The activity also reinforced the idea that creating a safe society is a collective responsibility and that students can contribute to positive social change through awareness, responsible behaviour, and proactive participation.
Conclusion
KAVACH – Day 1: Poster Making Competition was successfully conducted by the Rotaract Club of Dr. D. Y. Patil B-School, Pune on 29 September 2026.
The event provided students with an opportunity to showcase their creativity while communicating important messages related to safety, well-being, awareness, and happiness. The enthusiastic participation of students contributed to making the activity meaningful, engaging, and socially relevant.