Department of B.Com - Activities

Department of B.Com - Activities & Events conducted in year 2025-26

Department of Commerce

A Guest Lecture on Gender sensitization, ‘Breaking stereotypes: Redefining Masculinity & Femininity’ was conducted on 22nd July 2025 by the Department of Commerce, Economics and PA & FM. The aim of this activity to create awareness about an environment where everyone, regardless of gender, has equal opportunities and representation. Resource person Mr. Nishant Jha (Writer, Director and Motivational Speaker) spoke about breaking down barriers and challenge deep-seated gender stereotypes and biases. He stated that 'gender roles' are full of prejudices and assumptions that uphold inequity. And we must all undergo an immense mental transformation if we are working toward the cause of gender equality. The Outcome of this activity is it increased awareness level of learners about gender stereotypes and their harmful effects. By encouraging open-mindedness, empathy, and an inclusive perspective, learners can be more sensitive about gender equality.262 learners participated in the event.

The Department of Commerce, Economics, and B.Com. in Business Administration (PA & FM) of Thakur College of Science and Commerce organized a Reel Making Competition on 18th August 2025, as part of the Independence Day celebrations. The theme of the competition was “Unity in Diversity and National Integration,” aimed at fostering patriotism and celebrating India’s progress and unity.

A total of 25 students actively participated in the event, creating short reels showcasing the spirit of national integration, cultural diversity, and social harmony. The competition provided a creative platform for students to express their ideas through digital media while adhering to the theme.

The event successfully enhanced patriotic sentiments among students and promoted awareness of India’s cultural diversity. It also encouraged creativity, strengthened the sense of shared national identity, and highlighted the importance of unity in a diverse society.

The Department of Commerce, Economics, and B.Com. in Business Administration (PA & FM) organized a Guest Lecture on “Introduction to Financial Planning: How to Buy & Sell Shares in the Stock Market” on 21st August 2025.

The session was conducted by Dr. Hiral Trivedi Pathak, SEBI SMART Trainer, who provided valuable insights into the importance of savings, financial planning, and various investment avenues, including stock market basics. The lecture aimed to equip learners with essential knowledge and skills to make informed financial decisions for both personal and professional growth.

A total of 97 students participated in the session. The lecture enhanced students’ understanding of financial discipline, investment planning, and responsible financial behaviour, contributing to better financial stability and goal-oriented decision-making.

The Department of Commerce, Thakur College of Science and Commerce, organized an Intercollegiate Event “AD-MAD 2025 – Where Ideas Compete, Creativity Wins” on 25th September 2025 in the Seminar Hall.

The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from students of TCSC as well as various other colleges, with a total of 514 learners taking part. The competition comprised a series of engaging and innovative rounds, including Mind Blender, Rhythm Rumble, Letter Grid, Logo Whisper, and Final Flash, designed to test participants’ creativity and marketing acumen.

The primary objective of the event was to enhance students’ creativity, marketing intelligence, teamwork, and communication skills through practical and competitive activities focused on advertising concepts.

The event successfully provided a dynamic platform for students to showcase their talents, fostered innovative thinking, and encouraged collaborative learning, making it a highly enriching experience for all participant

On the occasion of Dharti Aaba Birsa Munda Jayanti and as part of the Jan Jatiya Gaurav Varsh celebrations, the Department of Commerce organized a Story Writing Competition titled “Tribal Canvas: Stories of Diversity” on 26th November 2025.

The event aimed to create awareness among students about the significant contributions of tribal heroes and the rich cultural heritage of India’s tribal communities. A total of 25 entries were received, highlighting diverse tribal traditions and narratives.

Winners:
1st – Pranjal Jaiswal (TYBCom C)
2nd – Ishika Kamlesh (FYBiotech)
3rd – Ayushi Shukla (FYBCom Q) and Atharva Mhatre (SYBIA)

The competition successfully encouraged creative expression while promoting appreciation for India’s tribal legacy.

The Department of Commerce, in collaboration with the Department of Physics, organized a Poster Exhibition on “Languages of India” on 1st December 2025 in the College Library.

The event aimed to promote cultural diversity, celebrate India’s rich linguistic heritage, and foster unity through effective communication. The posters creatively showcased various Indian languages, highlighting common vocabularies, sentence structures, linguistic roots, and vowel systems, thereby emphasizing both diversity and interconnectedness among languages.

The exhibition received an encouraging response, with a total of 227 students and visitors participating. The event successfully enhanced awareness and appreciation of India’s multilingual identity while providing a platform for creative and academic expression.

The Department of Commerce, in collaboration with the Departments of Economics, Environmental Studies (EVS), and PAFM, successfully organized a Poster-Making Competition on 24th January 2026 as part of the Action Plan for the Commemoration of 150 Years of Vande Mataram. The event aimed to celebrate the enduring legacy of Vande Mataram while fostering creativity, patriotism, and awareness among students.

The competition centered around thoughtfully curated themes that reflected both the historical and contemporary relevance of the nation. These included “Vande Mataram – Voice of the Freedom Struggle,” “The Tricolour in Nature,” “Sujalam Suphalam,” “Unity in Diversity – One Motherland,” and “Youth Voice – Vande Mataram & Viksit Bharat.” Each theme encouraged participants to explore the deep-rooted connection between India’s cultural heritage and its vision for progressive nation-building.

The primary objective of the event was to instill a sense of patriotism among students, highlight the historical significance of Vande Mataram during India’s freedom movement, and inspire young minds to reflect on their role in shaping a developed and unified nation. The activity also provided a platform for students to express their perspectives through art, thereby promoting creativity, critical thinking, and civic awareness.

A total of 29 students enthusiastically participated in the competition, showcasing remarkable artistic talent and originality. Their posters effectively captured the spirit of the themes, blending historical insight with modern interpretation.

The competition concluded with the declaration of winners, who were selected based on creativity, relevance to the theme, presentation, and overall impact:

First Place: Divyanshi Patel (SYBAF B) 

Second Place: Sakshi Yadav (FYBCOM P) 

Third Place: Ashwini Anavadiya (SYBAF B) and Divyanshi Gupta (SYBCOM J) 

The Department of Commerce, in association with the Department of PAFM, successfully organized its flagship event, Grand Fun ‘N’ Fair 2026, on 6th February 2026. The event was centered around the vibrant theme, “From the Pitch to the Fair, Joy Everywhere,” celebrating the spirit, strength, and remarkable achievements of women in the T20 Women’s World Cup Cricket.

The event was formally inaugurated by distinguished guests, including Ms. Bidisha Sarkar, Former Associate Professor and Head of the Department of Economics, Mithibai College; Mr. Sunil Rathi, an engineer from IIT with professional expertise in business setup; and the esteemed Principal, Dr. Mrs. C. T. Chakraborthy. Their presence added immense value and inspiration to the occasion.

A total of 47 stalls were set up by students at the TCSC Gangway Area, functioning from 9:30 AM to 5:00 PM. These stalls were categorized into three segments—Food, Articles, and Games—each reflecting creativity, innovation, and strong business acumen. Students from both Degree and Junior College actively participated by conceptualizing, designing, promoting, and selling their products and services through attractively decorated stalls.

The primary objective of the event was to nurture and develop entrepreneurial skills among students. It provided them with practical exposure to real-world business scenarios, including planning, marketing, customer interaction, teamwork, and financial management. Participants demonstrated commendable enthusiasm and professionalism, effectively transforming ideas into viable ventures.

The event proved to be a dynamic platform for experiential learning, allowing students to showcase their budding entrepreneurial abilities while fostering confidence, leadership, and collaboration. The lively atmosphere, coupled with strong participation, made the event a grand success.

Winners List:

Winners List:

Best Decoration: Shreeya Vaidya,Saachi Shimru,Shreya Yadav-(SYBIA)

Best Seller: Pradumnarayan Singh (TYBSC), Abhishek PAL (FYMSC))

Best Quality Product: Somesh Verma,Viren Tank,Arjun Nalawade (FYBMS)

Best Innovative Product: Dhruv Rawal (TYBIE), Nitin Singh (TYBAMMC)&Kamrin Gavankar(FYBMS)

The Department of Commerce organized a Guest Lecture on 14th February 2026 on the topic “Corporate Governance.” The session was delivered by CA Koushik Jain, a proud alumnus of the college, whose professional expertise and academic journey added great value and inspiration to the event.

During the session, the speaker elaborated on the systems, principles, and processes that govern how companies are directed, controlled, and held accountable for their operations and business conduct. He provided insightful explanations on the significance of corporate governance in ensuring fairness, transparency, and responsibility in organizational functioning.

The primary objective of the lecture was to bridge the gap between theoretical understanding and practical application of corporate governance concepts. CA Koushik Jain emphasized the growing importance of ethical leadership, accountability, and transparency in today’s dynamic corporate environment, highlighting how these values form the foundation of sustainable business practices.

The interactive session witnessed enthusiastic participation from students, with 102 students in attendance. The learners actively engaged with the speaker, raising thoughtful queries and gaining valuable exposure through direct interaction with an esteemed alumnus of the institution.

The lecture proved to be highly informative and enriching, contributing significantly to the academic and professional development of the students while strengthening their understanding of real-world corporate practice

The Department of Commerce, Accountancy, and M.Com (Advanced Accountancy) organized an Industrial Visit to APR Display System, Vasai East on 26th February 2026. The visit aimed to provide students with meaningful exposure to real-world industrial operations and enhance their understanding of practical business functioning.

APR Display System, a Mumbai-based industry, specializes in the manufacturing of writing boards, display boards, and related accessories. The organization offered students valuable insights into its production processes and operational framework.

The primary objective of the visit was to help students gain practical knowledge of manufacturing, logistics, and quality management systems. It also aimed at bridging the gap between theoretical concepts taught in classrooms and their application in real business environments.

During the visit, students observed the end-to-end manufacturing process, gaining a clear understanding of production techniques, workflow coordination, and quality control measures.

With the objective of fostering empathy and social responsibility, the Department of Commerce organized a social activity titled “Prayas,” wherein learners visited BMC School, Samta Vidya Mandir, Thakur Village. Two visits were conducted on 13th September 2025 and 29th November 2025.

During the visits, students actively interacted with school children and sensitized them about the importance of health, hygiene, sanitation, and good eating habits. The activity focused on creating awareness in a simple and engaging manner, ensuring that the children could easily understand and adopt healthy practices in their daily lives.

A total of 20 students participated in the activity. The visits helped students develop empathy, understand diverse perspectives, and improve their communication skills while contributing positively to the community.

The activity successfully inspired students to take initiative in social causes and promoted awareness about community health and well-being. It proved to be a meaningful and enriching experience for all participants

Department of Law

Odd Semester report

1. Court Visit Report – Experiential Learning

The Law Department organized a court visit as part of the experiential learning program, enabling degree students to observe live courtroom proceedings and gain practical exposure to the judicial process.

Date: 9th September 2025
Time: 11:00 AM – 1:45 PM
Venue: Magistrate’s Court (Borivali West)

Activity and Objective

Activity: Students visited the Magistrate’s Court to observe live proceedings. They were divided into groups and were given the opportunity to watch real-time hearings. A few students also interacted with the presiding judge, sharing their reflections and observations.

Objective: To provide practical exposure to courtroom functioning, help students connect theory with practice, and enhance their understanding of the judicial system.

Type of Learning: Experiential Learning

Number of Participants : 11 Students

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2. Policy Writing Competition - Event Report

The Department of Law organized the Policy Writing Competition: Draft the Change, a unique initiative encouraging learners to draft model laws and policies on contemporary issues. The competition invited participants to choose one of the following three themes:
1. Animal Protection
2. Gender Equality
3. Corporate Liability

Date & Time:
- Date: 20th September 2025
- Time: 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

Activity:
Participants drafted structured policies with sections and sub-clauses on the selected themes. The activity aimed to build critical thinking, legislative drafting skills, and awareness of social justice issues.

Objective:
- To promote legal and policy literacy among learners.
- To enhance analytical and drafting skills.
- To encourage reforms through youth perspectives.

Type: Participative Learning

No. of Participants: 80

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Collaborative events 

1. Poster Making Competition – World Population Day

1. Details of the Event

The Department of Environmental Studies organized a Poster Making Competition to mark World Population Day on 11th July 2025. The competition served as a platform for students to express their creativity while addressing the crucial issue of population explosion. The activity encouraged learners to highlight the significance of sustainable development, responsible family planning, and the 'small family' concept through visual art.

2. Date, Time, and Venue

Date: 11th July 2025

Time: 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Venue: Degree College Campus, Thakur College of Science and Commerce

3. Activity and Objective

Activity Conducted: Poster Making Competition

Objectives:

- To raise awareness about the challenges of population growth and its impact on the environment.
- To inspire students to use art as a medium for social and environmental advocacy.
- To encourage responsible citizenship through the theme of World Population Day.

4. Type of Event

Category: Intra-Collegiate (Degree College Level)

Type: Creative/Artistic Competition (Awareness-building)

5. Number of Participants- 126 degree 

6. Details of Judges

The competition was evaluated by Mrs. Rituparna Choudhary and Mrs. Suchandana Dutta, who judged the posters based on creativity, artistic presentation, thematic clarity, and relevance. They also provided insightful feedback to the students, motivating them to pursue art as a means of expression for environmental and social issues.

7. Winner List: 

Reema Choupal (FYBCOM/Q/2510445) secured 1st position, Nandini Patil (FYBMS/B/2516730) secured 2nd position, and Harshit Singh (FY AVFX/253898) secured 3rd position. Shweta Gupta (FYBAF/D/2517455) was awarded 1st Consolation, while Krisha Vijay Amipara (FYBCOM/S/2510889) received 2nd Consolation.

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2. Report on INK IT- Essay writing competition 

On the occasion of World Nature Conservation Day, the English Literary Association and the Department of Business Communication in collaboration with the Department of Law organized an Essay Writing Competition titled “INK IT.” The event provided learners with an opportunity to explore and express their ideas on environmental conservation and sustainable development.

Competition Themes:

1. Sustainable Agriculture: Protecting Nature While Feeding the World

2. Role of Technology in Promoting Environmental Conservation

3. Green Energy: The Path Towards a Sustainable Future

4. Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Protection

Date: 28th July 2025

Activity: Learners wrote essays on one of the given themes, focusing on sustainable solutions, innovative approaches, and the role of individuals and institutions in protecting the environment.

Objective:

• To raise awareness among learners about the importance of environmental conservation.

• To promote research, creativity, and critical thinking on sustainability issues.

• To engage students in dialogue on green solutions for a better future.

Type: Department Level

No. of Participants: 152

Outcome: All participants were provided with E-Certificates.

Winner List:

1st Place: Pranaya Rane – F.Y.B.Sc. (Biotechnology), 2nd Place: Riya Prajapati – F.Y.BAF-D and 3rd Place: Anshika Yadav – S.Y.BAF-A

Even Semester report

1. Youth & Law: Understanding Consent, Rights and Responsibilities – Value Added Activity
The Department of Law, in collaboration with the Department of M.Com (Banking & Finance), B.Com (Banking and Insurance) and B.Com (BFSI), organized Youth & Law: Understanding Consent, Rights and Responsibilities as a value-added activity to create awareness among youth about their legal rights and duties under the Indian Constitution and various laws.

Date: 29th September 2025
Time: 9:30 AM – 11:00 AM
Venue: Room No. 613
Resource Person: Jayshankar R Pandey

Activity and Objective
Activity: An awareness session was conducted by Jayshankar R Pandey focusing on consent, legal rights, responsibilities, gender equality, personal safety, cyber safety and laws related to harassment. The session was attended by 93 students and promoted legal literacy and civic awareness.

Objective:

• To educate students on the concept and importance of consent in personal, social and legal contexts. 

• To promote legal literacy and awareness of laws related to consent, gender equality and personal safety. 

• To help students understand consequences of violating laws related to consent, cyber safety and harassment. 

• To inspire respect for the rule of law, justice system, civic education and democratic values. 

Type of Learning: Value Added Activity
Number of Participants: 93 Students

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2. Constitution Day Celebration 

The Law Department organized Constitution Day celebration, enabling students to strengthen their understanding of constitutional values, rights, and civic responsibilities through active participation.

Date: 26th November 2025
Time: During Regular Lecture Hours
Venue: Department of Law

Activity and Objective
Activity: Students collectively read the Preamble through the official Government portal and participated in the Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Quiz under the MyGov initiative. A total of 215 students successfully participated and obtained certificates.

Objective: To create awareness about constitutional values, promote civic responsibility, and encourage students’ active engagement with the Constitution.

Type of Learning: Participative Learning
Number of Participants: 215 Students

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3. Seminar on Constitutional Values and Human Rights 

The Law Department organized a seminar on Constitutional Values and Human Rights as part of the continued Constitution Day celebrations, enabling students to deepen their understanding of constitutional ethics and human rights principles.

Date: 10th December 2025
Time: During Regular Lecture Hours
Venue: Department of Law

Activity and Objective
Activity: A seminar on Constitutional Values and Human Rights was conducted by Adv. Sandeep Sawalkar. The seminar was attended by 300 learners and enriched their understanding of constitutional ethics and human rights principles.

Objective: To enhance students’ understanding of constitutional values, human rights, and their practical relevance through expert interaction.

Type of Learning: Participative Learning
Number of Participants: 300 Students

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4. Lex Fiesta
The Law Department organized Lex Fiesta as part of participative learning, providing students a platform to develop legal awareness, analytical thinking, and advocacy skills through academic competitions.

Date: 22nd January 2026
Time: 10:30 AM onwards
Venue: Rooms 701 and 702

Activity and Objective
Activity: An intra-collegiate event Lex Fiesta was conducted featuring competitions such as Quiz, Criminal Investigation, Debate, and Extempore. A total of 40 students participated in the event. Competitions were evaluated by judges and results were declared at the end of the programme. All participants received e-certificates, while winners and runners-up were awarded certificates and medals.

Objective: To promote legal awareness, critical thinking, advocacy skills, and encourage interactive and academically enriching learning among students.

Type of Learning: Participative Learning
Number of Participants: 40 Students

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