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SPMR College contributes in relief fund 9/20/2014 11:28:12 PM Jammu, Sept 20: Government SPMR College of Commerce contributed by generating relief funds for the people affected with the recent unfortunate flood calamity. The Principal Dr.(Prof.) Satinder Singh along with senior staff members devised a strategy of spreading the relief work for a longer period to flood hit areas by dividing the relief work into three phases . The principal stressed upon inculcating a strong commitment among the students towards building community work and awakening a sense of responsibility towards society at large. The college was able to raise a fund of Rs.46900. First the college donated some of the relief material to Srinagar by sending 550 bread loafs, jam bottles, medicines, blankets, warm clothes and water bottles and then the academic Staff along with few students went to Playan Mandal and distributed eatables, fruits and toilet necessities. In the third round of distribution the Principal himself along with the NSS Programme Coordinator, Prof Pawan Gupta and Staff members went to Shri Amarnath Yatri Bhawan, Bhagwati Nagar with food items, water bottles and medicines and donated it to the flood affected people sheltered there.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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