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15 October-Vachan Prerana Din
(SSGC, Library Department, 2024-10-15) Ku. Sonu Bharat Uekey( BA Final Year-Hindi Medium)
Vachan Prerana Din (Reading Inspiration Day) - October 15 The poster features a touching illustration of Dr APJ Abdul Kalam with a young boy absorbed in a book. It represents Kalam's encouragement for young minds to adopt reading and learning.A heartfelt tribute to Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam on his birth anniversary!
Bharat : Trishul
(SSGC, Library Department, 2024-10-15) Ku. Sheetal Neware (12th Arts)
This poster features a beautiful drawing of the Missile Man and the space rocket 'Trishul'. It serves as a tribute to Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam on his birth anniversary, celebrated as 'Vachan Prerana Din'.
Book Review - ' Time Management'
(Library Department, SSGC, Gondia, 2025-08-12) Ku. Madhu Kumavat (BA Final Year)
The Reviewer wrote about the book 'Time Management' by Dr Sudhir Dikshit, published by Manjul Publication, with 127 pages. The tone and language of the book are very simple and easygoing. The book teaches us about 'Time', and it contains 30 principles to understand time. The book is in Hindi, and the review is also in Hindi. The Reviewer wrote that after reading this book, we come to know that we are really wasting our time. We need to value it. So 'Time is wealth', and now it turns into 'Wealth is Time'. She quotes some lines from George Robert and Jim Rawn about time.
Book Review - 'Endhan'(Fuel)
(Library Department, SSGC, Gondia, 2025-08-12) Ku Prerana Raut (12th Arts)
The review discusses 'Endhan' ('Fuel') by Hamid Dalwai, written in Marathi. It describes how the main character returns to his village after 15 years and reconnects with old friends. The novel progresses slowly with a straightforward plot. The protagonist is Muslim by caste, follows his religion, but lives harmoniously with others. In the village, a minor issue sparks communal tension that quickly dissolves. The reviewer finds the book highly introspective, exploring the caste system, which she notes is primarily linked to women. She recommends this book for anyone interested in learning about Kokan.
Book Review - Aambedkar: Yek Jeevan yevm Darshan
(Library Department, SSGC, Gondia, 2025-08-12) Ku Tanushri Bhaktraj Gajbhiye (11th Science)
This Hindi book, published by Anubhav Publishing House in Allahabad and priced at 450 Rs, was first released in 2012. Authored by Dr. A.K. Singh, it discusses Ambedkar's childhood, education, and his societal struggles. These challenges shaped him into a leader for the oppressed and a social reformer. The book inspires readers to adopt B.R. Ambedkar's ideology and highlights his social, political, and educational contributions. It provides insights into Ambedkar's life, emphasising his role as a leader of the untouchables dedicated to improving the lives of marginalised communities.
Book Review - Energize Your MInd
(Library Department, SSGC, Gondia, 2025-08) Ku Vaishnavi Dubey (BFD 1st Year)
The book "Energise Your Mind " is by Gaur Gopal Das, an Indian monk, lifestyle coach, and motivational speaker. The reviewer highlighted key sections such as " Me and My Mind, " " Others and My Mind, " " Me and the Mind of Others, " and " The Universe and My Mind. " She also shared lessons learned from the book, including maintaining a positive mind, eliminating negative thoughts, handling social anxiety, the happiness found in acts of kindness, and taking responsibility for one's happiness and sadness. The reviewer further recommends the book, noting that it teaches about everyday life challenges, shares the author's experiences, and guides personal growth.
Book Review - Hamara Savidhan aur Hum
(Library Department, SSGC, Gondia, 2025-08-12) Ku Pooja Wasnik (11th Science)
Dhananjay Wanjari authored this book, published in 2013 by Sword Publication in Gondia. The cover was designed by Dhanraj Raulkar, and it costs 45 rupees. The book is in Hindi.Reviewer Pooja explained that since we live in India, we follow our constitution. She discusses how the constitution was formed, its structure, the rights it grants, and the preamble of the Indian Constitution. Reading this book helps us feel closer to our country , as it emphasises that the constitution grants us the right to live.
Book Review - Indira Gandhi
(Library Department, SSGC, Gondia, 2025-08-12) Ku Trinkle Fafanwade (12th Arts)
'Indira Gandhi' by Vijay Vidyaalankar from Delhi is a 40-page Hindi book that covers comprehensive information about 'Indira Gandhi,' known as the Iron Lady. The book includes chapters on her childhood, education, foreign trips, marriage, and her tenure as Prime Minister after independence. Reviewers stated that in tough times, working hard and reading this book can bring happiness.
Book Review - Mazi Jeevanyatra- Swapne Sakartanna
(Library Department, SSGC, Gondia, 2025-08-12) Ku Sanskruti M Bhendarkar (B.A. 1st Year, Marathi)
'Mazi Jeevanyatra- Swapne Sakartanna' is a Marathi translation of Dr. Kalam's English book 'My Journey,' with Supriya Vakil as the translator. Published by Mehata Publishing House, reviewer Ku Sanskruti describes it as an account of Dr. Kalam's life from start to finish. She notes that reading the book reveals Dr. Kalam's dedication and determination. His journey has inspired countless Indians, and she recommends reading this book at least once.Review written in Marathi language.
Book Review - Mere To Giridhar Gopal
(Library Department, SSGC, Gondia, 2025-08-12) Ku Samiksha Ingole(12th Arts)
Famous writer Madalsa Deshpande authored this book. Ku Samiksh reviewed it in Marathi, describing it as a story that resonates with everyone, especially common people. She mentions that the book explores themes like the circle of life, birth and death, love, companionship, and faith, covering all these aspects. The narrative portrays the true love between Veena and Kedar, who face societal pressures even after marriage but remain united. To learn more, you should read this book.
Book Review - Streeya Aani Kranti
(Library Department, SSGC, Gondia, 2025-08-12) Ku Aachal Kusram (12th Arts)
Dada Dharmadhikar authored the book 'Streeya Aani Kranti,' published by Gandhi Book Center, consisting of 16 pages and priced at 5 Rs. The book benefited from guidance and cooperation from Chandra Kirlorskar and Suchita Kulkarni. The reviewer noted that it addresses women's struggle for social rights and empowerment. The book highlights women's social, political, and mental capabilities, along with their fight for rights.
Book Review - Swami Vivekanand
(Library Department, SSGC, Gondia, 2025-08-12) Ku Mamta Puranmal Kumavat (BA Final Year)
The reviewer wrote that 'Swami Vivekanand' is a book authored by Sumitra Sehgal in Hindi, comprising 20 chapters. It explores Swami Vivekanand's insights into life, covering topics from childhood through the entire life cycle. In essence, it summarises various life experiences. The book spans 230 pages and was published by Literature House in Jaipur. It highlights the principles and values advocated by Swami Vivekanand. Reviewer Ku Mamata Kumavat provides a straightforward and nuanced review of these aspects. She concludes that the thoughts presented in this book serve as a useful guide and inspire feelings of energy, confidence, and positivity.
Book Review - Wings of Fire
(Library Department, SSGC, Gondia, 2025-08) Ku Radhika Chouragade (BFD 1st Year)
'Wings ' Wings of Fire' is an autobiography by Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, co-written with Arun Tiwari and published by Universities Press in 1999. The reviewer noted that the book is ideal for students, aspiring scientists, and readers interested in motivation. The cover displays a portrait of Dr. Kalam, and the book features various illustrations and photographs from his life, enriching his story. Radhika Ku's review describes the book as an inspiring account that traces Dr. Kalam's journey from a small village to becoming a leading aerospace engineer and India's President. It offers insights into India's space and defence initiatives, highlighting resilience, determination, and patriotism.
Book Review -Maan Ki Shaktiya tatha Jeevan Gathan KI Sadhanaye
(Library Department, SSGC, Gondia, 2025-08-12) Ku. Mansi Katre (BSc Home Science, III rd Year)
Ku. Mansi Katre wrote a review of 'Maan Ki Shaktiya tatha Jeevan Gathan KI Sadhanaye,' a book by Swami Vivekananda. The book is a collection of Swami Vivekananda's speeches and thoughts, discussing the human heart, its courage, ideals, and life directions. The language is very simple and easy to understand. The book review is in Hindi and covers 47 pages.
Book Review -Wings of Fire
(Library Department, SSGC, Gondia, 2025-08-12) Ku. Karishma Lilhare (BA II)
The book review for 'Wings of fire' by Dr APJ abdul Kalam, written by Ku Karishma LIlhare, states that the book is divided into 4 parts and was published in 1899. The first part is titled' Origins', the second' Creation', which discusses the education and career of Dr Kalam. The third part is titled' Propulsion' and covers missiles and DRDO stories. The fourth part is titled' Apex' and depicts leadership and life.Ku Karishma Lilhare elaborates on each part and writes a review in the Hindi language.
Dr APJ Abdul Kalam
(SSGC, Library Department, 2024-10-15) Ku. Ashwini Dhote (BFD 1st Year)
The poster features a quote and a drawing of Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam: 'Black colour is sentimentally bad, but every blackboard brightens a student's life.'
Dr APJ Abdul Kalam :Every Age Has a Hero - Every Hero has Story
(SSGC, Library Department, 2024-10-15) Ku. Saloni R. Nagpure (11th Science)
'Every Age Has a Hero - Every Hero Has a Story' This eye-catching black-and-white poster (15th Oct 2025) illustrates Dr APJ Abdul Kalam's inspiring journey. It includes: - Dr Kalam: A missile on a bicycle (symbolising humble beginnings and innovation), a space rocket (representing space ambitions), and a bullock cart (showing his early life). The poster effectively depicts the different stages of Kalam's life - from humble roots to great heights. It won 1st place in the junior college poster competition organised by the Library Dept on 15th Oct 2024, to honour the Missile Man.
Essay - Importance of Reading
(Library Department, SSGC, Gondia, 2025-01-11) Ku. Aarushi Aagrika (11th Arts)
Essay - Importance of Reading by Ku. Aarushi Aagrika (11th Arts). She states that 'Reading' is a key activity that promotes intellectual development. It is not just a hobby but an enlightening activity. She explains that reading sparks creativity and imagination, acts as a reservoir of knowledge, provides psychological and emotional advantages, fosters discipline and concentration, and encourages lifelong learning and personal growth. She concludes that 'those who read books can understand reality and life and achieve success.' This essay was submitted for the 'Reading Campaign' Essay competition in January 2025.
Essay - Importance of Reading
(Library Department, SSGC, Gondia, 2025-01-11) Ku Madhu Kumavat (BA II Year -Hindi)
Ku Madhu Kumavat, a BA second-year student, wrote an essay on the significance of reading. She highlights its benefits, including boosting mental strength, expanding vocabulary, and building confidence. Reading helps shape behaviour, foster an active mind, learn about influential personalities, inspire deep learning, and increase awareness of the world's realities. It aids in decision-making, distinguishing right from wrong, and offers a formula for success and personal development.She recommends using libraries to find quality books, visiting them regularly, reading in quiet, undisturbed environments, and selecting worthwhile titles. Drawing from the character Rancho in' 3 Idiots, ' she explains the RANCHO method- Reading, Analysis, Note-making, Criticizing, Helping, and Optimising- as a key to effective reading.She emphasises the importance of reading daily, suggesting that just four pages can transform one's life.
Essay - Vachanache Mahattwa( Importance of Reading)
(Library Department, SSGC, Gondia, 2025-01-11) Ku Srushti Ukey (BA II - Hindi)
Essay - Vachanache Mahattwa (Importance of Reading). Written by Ku Srusti Ukey, this essay was part of the January-held 'Vachan Sankalp Maharashtracha 2025' (Reading Campaign 2025) competition. It emphasises the significance of reading, noting that it enhances knowledge, cultivates critical thinking, boosts communication skills, develops personality, and brings happiness and joy. The writer underscores these aspects effectively.