Fostering Creativity Through Indigenous Campus Solutions

About the Event

The Idea Club of the School of Commerce and Management organized a one day event on 23 January 2026. The event titled “Idea Roots: Fostering Home-grown Innovations” was held at Room 4114, NAB Block. The program aimed to create a platform for students to share creative ideas and practical solutions. It encouraged learners to observe surroundings, identify real life issues, and propose cost effective solutions. The event inspired students to think beyond textbooks and apply knowledge to practical situations.

Coordinator and Participants

Dr. B. Ujwala, Assistant Professor, School of Commerce and Management coordinated the event. A total of 65 students participated actively in the program with great enthusiasm. Each student prepared a concept note and presented their ideas confidently before the audience. The participants displayed remarkable creativity and originality in their presentations. They conducted it in a structured and engaging manner throughout the day. Students identified problems from campus, homes, or communities and proposed feasible solutions. They explained possible social or environmental impacts of their ideas in short notes. This exchange of thoughts created a lively and reflective learning environment. The event connected theoretical knowledge with practical application and strengthened communication skills.

Takeaways by the Participants

Students became more aware of sustainable and locally relevant solutions through the activity. They demonstrated improved creativity and enhanced independent problem solving abilities. The interactive nature of the event boosted their confidence and motivation. Participants expressed that the experience encouraged them to further develop their ideas. Many showed interest in exploring innovation based projects in the future. The organizers expressed heartfelt gratitude to all participants for their active involvement. They acknowledged the efforts of the students in making the event a success.