S B J S Rampuria Jain College, Bikaner

Landscape Class: a beautiful blend of art, history, and creativity as our BFA students explored and sketched at a historical site.

Surrounded by heritage architecture, timeless stories, and artistic inspiration, the students captured the essence of the place through their creative vision and observation skills. Such outdoor sessions not only enhance artistic techniques but also connect young artists with culture, history, and the beauty of real-life landscapes.

Learning beyond the classroom always creates unforgettable experiences!

Fine Arts students had the enriching opportunity to visit: “Mapping Cultures”, a rare photography exhibition showcasing the remarkable works of Elizabeth Simson (1931–2025) at the Centre for Life, Dharam Sajjan Trust, Gangashahar, Bikaner.

The exhibition beautifully captures the rural essence of Rajasthan through timeless images reflecting its soil, colours, traditions, and everyday life. It was an inspiring experience for our students to witness such a meaningful cultural presentation and gain deeper artistic insights.

Sports Day, filled with energy, enthusiasm, and team spirit organised.
A variety of games including Kho-Kho, 100-meter race, skipping, sack race, Satoliya, and tug of war were conducted, making the event lively and engaging.

Highlights of the Event:
• Skipping: Sameer Ranga (1st), Khalid (2nd), Jay Aditya (3rd)
• Kho-Kho: Chandrashekhar & Team – Winners
• Sack Race: Khalid (1st), Jaswant (2nd), Hitendra (3rd)
• Satoliya: Jaswant & Team – Winners
• Tug of War: Ashish & Team – Winners
• 100m Race (Boys): Ritesh (1st), Jay Aditya (2nd), Khushal (3rd)
• 100m Race (Girls): Tripti (1st), Anjali (2nd), Meghna (3rd)

The day reflected the true spirit of sportsmanship, teamwork, and healthy competition!

Carried out a wide-ranging public awareness drive to promote safe driving practices during the National Road Safety Month – January 2026.

Under the joint initiative of both NSS units and NCC Unit, students sensitized pedestrians, cyclists, and two-wheeler riders about the importance of following traffic rules and wearing helmets at all times.

Highlighting the government’s vision of declaring January as “Zero Death Month”, students encouraged helmet users by placing smiley stickers and applauding them as a gesture of appreciation.

Together for safer roads, together for life.

Basant Panchami celebrated with great devotion and enthusiasm.

The talented NCC cadets Neha Nanda and Ruchika Suthar of our College have brought great pride to the Institution by participating in the Army Day Parade (ADP) held on 15 January 2026 in Jaipur.

Through their hard work, discipline, and unwavering dedication, they earned selection for this prestigious parade and showcased the spirit of leadership and commitment.

Heartiest congratulations to Neha and Ruchika!

Lohri Celebration

Students celebrated the festival of Lohri on the eve of Makar Sankranti.
The program was organized in the presence of faculty members, students, NSS volunteers, and NCC cadets.

The ceremony concluded with the lighting of the sacred fire, where faculty members prayed for the well-being and prosperity of all. On this occasion, revdi was distributed among the students, adding warmth and joy to the celebration.