St. Aloysius Institute of Technology, Education

On 09/02/26, the Department of Science Education conducted a field trip to the Dumna Nature Reserve to enhance students’ understanding of sustainable agriculture and ecological balance. The visit emphasized the integration of organic farming practices within natural ecosystems and was organized for students enrolled in the workshop “Vermicomposting: An Innovative Approach towards Organic Farming.”

Learning Waste Management through Hands-on Practice: Learn • Observe • Sustain

Department of Science Education successfully conducted 7- days hand's on training and workshop on "vermicomposting as an approach to organic farming " from 19th of January , 2026🌱🪱

On Day 1, students prepared the materials such as a container with drainage holes, garden soil, dry leaves, partially decomposed cow dung, kitchen waste, and earthworms, and placed the setup in a cool, shady area.

On Day 2, they formed layers starting with stones for drainage, followed by soil, dry leaves, and cow dung, and maintained proper moisture.

On Day 3, earthworms were gently introduced and covered to protect them from light.

On Day 4, monitored moisture levels and observed earthworm movement without disturbing the compost.

On Day 5, small quantities of chopped kitchen waste were added and covered with dry leaves.

On Day 6, they lightly loosened the upper layer and observed the decomposition process and worm castings.

By Day 7, the compost became dark, granular, and earthy in smell.

Through this activity, students understood the process of vermicomposting, waste management, and the importance of eco-friendly fertilizer in sustainable agriculture.

St. Aloysius Institute of Technology, Gaur, Jabalpur successfully organized a two-day International Conference on 30-31st January, titled “Artificial Intelligence’s Impact in Shaping the Future of Law, Science, Technology, Education and Management (IC-AI-L-STEM-2026)”, catalyzed and supported by the Madhya Pradesh Council of Science and Technology (MPCST), Bhopal.

The conference witnessed active participation from students, Ph.D. scholars, and researchers representing various institutions. Participants presented research papers on diverse themes, emphasizing the transformative role and growing influence of Artificial Intelligence across multiple disciplines. The deliberations and scholarly discussions highlighted AI’s interdisciplinary applications and future potential.

Overall, the conference proved to be academically enriching, highly informative, and was conducted successfully.

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A field practical (geography) was conducted by Department of Arts & Commerce at SAIT ground on topic: Plane Table, Weather Instruments, Prismatic Compass, and Chain & Tape Survey on 21/01/26.

The Department of Arts and Commerce organized an educational tour for students on 20/01/26. As part of the tour, students visited sites of historical and industrial significance located in Bahoriband Tehsil. During the visit, students explored Rupnath Temple, Shantinath Jain Temple, and Rajas Marble Industry, gaining practical knowledge of historical, religious, and industrial aspects.

At Rupnath Temple, students observed an inscription engraved by Emperor Ashoka nearly 2,200 years ago and understood its historical importance. They also learned about the history and religious significance of the nearly 1,000-year-old idol of Lord Shantinath, the 13th Tirthankara of Jainism, at Shantinath Jain Temple.

In addition, students visited Rajas Marble Industry, where they gained insight into modern processes of marble mining, processing, and maintenance, thereby enhancing their knowledge related to industry and commerce