An industrial visit to Aurangabad was organized by B.L.Amlani college from 22nd November, 2018 to 25th November, 2018. College had prearranged national study tour during the national heritage week for enriching students’ knowledge by conducting an outdoor visit. This tour was led with some objectives which included knowledge to learners about their country, exposure to industrial corridors of the country, awareness of glorious history and heritage of India. Students were emphasized to learn about management skills, teamwork and leadership skills. On the first day, post breakfast, students and teachers visited Ajanta caves for an entire day followed by a scrumptious lunch and dinner. The second day started with a very informative conference on “Incredible India”. After the conference, students had lunch and set out to see the very famous water mills of Aurangabad. On the same day, students visited BiBi Ka Makbara monument which is one of the Historical monument in the country. From there students visited World famous Ellora Caves where in apart from carving they also observed the by gone era’s efforts taken by craftsmen to carve the Caves in one of the hardest rock i.e. Basalt. The night shimmered with lights and fun as it was DJ party for students to put their dancing shoes on. After an eventful second day, students were excited to proceed for the third and final day’s journey. On the third day students visited the Historical Daulatabad fort. There they saw the restoration work and procedure for restoration work in progress carried out under the able guidance of Archeological Survey of India. Post the fort visit, students proceeded for lunch and then commenced their journey towards home. The students returned home with smiling faces, more knowledge and beautiful memories.

The College in collaboration with The University of Aurangabad had organized International Conference on “Incredible India” which was held on 24^th of November 2018. For the very first time the Department of Arts of the College has endeavored this initiative of conducting conference on this theme. The sole objective behind this is to invite research work from eminent researchers and research scholars to emphasize on the beauty of India. The conference began with a warm welcome to all guests and an introduction speech where the theme of the conference was well discussed.

Since it was an international conference, various people from different countries took an active part in it. The College has invited Mr. Tazane, professor at Late. Pitambare college of Arts, Commerce and Science as the chief guest for the conference. He holds an experience of 30 years. Another eminent personality who invited as an International Delegate was Miss. Oghogho Abigail from South Africa. Miss. Oghogho Abigail gave a speech on how she finds India, her experiences in this country and to what extent she feels India as her home. Dr.Miss. Minu Madlani madam, our advisory committee was the Key Note Speaker for the Conference where she highlighted about the motto and purpose of the conference.

 There were 6 presentations and 1 technical session which was conducted successfully. The Conference Journals were unveiled by all the dignitaries. The Conference Journal is having three volume and incorporated research paper of around 100 research papers given by research students and academicians from different colleges across all over the India and overseas. The conference ended with a vote of thanks.

An industrial visit to Aurangabad was organized by B.L.Amlani college from 22nd November, 2018 to 25th November, 2018. College had prearranged national study tour during the national heritage week for enriching students’ knowledge by conducting an outdoor visit. This tour was led with some objectives which included knowledge to learners about their country, exposure to industrial corridors of the country, awareness of glorious history and heritage of India. Students were emphasized to learn about management skills, teamwork and leadership skills. On the first day, post breakfast, students and teachers visited Ajanta caves for an entire day followed by a scrumptious lunch and dinner. The second day started with a very informative conference on “Incredible India”. After the conference, students had lunch and set out to see the very famous water mills of Aurangabad. On the same day, students visited BiBi Ka Makbara monument which is one of the Historical monument in the country. From there students visited World famous Ellora Caves where in apart from carving they also observed the by gone era’s efforts taken by craftsmen to carve the Caves in one of the hardest rock i.e. Basalt. The night shimmered with lights and fun as it was DJ party for students to put their dancing shoes on. After an eventful second day, students were excited to proceed for the third and final day’s journey. On the third day students visited the Historical Daulatabad fort. There they saw the restoration work and procedure for restoration work in progress carried out under the able guidance of Archeological Survey of India. Post the fort visit, students proceeded for lunch and then commenced their journey towards home. The students returned home with smiling faces, more knowledge and beautiful memories.

The College in collaboration with The University of Aurangabad had organized International Conference on “Incredible India” which was held on 24^th of November 2018. For the very first time the Department of Arts of the College has endeavored this initiative of conducting conference on this theme. The sole objective behind this is to invite research work from eminent researchers and research scholars to emphasize on the beauty of India. The conference began with a warm welcome to all guests and an introduction speech where the theme of the conference was well discussed.

Since it was an international conference, various people from different countries took an active part in it. The College has invited Mr. Tazane, professor at Late. Pitambare college of Arts, Commerce and Science as the chief guest for the conference. He holds an experience of 30 years. Another eminent personality who invited as an International Delegate was Miss. Oghogho Abigail from South Africa. Miss. Oghogho Abigail gave a speech on how she finds India, her experiences in this country and to what extent she feels India as her home. Dr.Miss. Minu Madlani madam, our advisory committee was the Key Note Speaker for the Conference where she highlighted about the motto and purpose of the conference.

 There were 6 presentations and 1 technical session which was conducted successfully. The Conference Journals were unveiled by all the dignitaries. The Conference Journal is having three volume and incorporated research paper of around 100 research papers given by research students and academicians from different colleges across all over the India and overseas. The conference ended with a vote of thanks.