Samvedna 2026 - 2027
Visit to Citizen Care Centre – Old Age Home
TIMSR’s Social Responsibility Cell (SRC) – “Samvedna”, in alignment with the Government of Maharashtra’s “Seva Sankalp Abhiyan,” organised a Grocery Contribution Drive on 22nd and 23rd September 2026 for the residents of Citizen Care Centre, Old Age Home, Gorai, Borivali. Students, faculty members and non-teaching staff enthusiastically contributed essential groceries such as rice, dal, wheat flour, cooking oil, chana, pulses and other necessities.
Contact for SRC
On 24th September 2026, students of MMS Semester-III (Batch 2025–27), along with faculty members, visited the old age home and spent significant time interacting with the senior citizens. The students listened to their experiences and shared moments of warmth and companionship, fostering empathy, respect and compassion.
The visit was a meaningful experience that highlighted the importance of social responsibility and community engagement and strengthened the value of small acts of kindness in bringing joy and comfort to others.
Human Values and Rights
TIMSR’s Social Responsibility Cell – “Samvedna” organized a session on Values and Human Rights for the students of MMS, Semester-I (Batch 2026-28) on 10th September 2026. The session was conducted by Ms. Shraddha Luniya with the objective of creating awareness among students about the importance of human values, fundamental rights, dignity, equality, respect, empathy, and social responsibility.
The session provided valuable insights into the significance of human values in personal, academic, and professional life. Students were sensitized to key values such as respect, honesty, compassion, fairness, tolerance, and responsibility, along with an understanding of basic human rights and their relevance in everyday life. Through interactive discussions, real-life situations, and thought-provoking examples, students were encouraged to reflect on issues such as equality, discrimination, freedom of expression, and respect for diverse perspectives.
The interactive session enabled students to actively participate, share their views, and understand the importance of respecting the rights and dignity of others. Overall, the session helped students develop greater awareness of human values and rights and encouraged them to become responsible, ethical, empathetic, and socially conscious individuals.
Independence Day Awareness Initiative in collaboration with INSEED NGO
TIMSR’s Social Responsibility Cell– “Samvedna,” in collaboration with INSEED NGO, conducted an Independence Day Awareness Initiative on 14th August 2026 at Matrubhumi Slum School, Thakur Village, with active participation from MMS Semester–III students (Batch 2025–27).
The initiative aimed to sensitise school students about the significance of Independence Day and responsible citizenship. Students delivered speeches on prominent freedom fighters, highlighting their contributions and sacrifices, followed by an interactive Independence Day Quiz. The activity fostered patriotism, confidence, awareness, and active participation while reinforcing the message that freedom comes with responsibility. It also provided MMS students with a meaningful opportunity to engage with the community and nurture responsible citizenship among young learners.
Nashamukt Janjagruti Abhiyan
TIMSR’s Social Responsibility Cell –– “Samvedna” under Student Council facilitated the participation of BMS Semester-III (Batch 2025–29) and Semester-V (Batch 2024–28) students in the Nashamukt Janjagruti Abhiyan – Mumbai 2026 on 30th July 2026. As per the directives of the University of Mumbai, the Institute organized the live streaming of the inaugural programme and the Mass Oath-Taking Ceremony, enabling students, teaching staff, and non-teaching staff to actively participate in this significant awareness initiative.
The programme featured an inspiring address by the Hon’ble Chief Minister of Maharashtra, Shri Devendra Fadnavis, who emphasized the collective responsibility of educational institutions, youth, and society in combating substance abuse and building a drug-free Maharashtra. He encouraged the younger generation to become catalysts for positive change by making informed and responsible life choices. Shri Devendra Fadnavis also administered the Nashamukt (Drug-Free) Oath, which was solemnly taken by all the participants, reaffirming their commitment to leading healthy, responsible, and addiction-free lives.
The awareness programme sensitized participants to the harmful social, physical, and psychological consequences of substance abuse while encouraging them to become ambassadors of the drug-free movement within their families and communities. The enthusiastic participation of students and staff reflected the Institute’s commitment to promoting social responsibility, responsible citizenship, and community well-being. Through this initiative, TIMSR reaffirmed its dedication to nurturing socially conscious management professionals who actively contribute towards building a healthier and drug-free society.