VISVESVARAYA TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY
JNANA SANGAMA”, BELAGAVI-590018, KARNATAKA
2024-2025
ACTIVITY REPORT ON
“AICTE ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED”
Submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirement for the award of degree of
BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING
In
INFORMATION SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
SUBMITTED BY
Mohammed Yusuf Baig
(1AT21IS065)
DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION SCIENCE & ENGINEERING
ATRIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
Anand Nagar, Hebbal, Bengaluru-560024
DECLARATION
I, Mhatre Atharva Pravin (1HS21AE019) a student of 8th semester Bachelor of Engineering,
Department of Aeronautical Engineering, Sha-Shib College Of Engineering,
Chikkaballapur, would hereby declare that the AICTE Activity Project work has been duly
executed by me under the guidance Dr. Chandru BT, Professor, Department of AE, Sha-Shib
College Of Engineering, Chikkaballapur, and submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirement
for the award of degree of Bachelor of Engineering in Aeronautical Engineering of
Visvesvaraya Technological University, Belagavi, during the academic year 2024-25.
Place: Bengaluru
Date: Signature of the student
Mhatre Atharva Pravin
1HS21AE019
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The project report would be successfully complete only with the mention of the people who
made it possible, whose efforts have resulted in this report. We are grateful to Sha-Shib College
Of Engineering for providing us students with an opportunity to enhance our knowledge through
the project.
We express our sincere thanks to Dr. Chandru BT, Principal, SCE, for providing us an
opportunity and means to present the project. We also express our heartful thanks to Dr. Chandru
BT , HOD, Department of Aeronautical Engineering, SCE, for encouragement in our project
work, whose cooperation and guidance helped in nurturing this project report.
We take this opportunity to express our deep sense of gratitude to the project guide and
coordinators Dr. Chandru BT, Professor, Department of AE for their valuable guidance and help
throughout the course of the AICTE Activity Project. They have always been patient with us and
helped immensely in completing the task on hand. We also thank them for their immense support,
guidance, specifications & ideas.
We would also like to extend our thanks to the Connect 4 Society for their effort and
endurance to bring out the best in us.
Last but not least from the Department of Information Science and Engineering, teaching
and non-teaching staffs for their constant encouragement, support, patience, and endurance shown
during the preparation of this report were remarkable. We also thank the management.
Finally, we thank our family members and friends for their motivation, morale and
material support.
Mhatre Atharva Pravin
1HS21AE019
Activity Table
Sl. Signature of
Date Activities Title
No. Coordinator
04/02/2024
To Facilitating 100% Digitized Transactions
1
20/02/2024
08/04/2024
Swachh Bharat - Contribution to National Level
2 To Initiative
22/04/2024
27/05/2024
Reforestation - Contribution to National Level
3 To Initiative
10/06/2024
10/07/2024
4 To
Developing Efficient Garbage Disposal System
25/07/2024
20/01/2025
Public Awareness on Health
5 To
10/02/2025
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Sl. No. Title Page
No.
Activity 1: Facilitating 100% Digitized Transactions
-Background
-About the Activity
1 1-3
-Outcome
-Certificate
-Gallery
Activity 2: Swachh Bharat - Contribution to National
Level Initiative
-Background 4-6
2 -About the Activity
-Outcome
-Certificate
-Gallery
Activity 3: Reforestation - Contribution to National
Level Initiative
-Background
3 -About the Activity 7–9
-Outcome
-Certificate
-Gallery
Activity 4: Developing Efficient Garbage Disposal
System
-Background
4 -About the Activity 10 – 12
-Outcome
-Certificate
-Gallery
Activity 5: Public Awareness on Health
-Background
-About the Activity
5 13 – 15
-Outcome
-Certificate
-Gallery
6 Conclusion 16
Table of Figures
Fig. No. Title Page No.
1.1 Facilitating 100% Digitized Transactions - 1 3
1.2 Facilitating 100% Digitized Transactions - 2 3
2.1 Swachh Bharat - Contribution to National Level Initiative - 1 6
2.2 Swachh Bharat - Contribution to National Level Initiative - 2 6
3.1 Reforestation - Contribution to National Level Initiative - 1 9
3.2 Reforestation - Contribution to National Level Initiative - 2 9
4.1 Developing efficient Garbage Disposal System Initiative – 1 12
4.2 Developing efficient Garbage Disposal System Initiative – 2 12
5.1 Public Awareness on Health - 1 15
5.2 Public Awareness on Health - 2 15
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Activity - 1
Facilitating 100% Digitized Transactions
BACKGROUND
With the rapid adoption of digital payment systems, ensuring financial inclusion and
security has become crucial. Many small vendors and local businesses still rely on cash
transactions due to limited access to digital infrastructure, low digital literacy, and concerns about
fraud. The transition to digital transactions can significantly enhance financial efficiency, reduce
cash dependency, and provide greater transparency. However, a lack of awareness regarding
security measures exposes individuals to fraud risks, making it essential to educate them on secure
digital payment practices.
ABOUT THE ACTIVITY
As part of this initiative, we visited local stalls and vendors to promote digital transactions
and educate them on secure payment practices. We guided them through the setup and safe usage
of UPI payment methods, ensuring they understood key security aspects such as not sharing
OTPs, avoiding fraudulent links, and verifying transactions before proceeding. Additionally, we
discussed common fraud tactics like phishing scams and fake customer care calls, providing
practical tips to identify and avoid such risks. By engaging directly with vendors, we addressed
their concerns and helped them understand the benefits of adopting digital transactions, including
faster payments, better record-keeping, and increased customer convenience.
OUTCOME
This activity helped bridge the gap between technology and accessibility by empowering
vendors with the knowledge to adopt digital payment solutions securely. Raising awareness about
UPI fraud prevention ensures a safer and more efficient financial ecosystem. Moving forward,
continuous education and government initiatives will play a key role in achieving 100% digital
financial inclusion
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Activity - 2
Swachh Bharat - Contribution to National Level Initiative
BACKGROUND
Cleanliness and sanitation play a crucial role in ensuring public health and environmental
sustainability. The Swachh Bharat (Clean India) campaign, launched as a national initiative, aims
to eliminate open defecation, promote proper waste disposal, and enhance sanitation
infrastructure across the country. Many areas still face challenges such as improper waste
management, lack of public awareness, and unhygienic conditions, making it essential for
communities to actively participate in cleanliness drives. This activity was undertaken to
contribute to the Swachh Bharat mission by cleaning and improving the local environment,
ensuring a healthier and safer space for all.
ABOUT THE ACTIVITY
As part of our contribution, we identified a highly contaminated and unhygienic location
that posed health risks to pedestrians and nearby residents. We swept and cleaned the area,
removing accumulated waste and debris to restore its cleanliness. In addition to physical cleaning,
we focused on making the area eco-friendlier by ensuring proper waste disposal measures and
encouraging sustainable practices. Through this activity, we aimed to set an example for others
and inspire community members to actively maintain cleanliness in their surroundings.
OUTCOME
This initiative successfully contributed to the Swachh Bharat mission by improving
sanitation and hygiene in a public space. By actively participating in cleanliness drives, we
reinforced the importance of individual responsibility in maintaining a clean environment. Moving
forward, continued efforts in awareness-building, waste segregation, and community engagement
will be crucial in sustaining the impact of this initiative and ensuring a cleaner and healthier India.
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Activity- 3
Reforestation - Contribution to National Level Initiative
BACKGROUND
Deforestation and environmental degradation have led to severe consequences such as
climate change, biodiversity loss, and reduced air quality. As human activities continue to strain
natural ecosystems, reforestation emerges as a crucial solution to restore balance and promote
sustainability. This initiative focuses on large-scale tree plantation efforts to combat deforestation,
enhance green cover, and contribute to environmental resilience. By planting trees, we aim to
reduce carbon footprints, improve air quality, and restore the ecological balance essential for
future generations.
ABOUT THE ACTIVITY
To contribute to this cause, we planted saplings in a conserved forest area, ensuring they
were suitable for the local environment. The selection of plants was based on their ability to adapt,
contribute to biodiversity, and support soil conservation. By carefully planting and nurturing these
saplings, we played a role in enhancing forest cover, improving groundwater retention, and
supporting wildlife habitats. Additionally, this activity emphasized the importance of community
participation in environmental conservation, encouraging long-term stewardship of planted trees.
OUTCOME
Reforestation is a vital step towards building a greener and more sustainable future.
Through this initiative, we contributed to combating environmental degradation, mitigating
climate change effects, and fostering biodiversity. However, the journey does not end here—
continuous care, awareness, and community engagement are essential to ensure the survival and
growth of the planted trees. By taking small but meaningful actions, we move closer to achieving
a healthier planet for future generations.
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Activity - 4
Developing efficient Garbage Disposal System
BACKGROUND
Waste management has become a critical issue in urban and rural areas due to the
increasing population and rapid urbanization. Inefficient garbage disposal leads to environmental
pollution, health hazards, and degradation of public spaces. The primary challenges include
inadequate waste collection infrastructure, poor segregation practices, and a lack of community
awareness. This activity aimed to analyze waste disposal patterns and propose sustainable waste
management solutions that optimize resource utilization and minimize environmental impact.
ABOUT THE ACTIVITY
As part of this initiative, we actively participated in collecting and segregating garbage to
understand the effectiveness of existing disposal systems. Over 80 hours, our team worked on
categorizing waste into dry and wet waste, ensuring proper disposal methods were followed. Dry
waste, including plastics, paper, and metals, was set aside for recycling, while wet waste,
consisting of organic materials, was directed towards composting. The hands-on experience
allowed us to assess challenges in waste segregation and disposal while educating the community
about proper waste management practices.
The activity not only provided practical insights into garbage management but also
emphasized the importance of public participation in maintaining a clean and sustainable
environment. Through active engagement, we encouraged individuals to adopt responsible waste
disposal habits and contributed towards fostering a cleaner community.
OUTCOME
This initiative demonstrated the impact of organized waste management efforts in
improving hygiene and environmental sustainability. Moving forward, there is a need for
continued awareness campaigns, better waste disposal infrastructure, and policy support to ensure
long-term success. Our activity serves as a small yet significant step toward achieving an efficient
garbage disposal system, setting a foundation for future community-driven sustainability projects.
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Fig 4.1 : Developing efficient Garbage Disposal System Initiative - 1
Initiative
Fig 4.2 : Developing efficient Garbage Disposal System Initiative - 2
Initiative
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Activity - 5
Public Awareness on Health
BACKGROUND
Health awareness plays a crucial role in preventing diseases and promoting overall well-
being, especially in rural areas where access to healthcare services is often limited. Many
communities face challenges such as lack of proper health education, prevalent myths and
misconceptions, and inadequate preventive measures. Raising awareness about key health issues,
symptoms of common diseases, and preventive healthcare practices can significantly reduce the
risk of illness and encourage timely medical intervention. This activity was designed to educate
the public on health-related concerns and promote a healthier lifestyle through direct community
engagement.
ABOUT THE ACTIVITY
As part of our initiative, we interacted with strangers and community members to spread
awareness about prevalent diseases and their prevention. We distributed masks to promote
hygiene and explained the importance of maintaining good health practices, especially in light of
infectious diseases. Our discussions covered common health issues, symptoms of various
illnesses, and preventive measures, ensuring that individuals had the necessary knowledge to
protect themselves and their families. By addressing misconceptions and encouraging early
detection and treatment, we aimed to improve health-seeking behavior within the community.
OUTCOME
This activity served as a small yet impactful step toward enhancing public health
awareness. By educating individuals about preventive healthcare and equipping them with
essential resources, we contributed to fostering a healthier and more informed community.
Continuous efforts in health education, awareness campaigns, and accessible healthcare services
are necessary to create a lasting impact and improve health outcomes, especially in
underserved regions.
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Fig 5.1 Public Awareness on Health - 1
Fig 5.1 Public Awareness on Health - 2
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CONCLUSION
Through our participation in these AICTE activities, we have actively contributed to
community development, environmental sustainability, and digital awareness. Each initiative was
designed to address real-world challenges, ranging from waste management and water
conservation to financial literacy and public health awareness. By engaging with different sectors
of society, we not only gained practical experience but also made a meaningful impact in the lives
of individuals
One of the key takeaways from these activities was the importance of collective
responsibility. Whether it was segregating waste, planting trees, educating people about UPI fraud
prevention, or promoting cleanliness under Swachh Bharat, our efforts demonstrated that small
actions lead to significant change. The garbage disposal initiative taught us the value of waste
segregation and sustainable disposal methods, while our UPI fraud awareness campaign
highlighted the need for digital literacy and cybersecurity in an increasingly cashless economy.
Our health awareness drive emphasized the necessity of public education in disease
prevention, and the RO plant inspection provided insights into water quality management and its
impact on public health. Additionally, the Swachh Bharat campaign reinforced the importance of
cleanliness and hygiene, motivating us to take proactive steps toward maintaining cleaner
surroundings. The reforestation project, on the other hand, instilled in us the long-term vision of
environmental conservation and the role of afforestation in mitigating climate change effects.
Beyond the tangible outcomes, these activities have helped us develop essential skills such
as teamwork, leadership, problem-solving, and communication. By working together, we learned
how to identify problems, propose effective solutions, and implement them efficiently. The real-
world exposure provided us with a deeper understanding of social issues, inspiring us to continue
contributing to society through innovation and active participation.
In conclusion, these initiatives have been an enriching experience that not only benefited
the community but also shaped us as responsible individuals. As we move forward, we remain
committed to leveraging our knowledge and skills to drive positive change. The success of these
activities reinforces our belief that small efforts, when combined, create a lasting
impact on society.
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