The Bhaskaracharya Cell of the college honours the renowned 12th-century Indian mathematician and astronomer Bhaskaracharya through its various activities. The Cell strives to spread awareness about Bhaskaracharya’s contributions and encourages appreciation for the mathematical advancements of ancient India. It also aims to promote an understanding of India’s rich scientific heritage and spirit of inquiry.
The Cell provides a platform for students to enhance their logical and analytical thinking, develop a love for mathematics, and experience joyful learning. To achieve these goals, variety of activities such as discussions, quizzes, workshop, documentary screening, presentations, and competitions have been organised by the Cell in the past.
| Name | Role |
|---|---|
| Dr. Ragini Jindal | Convener |
| Ms. Manu Kataria | Member |
| Dr. Krishna Dutt | Member |
| Dr. Swati Gupta | Member |
| Ms. Manisha Thakur | Member |
Event 1: Workshop on Bhaskaracharya and Extempore Writing Competition
Date: 24th February 2026
The college organized a workshop to discuss the rich Indian mathematical legacy of Bhaskaracharya and his remarkable contributions to the world of mathematics and astronomy. The event aimed to create awareness among students about the achievements of ancient Indian mathematicians and to inspire interest in the history of mathematics.
The programme began with an engaging and interactive presentation highlighting the life, works, and major contributions of Bhaskaracharya. Students were introduced to his significant works and the advanced mathematical concepts he developed. This was followed by a lively discussion session in which students actively participated and shared their views on the importance of ancient Indian mathematical knowledge.
A quiz based on the life and works of Bhaskaracharya was then conducted, which generated great enthusiasm among the participants. Students eagerly answered questions and demonstrated their knowledge and curiosity about India’s mathematical heritage. In addition, a display of materials and information related to Bhaskaracharya’s works attracted considerable attention and sparked further interest among the students.
The event also featured an Extempore Writing Competition, which saw enthusiastic participation from students. The competition provided students with an opportunity to express their ideas, enhance their writing skills, and reflect on the importance of mathematical thinking.
Overall, the workshop proved to be informative and engaging, successfully encouraging students to appreciate the rich tradition of mathematics in India while promoting curiosity, creativity, and intellectual discussion.