International Yoga Day

Namrup College observed international Yoga Day on 21st June 2026.

Namrup College observed Bishnu Rabha Diwas

Department of Assamese of Namrup College in collaboration with IQAC, NSS Unit and IIC, Namrup College have organised Rabha Diwas on 20th June 2026.

FDP on Digital Literacy

Namrup College organises FDP on Digital Literacy for the faculty members of Namrup College from 08-06-2026.

Namrup College Observes World Environment Day 2026 with Strong Campaign Against Parthenium Invasion

Demonstrating its unwavering commitment to environmental conservation and community outreach, Namrup College celebrated World Environment Day 2026 through a series of awareness and biodiversity restoration programmes in neighbouring educational institutions. The activities were conducted at Namrup Public High School and Kawaimari High School, aiming to transfer scientific knowledge from research laboratories to grassroots communities and inspire environmental stewardship among young learners.

World Environment Day 2026 is being observed globally under the theme “Inspired by Nature. For Climate. For Our Future”, with a strong emphasis on climate action and ecosystem restoration.

In alignment with this global call, Namrup College highlighted the urgent need to protect local biodiversity from the rapid spread of the invasive and noxious weed Parthenium hysterophorus. The college has been implementing a long-term action plan since 2025 to assess, manage and ultimately eradicate Parthenium from Namrup and its surrounding areas. Recognizing the alarming expansion of this invasive species, the institution utilized World Environment Day as an opportunity to educate school students, teachers and local residents about its ecological, agricultural and health hazards.

During the programme, Dr. Jayanta Sonowal, Mr. Sajidur Rahman, and Dr. Susmita Thakur delivered informative lectures on environmental conservation, biodiversity protection and the adverse impacts of Parthenium invasion. They also conducted practical demonstrations on the safe physical removal of Parthenium, emphasizing the importance of personal protective measures during handling and disposal. Students and teachers enthusiastically participated in the awareness sessions and field demonstrations.

Earlier in the day, at 9:00 a.m., Namrup College organized a special awareness programme during the morning assembly on the college campus. Addressing the gathering, Ms. Dipti Dutta Saikia spoke on various contemporary environmental challenges, including climate change, biodiversity loss, pollution and the responsibility of youth in building a sustainable future.

Speaking on the occasion, Dr. Jayanta Sonowal emphasized that conservation efforts should go beyond ceremonial tree planting and evolve into sustained community participation. He noted that controlling invasive species such as Parthenium is essential for restoring native biodiversity and safeguarding ecosystem health in the region.

Through its continuous environmental outreach programmes, research-based interventions and community engagement initiatives, Namrup College is steadily emerging as a catalyst for environmental awareness and biodiversity conservation in Upper Assam. The college reaffirmed its commitment to creating an environmentally conscious society by connecting scientific research with grassroots action and encouraging collective responsibility towards nature and future generations.

Report on the Observance of Menstrual Hygiene Day and Inauguration of WSDC Journal “DHARITRI”

The Women’s Studies and Development Cell (WSDC) of Namrup College organized a programme on the occasion of Menstrual Hygiene Day with the objective of creating awareness regarding menstrual health, hygiene, and related issues among students and participants.

Dr. Dihingia attended the programme as the Chief Speaker and delivered an informative lecture on the importance of health, hygienic practices, and necessary precautions to be adopted during the menstrual cycle. He emphasized the significance of maintaining proper dietary habits and advised that nutritious and recommended foods should be consumed during menstruation. He also discussed various menstrual cycle-related health issues, prevailing superstitious beliefs associated with menstruation, and highlighted the importance of consulting physicians in case of health complications.

The programme was presided over by Dr. Durga Prasad Gogoi, Principal of Namrup College. Dr. Chabi Gogoi, Director of WSDC, delivered the welcome address and highlighted the objectives of organizing the programme.

On the same occasion, the first issue of the WSDC journal “DHARITRI” was formally inaugurated by the Principal, Dr. Durga Prasad Gogoi. Dr. Jayanta Sonowal, Coordinator of IQAC, delivered a congratulatory speech during the inauguration ceremony and appreciated the efforts of the editorial team for bringing out the maiden issue of the journal.

The Chief Editor of DHARITRI, Dr. Chabi Gogoi, along with the Editors, Ms. Daisy Rani Doley and Ms. Rijumoni Das, were felicitated and presented the journal during the inaugural function.

The programme concluded successfully with active participation and enthusiasm from faculty members and students.

International day for Biological Diversity

Namrup College observed IDB on 22-05-2026

Orientation program

Namrup College organise orientation program for HS first year students on 11.05.2026