VISVESVARAYA TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY

“Jnana Sangama”, Belagavi-590018

Report
On

AICTE ACTIVITY POINT PROGRAMME

Submitted by

RAGHURAM K S
(1DT20EC050)

Coordinator:
BHARATH K N
Asst Prof, Dept. of
E&CE,DSATM,
Bengaluru

Signature of Coordinator

Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering

Accredited by NBA, New Delhi.
DAYANANDA SAGAR ACADEMY OF TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT
Accredited by NAAC with Grade A+
Udayapura, Kanakapura Road, Bengaluru-560082
 TABLE OF CONTENTS

Chapter No. Content Page No.

1 Contribution to any National Level 1-12

Initiativeof the Government of India

1.1 Planning and scheduling of the activity 1-2

1.1.1 Site selection 1

1.1.2 Artistic collaboration 2

1.1.3 Monitoring progress 2

1.2 Description of the activity conducted 3-9

1.3 Outcome of the Activity 10-12

2 Energy Conservation Awareness 13-19
Activity
2.1 Planning and scheduling of the activity 14-15
2.2 Description of the activity conducted 16-17

2.3 Outcome of the Activity 18-19

 List Of Figures
figures Content Page No.

1.1 Wall Paint on GOVT. school 3

1.2 Mandala art on Hanumant Nagar Police station 4

1.3 Exchange of appreciation and solidarity by

Inspector Shri. Vinod Bhat

1.4 An event at Uttarahalli Main Road 5

1.5 6
Dr. Rajkumar Portrait by YFP in Uttarahalli Main
Road

1.6 Before and after the main road's wall was cleaned 6
by YFP.

1.7 The dusty wall behind PTA School, Ashoka Pillar. 7

1.8 8
Revitalized space behind PTA School, Ashoka
Pillar

1.9 Sketching a mandala art near Ashoka Piller 9

1.10 12
Dr. Puneeth Rajkumar’s portrait near Mysore
BankCircle, Gandhinagar

2.1 Activity conducted at the Jayanagar Bus Stand 15

2.2 Public awareness of Energy conservation and Public 16

Safety

2.3 Public awareness on Deforestation 17

2.4 Promoting to use of public transport 18

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CHAPTER 1
Contribution to any National Level Initiative of the Government of
India
1.1 PLANNING AND SCHEDULING OF THE ACTIVITY
Overview:
In collaboration with Youth for Parivarthan, I contributed to the planning and execution of the
"Swachhata Utsav: Beautifying Bharath, One Wall at a Time." The strategic planning and
scheduling aimed at ensuring a well-organized and impactful community project within an
allocated 80-hour timeframe. The initiative focused on cleaning up of garbage in areas, revitalizing
neglected spaces by transforming them into aesthetically pleasing murals, and promoting
awareness of cleanliness and waste segregation.
Key Components:
1.1.1 Site Selection:
• Through collaborative efforts with local communities, dump sites were identified and
prioritized.
• Chose locations strategically:
o Hanumanthanagar Police Station:
▪ Dates: 8th Oct, 15th Oct, 22nd Oct 2023
▪ Duration: Approximately 7-8 hours each day.
▪ Objective: A gesture of appreciation to the police department for their relentless
service .
o Uttarahalli Main Road:
▪ Dates: 19th Nov, 26th Nov 2023
▪ Duration: Approximately 8-9 hours.
▪ Objective: Addressing a dump site along the road to enhance the visual appeal
of the community.
o Chikkallasandra Main Road:
▪ Dates: 3rd Dec, 10 Dec 2023
▪ Duration: Approximately 8-9 hours.
▪ Objective: Targeting the wall along the road to create a vibrant clean public
space.

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o Behind PTA School, Ashoka Pillar:

▪ Dates: 17th Dec, 24th Dec 2023
▪ \Duration: Approximately 8-9 hours.
▪ Objective: Focused on a dump site in Jayanagar to contribute to the overall
cleanliness of the area.
1.1.2 Artistic Collaboration:
• Engaged local artists and volunteers for straightforward mural designs that aligned with
cleanliness themes.
• Emphasized the use of easily accessible art supplies, ensuring a cost-effective approach.
1.1.3 Monitoring Progress:
• Established a straightforward monitoring system to track progress at each site.
• Held informal team meetings to address any immediate challenges specific to each location.

Conclusion:
The planning phase strategically incorporated the characteristics of each identified dump site,
ensuring a tailored and impactful execution of the " Swachhata Utsav" initiative. The focus on
simplicity, community involvement, and site-specific considerations aimed to create a lasting
impact on the cleanliness and aesthetic appeal of these areas.

Figure 1.1 YFP’s artworks of Famous personalities

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1.2 DESCRIPTION OF THE ACTIVITY CONDUCTED

1. Hanumanthanagar Police Station
Dates: 8th Oct, 15th Oct, 22nd Oct 2023
Duration: Approximately 7-8 hours each day
As a dedicated member of Youth for Parivarthan, I actively participated in an initiative to clean and
paint the Hanumanthanagar Police Station. This heartfelt gesture aimed not only at revitalizing the
premises but expressing gratitude towards the police officers.
Cleaning with a Thankful Heart:
Armed with paintbrushes and enthusiasm, our team transformed grime-covered walls and cluttered
corners. Witnessing the station's metamorphosis emphasized the impact of collective action.
Building Bridges with Paint and Brushes:
Meaningful conversations during the cleanup fostered camaraderie between the community and the
police force.
Inspiring Words from Inspector Vinod Bhat:
Inspector Vinod Bhat's heartfelt gratitude emphasized the importance of building bridges between
the police and the community.

Figure 1.2 Inspector Interacting with the YFP volunteers

More Than Just a Makeover:

The transformation symbolized a deeper change—a strengthened bond between the police and the
community.
The Power of Collective Action: This experience taught the immense power of collective
action and inspired a call to community involvement

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Figure 1.3 Beautified walls around the police station

Figure 1.4 Karnataka State Police Royal Emblem Painted

2.Uttarahalli Main Road

Dates: 19th Nov, 26th Nov 2023
Duration: Approximately 8-9 hours
Eighty vibrant volunteers, including myself, from Youth for Parivarthan embarked upon Uttarahalli
Main Road, transforming a notorious black spot into a symbol of cleanliness and creativity.

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Transformative Efforts: Rolling up our sleeves, we dove into the transformation, treating walls
and footpath pedestals to fresh coats of paint.

Magic of Mandalas:
Mandalas, intricately designed by talented artists, graced the walls, whispering stories of hope and
unity.

Tribute Through Portraits:

Our tribute extended to portraits of iconic figures like Dr. Rajkumar, Dr. Vishnuvardhan, Shankar
Nag, and Kalpana Chawla.

Figure 1.5 Before and After images of the beautifying process

A Living Testament:
Uttarahalli Main Road became a living testament to the power of collective action, showcasing
shared ownership and pride within the community.

The Power of Initiative :This initiative illuminated the potential for collective action to
transform neglected spaces into vibrant expressions of community pride.

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Figure 1.6 Image of Dr. Rajkumar painted on the walls before and after transformation

Figure 1.7 Portrait of Shankarnag painted of the wall

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3.Chikkallasandra Main Road

Dates: 3rd Dec, 10th Dec 2023
Duration: Approximately 8-9 hours
Last Sunday, alongside 75 passionate volunteers, I participated in a creative mission to transform a
150-meter wall along Chikkallasandra Main Road.

From Clutter to Canvas:

Dedicated scrubbing and peeling revealed the wall's true beauty, preparing it for transformation.

Tribute Through Art:

Vibrant paints danced on our brushes as we adorned the wall with mesmerizing mandalas and
intricate wall art.

A Fitting Tribute:
This artistic endeavor wasn't just about transforming a wall; it was a heartfelt homage to
Karnataka's beloved Power Star, Dr. Puneeth Rajkumar.

Pride in Community Contribution:

The once neglected wall serves as a canvas of creativity and a beacon of inspiration, fostering a
sense of belonging and pride within the community.

Figure 1.8 Before and after images of transformation

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Figure 1.9 Before and after images of transformation

4. Behind PTA School, Ashoka Pillar

Dates: 17th Dec, 24th Dec 2023
Duration: Approximately 8-9 hours
Concluding our initiative, our focus shifted to a dump site behind PTA School, Ashoka Pillar,
Jayanagar. Our goal was to rejuvenate the area, enhance overall cleanliness, and communicate the
importance of responsible waste disposal through murals and art.

Rejuvenating the Area:

The final leg of our initiative aimed at transforming a dump site into a revitalized space behind
PTA School, Ashoka Pillar.

Impact Through Murals:

Through murals and art, we sought to communicate the importance of responsible waste disposal.

Conclusion of the Initiative:

Concluding this initiative marked not just the end of a series of activities but the beginning of a
sustained effort towards fostering cleanliness and community pride.

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Figure 1.9 Myself painting the walls

Figure 1.10 Myself painting the walls with other volunteers

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Figure 1.11 Image of completed mandala painting

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Figure 1.12 Image of completed mandala painting

1.3 OUTCOME OF THE ACTIVITY

1. Hanumanthanagar Police Station
Dates: 8th Oct, 15th Oct, 22nd Oct 2023
Duration: Approximately 7-8 hours each day
Revitalizing Impact:
The outcome was not merely a cosmetic makeover. The station's premises underwent a
revitalization that extended beyond appearances.
Strengthened Community-Police Bond:
Our collective efforts facilitated a transformation that went beyond physical changes, fostering a
strengthened bond between the community and the police force.
Inspiration for Community Involvement:
The impact reached beyond the station walls, inspiring others in the community to get involved.

2. Uttarahalli Main Road

Dates: 19th Nov, 26th Nov 2023
Duration: Approximately 8-9 hours
Revitalized Public Space:
The outcome was the transformation of a notorious black-spot into a revitalized public space.
Cultural Tribute Through Art: The addition of portraits honoring iconic personalities added
cultural significance to the revitalized space.

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3. Chikkallasandra Main Road

Dates: 3rd Dec, 10th Dec 2023
Duration: Approximately 8-9 hours
Clutter to Canvas - A Fitting Tribute:
The transformation of the 150-mr wall along Chikkallasandra Main Road was a profound outcome.
Honoring Local Icons:
The outcome wasn't just about cleaning and painting; it was a heartfelt homage to Karnataka's
beloved Power Star.

4. Behind PTA School, Ashoka Pillar

Dates: 17th Dec, 24th Dec 2023
Duration: Approximately 8-9 hours
Rejuvenated Area and Cleanliness Message:
The final leg of our initiative focused on rejuvenating the area and promoting the importance of
responsible waste disposal.
Community Awareness and Engagement:The outcome was not just a cleaner space but an
increased awareness within the community about responsible waste disposal.Continued Impact and
Future Initiatives:T ashe outcome marked the conclusion of a series of impactful activities, but it
also signaled the beginning of sustained efforts.

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CHAPTER 2

ENERGY CONSERVATION AWARENESS

ACTIVITY

INTRODUCTION:

In the context of escalating concerns about environmental sustainability, our current era finds
itself at a critical juncture where unified action is essential to address pressing issues,
particularly those associated with the burgeoning challenges of energy consumption. This report
unveils the narrative of the Energy Conservation Initiative, a carefully orchestrated and
community-driven effort designed not only to heighten awareness but also to instigate
transformative behavioral changes in the realm of energy conservation.

The imperative nature of the environmental predicament is more pronounced than ever,
necessitating a collective and conscientious response. It is within this context that the Energy
Conservation Initiative took form, acknowledging the urgency to bridge the gap between
awareness and practical action. The intricate planning and strategic execution of this initiative
aimed not only to disseminate information but also to embed a sustainable mindset in the very
fabric of community consciousness.

The initiative strategically targeted high-traffic locations, notably the Jayanagar 4th Block Bus
Stand and the South End signal, ensuring maximum outreach and impact. By collaborating with
the Traffic Police Division of Jayanagar, the initiative not only gained logistical support but
also strengthened the connection between the community and law enforcement, fostering a
sense of shared responsibility for energy conservation.

The heart of the initiative lay in the dynamic engagement with commuters, pedestrians, and
traffic police through the distribution of visually striking placards containing essential energy
conservation information and slogans. This approach created a vibrant spectacle at these
locations, effectively capturing the attention of the community and reinforcing the notion that
small, community-driven initiatives can drive significant positive change.

The real-time interaction with traffic police at the South End signal facilitated a two-way
dialogue, providing valuable insights into the challenges faced by law enforcement and

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enhancing the impact of the initiative. Feedback from participants and onlookers indicated a
positive reception to the energy conservation messages, underlining the success of the initiative
not just in terms of awareness raised but also in building stronger community bonds.

The initiative's outcomes were multi-faceted, manifesting in both immediate and potential long-
term impacts. In the short term, the initiative successfully garnered the attention of a diverse
audience, sparking meaningful conversations about energy conservation. The distribution of
concise yet impactful messages through placards created a visually compelling spectacle,
contributing to the dissemination of crucial information.

Looking ahead, the initiative aspires to foster a sustained cultural shift towards energy
consciousness. By encouraging participants to become ambassadors for energy conservation in
their respective circles, the initiative aims to create a ripple effect, spreading knowledge and
awareness organically. Through a combination of physical engagements and digital outreach,
the initiative seeks to ingrain energy-saving habits in the community's psyche, ultimately
contributing to a collective commitment to environmental sustainability.

2.1 PLANNING AND SCHEDULING OF THE ACTIVITY

The primary objective of the Energy Conservation Initiative was to cultivate awareness
regarding energy consumption and highlight the detrimental effects of squandering available
energy, emphasizing the crucial impact of energy conservation. Recognizing the pivotal role
of public awareness in driving behavioral change, the initiative strategically chose traffic
signals as its primary platform. These locations were deemed ideal due to their inherent ability
to attract a substantial and diverse audience, making them effective hubs for disseminating
information on energy conservation. By targeting these bustling intersections, the initiative
aimed to harness the attention of a large cross-section of the community, fostering a shared
understanding of the environmental implications tied to energy use.

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Figure 2.1 Group picture with the bus transport incharge officer
To ensure the seamless execution of the awareness campaign, a meticulous approach was taken
in selecting specific traffic signals. The initial step involved identifying signals characterized
by significant traffic flow, ensuring that a broad spectrum of commuters and pedestrians would
be exposed to the initiative. Simultaneously, the chosen signals possessed robust infrastructure,
a crucial factor in facilitating the smooth conduct of the activity. This strategic decision not
only maximized the reach of the campaign but also guaranteed that the initiative would
integrate seamlessly into the urban landscape, minimizing disruptions to the movement of
vehicles. By prioritizing signals with both high traffic volume and reliable infrastructure, the
initiative strategically aligned itself for optimal impact, setting the stage for effective
community engagement.

In the pursuit of its overarching goal, the Energy Conservation Initiative prioritized the
intersection of education and accessibility. Traffic signals, as chosen locations, provided a
unique and dynamic setting for the dissemination of information. The initiative recognized that
by capturing the attention of individuals during their daily routines, it could create a platform
for meaningful conversations about energy conservation. In doing so, the initiative aimed not
only to raise awareness but also to inspire a collective commitment to responsible energy use,
ensuring that the message of conservation resonated within the community and contributed to
a broader cultural shift toward sustainable practices

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2.2 DESCRIPTION OF THE ACTIVITY CONDUCTED

The Energy Conservation Initiative unfolded at two pivotal traffic junctions, strategically
chosen for their high traffic flow and well-established infrastructure. Jayanagar 4th Block Bus
Stand emerged as the primary location, drawing attention to its bustling activity and diverse
commuter base. The selection of the South End signal as a secondary site allowed the project to
extend its impact across different demographics within the community.

Collaboration with the Traffic Police Division of Jayanagar played a pivotal role in ensuring the
seamless execution of the activity. Seeking permission and support from local authorities not
only facilitated the conduct of the initiative but also strengthened the community's connection
with law enforcement. This collaborative approach aimed to promote positive interaction
between participants and the traffic police, fostering a sense of shared responsibility for energy
conservation.

The core of the activity centered on the distribution of eye-catching placards containing energy
conservation information and slogans. Participants actively engaged with commuters and
pedestrians, initiating conversations about the importance of energy conservation. The vibrant
display of placards at Jayanagar 4th Block Bus Stand and the South End signal successfully
captured the attention of the community, reinforcing the notion that small, community-driven
initiatives can play a pivotal role in promoting positive behavioral change and collective
responsibility for sustainable practices.

Figure 2.2 We Educating public on the use and importance of energy conservation

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The dynamic nature of the initiative allowed for real-time interaction with the traffic police
present at the South End signal. This engagement facilitated a two-way conversation, providing
an opportunity for participants to learn about the challenges faced by traffic police and for the
police to gain insights into community-driven efforts for energy conservation. The open

Dialogue not only enhanced the impact of the initiative but also contributed to building a
stronger bond between the community and law enforcement.

Figure 2.3 We Educating public on the use and importance of energy conservation

Feedback from participants and onlookers indicated a positive reception to the energy
conservation initiative. The visual spectacle of the placards, coupled with informative
discussions, effectively conveyed the importance of individual contributions to a larger societal
goal. The success of the initiative was not only measured in terms of the awareness raised but
also in the collaborative spirit fostered between community members and local authorities. As
the activity concluded, the energy conservation message echoed through the bustling streets,
leaving a lasting imprint on the collective consciousness of the community.

Moreover, the activity sought to extend its impact beyond the immediate participants by
encouraging them to become ambassadors for energy conservation in their respective circles.
Each placard distributed during the initiative contained concise yet impactful messages,
making it a potential catalyst for conversations in homes, schools, and workplaces. The
intention was to create a ripple effect, wherein the knowledge and awareness acquired during
the activity would spread organically, inspiring others to adopt energy-efficient practic

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Figure 2.3 Spreading the importance of saving Forests by explain the ill effects of deforestation

2.3 OUTCOMES OF THE ACTIVITY

The outcome of the Energy Conservation Initiative was multifaceted, reflecting both immediate
and potential long-term impacts. In the short term, the activity successfully captured the
attention of a diverse audience at two major traffic junctions in Jayanagar. The engagement of
commuters, pedestrians, and even the traffic police in conversations about energy conservation
indicated a positive response to the initiative. The placards with succinct energy conservation
messages effectively conveyed the importance of individual actions in collectively mitigating
energy consumption. The participants' active involvement in holding up the placards not only
disseminated crucial information but also created a visually compelling spectacle that attracted
the attention of passers-by.

Looking beyond the immediate impact, the initiative aimed to sow the seeds for a sustained
cultural shift towards energy consciousness. By distributing informational materials directly to
participants and utilizing digital platforms for broader outreach, the initiative sought to ingrain
energy-saving habits in the community's psyche. The ripple effect generated by these
engagements, both physical and virtual, is expected to contribute to an increased awareness of
energy conservation practices. Over time, the initiative aspires to foster a sense of shared
responsibility among community members, inspiring them to adopt energy-efficient habits in
their daily lives and contribute collectively to the larger goal of environmental sustainability.
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