XITE College publishes Students’ Journal showcasing research skills, articles

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Gamharia, August 1: XITE Gamharia students brought out an annual journal on Tuesday, aimed at educating and assisting them in refining their research skills and methodologies. This endeavor was a result of dedicated efforts by the undergraduate (UG) students of XITE College.

The journal allows students to enhance their research acumen and present well-structured articles. The topics covered in the articles range from literature, economics, psychology, commerce, to business studies.

XITE College, through this publication, aims to create a platform for students to ponder upon their interests and engage in constructive criticism.

The journal was formally launched in the presence of the XITE family. Dr Father Mukti Clarence, serving as the chief editor of the journal, emphasized the importance of research as an integral part of higher education and encouraged students to actively participate in the pursuit of academic excellence.

Principal Dr E A Francis, who has been a driving force behind the successful publication of the S J Journal, congratulated the students for their honest efforts for the annual publication.

The editorial team of the journal included Dr Sanchita Ghosh Chowdhury, Dr Partha Priya Das, Ms Sushmita Sen Chowdhury, Dr Rajesh K Rana, and Akhinchand Jaxa. Several students made valuable contributions to the current issue including Aditi Pasaya, Anil Tamsoy, Isha Shaw, Misha Longa, Lily Baha Aind, Lisa Bara, Mehul Aman Raj, Rachel Aditi Joseph and Ruchi Kumari.

The event witnessed the presence of all the students of the college. The Assistant Principal, Father Mukti, played a significant role in ensuring the success of the entire program.

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