The Blood Donors’ Club is on track to serve the society without any anticipation. The members of the club serve sincerely understanding the principle that donating blood is donating life. Yes, blood is considered as the lifesaving liquid and in fact, a lifesaving drug in many cases. It is not every day you can do something to save someone’s life but it is exactly what you do every time you donate blood. One Blood donor can save four lives.

Presently, the need of blood is very high right throughout the world. India alone has a deficit of at least three million units. This situation calls pressing attention to voluntary blood donations, which remain the only way of making blood available to the needy. Let us contribute!

Now a days, the advancements in Blood Transfusion Technology allow doctors to separate all the components of blood and store them at different Temperatures so that, all of them can be utilized optimally. Moreover, if we all were to donate blood twice a year, it would not just help the patients but our own bodies as well. Donation of blood is like servicing one’s own system as it helps your body form new blood more often and so become more robust.

Despite of creating awareness among people of explaining the importance and ethics of donating Blood, the doctors face difficulties and hurdles, in receiving blood in time and thereby it becomes so difficult sometimes to save the victim’s life. Certainly, the club needs to be expanded and pronged.

Our students donate blood on a voluntary basis. They willingly donate blood to the needy whenever the situation calls. The club is functioning successfully over the years and has contacts all the blood banks in the city. Blood donation camp is conducted every year successfully.

Reading different genres of books helps teachers, students, educators, educational administrators, and educational leaders to understand the different concepts and beliefs discussed, with many examples supported by research. We need to develop the ability to connect the three most essential things from each author and book to understand the people and the complex world better and prepare our students to solve their personal, workplace, and societal problems.

“There is a simple way to package information (package information may be knowledge/learning objective/outcome) that, under the right circumstances, can make it irresistible. All you have to do is find it.”. Malcolm Gladwell used an epidemic as an analogy in his book The Tipping Point.

Dr. Carol S. Dweck, in her book “Mindset,” describes how a person’s perspective on their abilities and the range of possible mindsets significantly impacts their performance in school, work, sports, the arts, and pretty much any other area of human endeavor. Dweck compares the growth and fixed mindsets and how each affects learning relationships and self-improvement.

The Fifth Discipline: The Art & Practice of The Learning Organisation by Peter Senge, he provides the blueprints for the “learning organization,” the five basic disciplines that set learning organizations apart from “traditional organizations”: Systems Thinking, Personal Mastery, Mental Models, Shared Vision, and Team learning.

The good thing about reading books is once the bug bites you, it doesn’t leave you.

Reading is the biggest lever for fixing education inequality because once you learn to read, you can read to learn. Student’s leisure reading directly correlates with their standardized test scores. In the process of reading the book, we were actually educating ourselves. You inch your way up the comprehension ladder with each book you read.

Language clubs are groups where like-minded language learners can meet up online or in person. Studying a language on your own might be effective at the beginning, but meeting others who are learning the same language as you can be a huge source of motivation and accountability.

To create awareness in students on aspects of beauty, health, and overall well-being of an individual. To make students understand the factors that influence beauty, health and to promote choices that impact beauty and health of people on campus, in society and to the wider community.

Vision: The impart the technological knowledge to the future doctors, which will make them excel in their career without any limits. To make the medical students engage, involve, and explore with creative and innovative minds to contribute to the field of Naturopathy and Yoga.

Rules and Regulations:

• Technical skills which are basic and mandatory for any profession is must to learn for all the students.
• Every student must have his/her own laptop.
• This is not a part of university exam; this is an extra credit for the student.

Dexter’s club is an initiative by the students and for the students. The club focuses on enhancing the creativity, technical and presentation skills of the students and inculcating the habit of peer learning. It brings out the inborn talents of the students. It also creates an impulse that would relate their passion and technology. The club initiates unique activities, events, workshops and seminars.

The main objectives of the club are to address the environmental and some of the most important socio-economic problems that hamper the overall growth of the city.

A Sport Club is a registered student organization that exists to promote and develop interest in a particular sport or physical activity. A club’s focus may be recreational, instructional, competitive, or a combination of these types of activities based on its constitution. Sport Clubs are strictly voluntary and involvement in a Sport Club should enhance the student’s college experience and contribute to the student’s overall education and wellness.

The aim of yoga club is to create awareness of the yoga to the general public through camps. To educate the children, women, pregnant women, old age people’s health.

• To enable the student to have good health.
• To practice mental hygiene.
• To possess emotional stability.
• To integrate moral values.

Vision: Sona “Women Empowerment Club ” is a society run exclusively by girls for girls. All its programs are aimed at achieving the dictum of Embodiment, Empowerment and Enhancement of Women. The main aim of the club is to endorse an ethnicity of esteem, egalitarianism, and protection for female gender.

The aim of sonaria club include training students in various areas of music, conducting music programmes on and off campus and organising music courses.

Nutrition is the foremost important aspect of human life. which is diverting a human to live healthily or fall into disease. Food is the building product of the body as well as the mind. In this Medical curriculum, we had a syllabus for Nutrition. which is the best part of treatment for all illnesses. this club deals with the awareness of nutrition and the different techniques to prepare the food. Various camps for cooking within the campus.

The aim of outreach club is to have a field trips for students, the development of an educational brochure, workshops

Vision: As a medical graduate, to understand his/her knowledge, skills, ability and to experience self-awareness, self-management in personal competence and his/her social awareness and relationship management when it comes to social competence, “IQ and EQ club” of Sona, can give him/her a great opportunity to come up with beautiful flying colours in their interpersonal and intrapersonal skills.

Science Club is an afterschool, mentor-based science program for middle school youth. This program brings graduate student mentors together with small groups of students to conduct fun and engaging scientific investigations.

Purpose: To inculcate the research mindset among faculty

Research is fundamental to advances in human society. It emerges from our innate desire as human beings to seek to improve our lives and to control the world around us. To do this we have to improve our understanding and our insight – we have to know how things work (or don’t work) so that we can find different ways to use them or make them more efficient.

Every week, one faculty has to review one research paper, which is already published. Other Faculty will have a detailed discussion and dialogue about the topic, objectives, data collection and data analysis methodology, and further lead on new research topics/ areas.

The aim of nature’s club is to educate the general public through health awareness camps. To educate people with hygiene, mental health, physical health, nutrition camps.

Full moon astrology dates back to ancient times before traditions were passed down in the written form. Lately, the rhythms and cycles of the Moon have seen a resurgence in interest—and sometimes even reverence—within mainstream culture.

Every Full Moon Day, Students will discuss on a Topic in a Oper Air Auditorium @ 6 p.m.

The photography club aims to unleash the creative minds of the students. The club trains students in digital photography and conducts creative events in photographic art. It also organises various workshops around photography techniques like basic photography, macro photography, product photography, lighting, lens types, post production photography work, etc.

Interactive mobile quizzes have revolutionized the way we learn, making the process more engaging and enjoyable. By incorporating gamification techniques into mobile quizzes, learners are motivated to actively participate, leading to better knowledge retention and a more immersive learning experience.

At Sona Medical College we applied to learning, gamification transforms the traditional approach into a dynamic and interactive experience. It creates a sense of challenge, urgency, and accomplishment, encouraging learners to actively seek knowledge and improve their performance.