The 2024-25 activity calendar of the department was filled with vibrant activities and had something for everyone. A cornerstone of the year’s academic engagement was the Faculty Development Programme (FDP) organized from 14 to 20 November 2024, in collaboration with Aryabhatta College. Titled “Significance of Vedic Gyan Parampara in the Modern Era”, the FDP explored the contemporary relevance of ancient Indian knowledge systems, drawing connections between Vedic philosophy and modern academic disciplines. The programme, recognised under UGC’s Career Advancement Scheme (CAS), brought together faculty, researchers, and academicians for a week of reflective scholarship, interdisciplinary dialogue, and pedagogical growth. By fostering critical conversations around ethics, sustainability, and philosophical integration, the FDP elevated the department’s academic standing and contributed to the national discourse on education rooted in Indian knowledge traditions.

The department also organized various other events for the students through its departmental society, RamanuGen. On 29 August 2024, RamanuGen conducted an Orientation Programme to welcome first-year students and introduce them to the department’s academic ethos and society activities. Faculty members engaged with the students through interactive sessions, highlighting the department’s vision, achievements, and upcoming opportunities.

A speaker session on Placement Preparedness was organized jointly by RamanuGen and Ramcom, the commerce society, On November 11, 2024 Featuring Mr. Sandeep Sen as the guest speaker, the session offered insights into resume building, interview strategies, and professional networking. The session was attended by over 100 students and concluded with an engaging Q&A round, equipping participants with valuable tools for career advancement.

To spark curiosity and engagement in mathematical thinking, RamanuGen also organized Curioso’24 from 15 to 29 November 2024. This online quiz competition received 160 registrations, with 30 students actively participating through weekly question rounds shared via society’s official Instagram handle by posting 2 set of questions per week and receiving the answers via a google form attached therein. The event offered a creative space for students to apply their knowledge in a competitive yet enjoyable format, successfully promoting mathematical enthusiasm among participants.

In addition to its scholarly initiatives, RamanuGen established 35 MoUs across disciplines, reflecting a strong focus on collaboration and expanding academic and professional opportunities for students. These included partnerships with 12 Mathematics societies, 6 from Commerce, 7 from Computer Science, 3 with E-Cell, 2 each with Enactus and Statistics, and 1 each with societies from History, Marketing, and Economics—expanding the department’s outreach and interdisciplinary footprint.