With profound grief, Brainware University mourns the untimely loss of Ms. Mahua Pal, Registrar, Brainware University, who passed away in a tragic accident abroad.

Ms. Pal was associated with Brainware for over three decades, during which she served the institution with exceptional dedication, integrity and professionalism. As Registrar, she played a pivotal role in strengthening the university’s administrative systems, statutory compliance and institutional governance. Her quiet efficiency, unwavering sense of duty and deep commitment to the university earned her the respect and affection of colleagues across all sections of the institution.

Her sudden passing has left a void that will be difficult to fill. The university acknowledges her invaluable contributions and remembers her as a tireless worker and a steadfast pillar of the Brainware family.

The university conveys its heartfelt condolences to her bereaved family, especially her husband and prays that they may find strength and courage to bear this irreparable loss.

The members of Brainware University shall cherish her memory with gratitude and respect and strive to uphold the values of dedication, integrity and service that she exemplified throughout her long association with the university.

The Healthcare Conclave 2025 stood as a landmark platform bringing together thought leadership, innovation and collaboration to reimagine the future of Indian healthcare.

Setting the tone for the conclave, Hon'ble Chancellor Dr. Phalguni Mookhopadhayay emphasised the growing significance of industry-academia collaboration, envisioning a future where AI-driven intelligence seamlessly complements human expertise to nurture agile, future-ready healthcare professionals.

With the participation of 40+ eminent healthcare leaders, the conclave became a hub of insight-driven conversations, strategic dialogue, and actionable collaboration, fostering meaningful connections across the healthcare ecosystem.

The event was further elevated by the presence and perspectives of distinguished healthcare visionaries, whose experiences and insights added depth, direction, and dynamism to the discourse making the conclave a catalyst for innovation-led healthcare transformation.

As part of its commitment to social welfare and digital empowerment, Brainware University, in collaboration with the West Bengal Minorities’ Development & Finance Corporation, successfully conducted a Cyber Awareness Workshop to equip employees with essential digital safety skills.

Mr. Anirban Lahiri, HOD, Department of Cyber Science & Technology, engaged participants through insightful, real-world examples - decoding digital risks and sharing practical strategies to stay cyber-safe in an increasingly connected world.

Adding a vital legal perspective, Dr. Kaushik Banerjee, HOD, Department of Law, highlighted the legal dimensions of digital security, data protection, and cyber responsibility.

The employees of the West Bengal Minorities’ Development & Finance Corporation actively participated, making the session an interactive platform for learning, awareness and preparedness.

Brainware University witnessed the true spirit of democracy come alive as it proudly hosted the District Youth Parliament 2026, an inspiring confluence of ideas, leadership, and youthful courage. Under the theme 'Voices of Tomorrow', the campus transformed into a vibrant arena where young minds fearlessly articulated their visions for a brighter, stronger India.

The day began on an inspiring note with the presence of Mr. Agnimeel Das, NSS Regional Directorate, Kolkata, whose warm and encouraging words set the tone for a purposeful and high-energy session. He was joined by Mr. Deb Kumar Chatterjee, Deputy Director & District Youth Officer, My Bharat, along with esteemed university officials and judges, all of whom came together to mentor, guide and witness the rise of tomorrow’s leaders.

As participants took the stage, the hall resonated with confidence and conviction. Every speech reflected not just eloquence, but a deep sense of responsibility toward nation-building.

Brainware University buzzed with innovation and energy as it hosted the Samsung Innovation Campus Hackathon, a dynamic platform where young minds transformed bold ideas into working prototypes and real-world solutions. Students from diverse departments came together to pitch cutting-edge tech concepts - ranging from problem-solving applications to future-ready AI innovations - demonstrating exceptional creativity, analytical thinking and practical insight.

Marking National Pollution Control Day, the Department of Biotechnology at Brainware University transformed awareness into action through the Youth Ideathon for Clean India - a vibrant platform where young minds came together to design sustainable solutions for a cleaner and greener future. The ideathon witnessed enthusiastic participation as students explored innovative approaches to pressing environmental issues, including air pollution control, water resource management, plastic waste reduction and waste-to-wealth models

Brainware University witnessed a day charged with ambition, confidence, and opportunity as Shanigaram Krishna Reddy, AGM–HR, Vijaya Diagnostics, along with his team, visited the campus for a focused industry interaction and recruitment drive. The presence of seasoned industry professionals transformed the campus into a hub of purposeful conversations and career-driven energy.

From poised interview moments to insightful exchanges, students showcased their preparedness, professionalism, and clarity of goals. Every interaction reflected rigorous training, confidence built through guidance, and a readiness to step into the professional world.

The Harmony Health Hub conducted at BBW Brick Kiln, Neelgunj Road successfully delivered basic healthcare and eye screening services to brick kiln workers and nearby residents. The program enabled early identification of common visual defects and general health issues, while significantly improving awareness about eye care, personal hygiene, and preventive health practices. Workers were educated about occupational health hazards associated with brick kiln work and the importance of preventive measures. The initiative also strengthened collaboration between Allied Health Sciences, Brainware University, Debipur Disha Seva Sanstha, and Prince Optical, ensuring effective community engagement.

The Vision for Hope - Free Eye Checkup Camp” conducted at Baruipur Central Jail by the Department of Allied Health Sciences achieved its intended objectives by delivering accessible and comprehensive eye care services to inmates. The camp enabled early identification of refractive errors and ocular conditions, ensuring timely advice, counseling, and referral for further management where necessary. It significantly enhanced awareness among inmates regarding eye health, hygiene, and the importance of regular eye examinations, thereby promoting preventive eye care practices. Improved visual assessment contributed to better functional vision, overall well-being, and quality of life of the inmates.

The physiotherapy outreach camp at the Tata Steel Kolkata Marathon 2025 successfully met its primary objectives of injury prevention and acute on-field management. With a record 23,000 participants navigating the challenging new route, the physiotherapy team addressed a significant volume of musculoskeletal issues, primarily involving gastrocnemius strains, plantar fasciitis and patellofemoral pain.

Brainware University is proud to collaborate with RIIELG through a strategic Memorandum of Understanding aimed at empowering the next generation of entrepreneurs and startup leaders. This partnership marks a significant step toward mentoring young minds, nurturing innovation and strengthening the MSME ecosystem creating meaningful livelihood opportunities for students.

Brainware University takes immense pride in celebrating a significant research achievement by Dr. Ankur Mukhopadhyay, Assistant Professor, Department of Agriculture. His research paper titled ‘In-vitro evaluation of Trichoderma spp. and plant extracts for biological control of Indian Basil diseases’ has been published in Vegetos, a reputed SCOPUS-indexed journal by Springer Nature

Brainware University, in collaboration with Alexa Healthcare, proudly marked its presence at the JBG Kolkata Marathon 2025, where learning moved beyond classrooms and into real-time action. While athletes took to the tracks, students of the Bachelor of Physiotherapy.

Brainware University proudly celebrates a significant global research achievement by Assistant Professors Gourab Dutta and Dr. Rahul Kumar Ghosh, who have co-authored a research chapter published in a SCOPUS-indexed Springer Nature book, ICT for Intelligent Systems: Proceedings of ICTIS 2025.

The research was presented at the 9th International Conference on ICT for Intelligent Systems (ICTIS 2025) held in Thailand. Titled 'A Study in Analysing the Adoption of Internet of Things in Enhancing Food Quality Management', the paper examines the transformative role of IoT-driven intelligent systems in improving food quality, safety, and management practices through technology-led innovation.

The Department of Allied Health Sciences, Brainware University, successfully organized a Free Eye Care Camp at the United Association Club, Barasat, with a special focus on promoting eye health among senior citizens. The initiative reflected the university’s commitment to community well-being and preventive healthcare. The camp offered comprehensive eye care services, including vision assessment, refraction tests and basic ocular screening.

Brainware University marks a significant milestone in its journey toward an AI-driven future by signing a strategic Memorandum of Understanding with Advanced Training in Information & Intelligent Technologies Pvt. Ltd. (atIIT). This collaboration underscores the university’s commitment to embracing emerging technologies and preparing students and faculty for the next wave of digital transformation.

Dr. S. A. Thameemul Ansari, Professor in the Department of English & Literary Studies at Brainware University, unpacks this intricate dilemma in his latest article on LiveLaw.in.

His insightful analysis explores how coercion influences intent, accountability, and the very fabric of justice in bribery cases, offering readers a nuanced understanding of one of law’s most challenging ethical questions.

Dive into the full article to explore the intersection of law, ethics, and human behavior in today’s complex judicial landscape.

On a day brimming with possibilities, the halls of Brainware University hummed with quiet excitement. At the center, a single table held two chairs and a document - a Memorandum of Understanding that promised to reshape the future. As representatives from Brainware University and Alvora Labs leaned in to sign, it was more than ink on paper - it was an innovation meeting opportunity.

At Brainware University, curiosity meets commitment. Faculty members Sandip Chakraborty, Dr. Rahul Kumar Ghosh, and Gourab Dutta from the Department of Computational Sciences turned late-night discussions, whiteboard scribbles, and countless cups of coffee into a tangible achievement: a published book chapter in the globally renowned CRC Press (Taylor & Francis Group). Their chapter, “Supply Chain Optimization and Logistics”, appears in the book Engineering the Circular Economy: Leveraging Fuzzy Logic for Implementation, SCOPUS-indexed and recognized worldwide.

A huge congratulations to Dr. Jayeeta Majumder, Associate Professor in the Department of Hospital Management, for her remarkable academic achievement. Her latest book chapter has been published in the prestigious, SCOPUS-indexed volume Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems, under the globally renowned publisher Springer Nature.

Brainware University proudly celebrates a remarkable creative achievement as 5th Semester B.Sc Media Science & Journalism students made their mark on the international stage with three student-produced films officially screened at the 12th Bad and Beautiful World Film Festival.

The selected films - Ek Cup Sotota, Tarer Sure Shyamnagar, and Pasara Kirtan Pathar Pratima - captivated audiences with narratives that spoke deeply, stirred emotions and left a lasting impact. Each film reflected thoughtful storytelling, cultural sensitivity, and a strong cinematic voice.

What starts as lectures, assignments, and dreams scribbled in the margins of a notebook can soon transform into real-world experiences under studio lights. Sougata Jana, a BSc Media Science & Journalism student from Brainware University, is now living that transformation with a 3-month internship at Times Network, Kolkata.

Our NSS volunteer, Suryakanta Maiti, is marching into national pride. Selected for the Republic Day Parade Camp, New Delhi (Jan 1–30, 2026), Suryakanta will represent Brainware University and West Bengal on India’s grandest stage.