Botanical Garden
Botanical Garden is a collection of living plants designed chiefly to illustrate relationships within plant groups. The main objectives of the botanical garden are the collection and conservation of plants, local or exotic, and the protection of endangered species. In our College we have 129 plants of economic importance.
Herbal Garden/Medicinal Garden
Our College has a dedicated space for Herbal garden, devoted to growing a specific group of plants called herbs or medicinal plants. The establishment of herbal garden brings awareness on local medicinal plants for common ailments. Some of the list of medicinal plants we have it in our college.
| Plant | Common name | Botanical Name or Family | Parts Used | Medicinal Use |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Amla | Emblica officinalis Fam - euphorbiaceae | Fruit | Vitamin - C, Cough, Diabetes, cold, Laxative, hyper acidity. |
 | Ashoka | Saraca Aceae Fam : Caesalpinanceae | Bark Flower | Menstrual Pain, uterine, disorder, Diabetes. |
 | Aswagandha | Withania Somnifera Fam: Solanaceae | Root, Leafs | Restorative Tonic, stress, nerves disorder, aphrodisiac. |
 | Bael / Bilva | Aegle marmelous Fam: Rutaceae | Fruit, Bark | Diarrhea, Dysentery, Constipation. |
 | Bhumi Amla | Phyllanthous amarus Fam : euphorbiaceae | Whole Plant | Anemic, jaundice, Dropsy. |
 | Brahmi | Bacopa monnieri Fam: Scrophulariaceae | Whole plant | Nervous, Memory enhancer, mental disorder. |
| Arjun | Terminalia arjuna | Stem, Bark | Heart diseases, Respiratory diseases,fracture,wound. | |
 | Guluchi / Giloe | Tinospora cordifolia | Stem | Gout, Pile, general debility, fever, Jaundice. |
 | Kalmegh/ Bhui neem | Andrographis paniculata Fam : scanthaceae | Whole Plant | Fever, weakness, release of gas. |
 | Sarpa Gandha | Ranwolfia serpentina Fam: apocynaceae | Root | Hyper tension, insomnia. |
 | Satavari | Asparagus racemosus Family: liliaceae | Tuber, root | Enhance lactation, general weakness, fatigue, cough. |
 | Tulsi | Ocimum sanclum Fam: Lamiaceae | Leaves/Seed | Cough, Cold, bronchitis,expectorand. |
 | Pippermint | Mentha pipertia Fam:Lamiaceae | Leaves, Flower, Oil | Digestive, Pain killer. |
 | Henna/Mehdi | Lawsennia iermis Fam: lytharaceae | Leaf,Flower, Seed | Burning, Steam, Anti Imflamatary. |
 | Gritkumari | Aloe vera Fam: Liliaceae | Leaves | Laxative, Wound healing, Skin burns & care,Ulcer. |
 | Sada Bahar | Vincea rosea/ catharanthus Roseus Fam :apocyanaceae | Whole Plant | Leaukamia, Hypotensiv, Antispasmodic , Atidot. |
 | Vringraj | Eclipta alba Fam: Compositae | Seed/whole | Anti-inflamatory, Digestive, hairtonic. |
 | Swet chitrak Perennial | Plumbago Zeylanica Fam: Plumbaginaceae | Root, Rootbar | Appetiser, Antibacterial, Aticacer. |
 | Rakta Chitrak | Plumbago indica Fam : plumbaginaceae | Root, Root bar | Indyspeipsia, colic, imflammation, cough. |
 | Harida | Terminalia chebula Fam: Combretaceae | Seed | Trifala, wound ulcer, leprosy, inflammation, Cough. |
 | Bahada | Terminalia bellerica Fam:combretaceae | Seed, Bark | Cough, Insomnia, Dropsy, Vomiting, Ulcer, Trifala. |
 | Neem | Azardirchata - indica Fam : Mahiaceae | Rhizome | Sedative, analgesic, epilepsy, hypertensive. |
 | Bacha/ Sweet Flag | Acorus Calamus Fam : Araceae | Rhizome | Sedative, analgesic, epilepsy, hypertensive. |
 | Benachar/Khus/khus | Vetiveria ziziinoides Fam : Toaceae / Graminae | Root | Hyperdisia, Burning, ulcer, Skin, Vomiting. |
 | Tej Pata | Cinnamomum zeylanicum Fam : Lauraceae | Bark, Oil | Nervous, Disorder, Constipation, Nephroaphy, Strangury, Dropsy |
 | Mako | Solanum nigrum Fam : Solanaceae | Whole Plant, Fruit, Seed | Scabies, Antipyretic, Amoibic dysentry |
Fauna Diversity
Birds play an essential role in the functioning of the world’s eco-system causing a direct impact on human health, economy and food production. They occupy many levels of trophic webs, from mid-level consumers to top predators. Birds help to maintain sustainable population levels of their prey and predator species, and after death, provide food for scavengers and decomposers. Many birds are important in plant reproduction through their services as pollinators or seed dispersers. The college campus has many bird species enriching the faunal population of the region. Few among them are Common Myna, Red Wattled Lapwing, Kingfisher, Crow, Pigeon, Babbler, Parrot, Woodpecker, Hornbill, Asian Koel, Sunbird, Peafowl, Owl, Eagle etc.
Many insect species belonging to different orders viz., Lepidoptera, Coleoptera, Hymenoptera, Diptera, Hemiptera, Orthoptera, Odonata, also add to the faunal bio-diversity of the college campus.
