The Department of Mathematics celebrated International Pi Day on 23 March 2026 with great enthusiasm and active participation from students and faculty members. The programme was coordinated by the students of III B.Sc. Mathematics under the guidance of the Head of the Department, Dr. Sinumol S, along with the encouragement and support of all faculty members of the department.
As part of the celebration, the third-year B.Sc. Mathematics students organized an attractive and informative poster exhibition based on the theme of Pi (π). The corridor walls of the department were beautifully decorated with a wide variety of colourful and creative posters prepared by the students. Each poster presented unique and interesting aspects related to Pi, making the entire exhibition highly educational as well as visually appealing.
The exhibition included posters on the history and origin of Pi, the contribution of famous mathematicians to the study of Pi, fascinating facts about Pi, different methods of value approximation, mathematical formulas involving Pi, applications of Pi in geometry and science, records related to memorizing digits of Pi, and the importance of Pi in daily life, engineering, astronomy, architecture, physics, and technology. Some posters creatively displayed the infinite and non-repeating nature of Pi, while others explained how Pi is used in circles, measurements, trigonometry, statistics, and computer science.
The students demonstrated remarkable creativity and innovation in presenting mathematical concepts in a simple, attractive, and understandable manner. The walls decorated with charts, drawings, symbols, equations, quotations, and illustrations created a vibrant academic atmosphere within the department. The exhibition reflected not only the mathematical knowledge of the students but also their artistic talents and teamwork.
Students and faculty members from various departments including Physics, Economics, Chemistry, and others visited the exhibition and appreciated the effort taken by the Mathematics students. The visitors actively interacted with the exhibitors, observed the posters with great interest, and shared their views and appreciation. The programme helped create curiosity and awareness about the significance of mathematics among students from different disciplines.
The celebration successfully transformed the department corridors into a lively centre of mathematical learning and creativity. The event encouraged students to explore mathematics beyond textbooks and classrooms and helped them understand the practical importance and universal presence of Pi in different fields of study and real-life applications.
The Head of the Department, Dr. Sinumol S, appreciated the sincere efforts and enthusiastic participation of the students. The faculty members also encouraged the students throughout the preparation and organization of the exhibition. Their guidance and motivation played a significant role in making the programme a grand success.
The Pi Day Celebration 2026 was highly informative, inspiring, and enjoyable for everyone who participated and visited the exhibition. The programme promoted mathematical thinking, creativity, collaboration, and academic interaction among students and faculty members, making the celebration memorable and meaningful.
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