The seminars, workshops, and debating committee of a college are responsible for organizing and coordinating events that promote intellectual growth, skill development, and critical thinking among students. This committee typically consists of students, faculty advisors, and sometimes alumni who are passionate about fostering a culture of learning and debate within the college community. Their primary objective is to plan and execute a diverse range of events such as seminars, workshops, panel discussions, and debates that cover various academic disciplines, current affairs, and professional development topics. These events provide opportunities for students to engage with experts, industry professionals, and thought leaders, allowing them to expand their knowledge, develop new skills, and explore different perspectives. The committee is responsible for identifying relevant topics, securing speakers or facilitators, coordinating event logistics, and promoting participation among students. They also organize debating competitions and public speaking workshops to enhance students' communication and critical thinking abilities. Through their efforts, the seminars, workshops, and debating committee contribute to the intellectual and personal development of students, preparing them to excel academically, professionally, and as informed global citizens. They play a vital role in creating a vibrant and intellectually stimulating campus environment that encourages lifelong learning and exploration.