Amala prathap

As part of our EDU 06 course, our class conducted a Capacity Building Programme on the Right to Education on 5th June 2026 at MVHSS. The programme was handled by three groups. The first group introduced the topic through a presentation, the second group screened a short film titled 'The Student', and the third group displayed placards and slogans based on the Right to Education. It was an informative and creative experience that helped us understand the importance of education as a fundamental right.

  The second part of our journey was a beautiful mix of spirituality and adventure. On April 17th, we started our day with a visit to the sacred Chamundi Hill Temple, seeking blessings and beginning the day with peace and positivity. From there, we traveled to Belur and visited the magnificent Chennakeshava Temple. The temple was truly unforgettable. Every corner of it reflected the brilliance of ancient architecture. The entire structure was made of stone, filled with intricate carvings and detailed designs. The pillars, which looked almost three-dimensional, added to its uniqueness. It felt like a place where history, art, and devotion came together beautifully. After this calm and inspiring visit, the mood shifted to excitement as we moved on to water activities. We enjoyed kayaking, rafting, banana rides, and speed boating. It was thrilling, fun, and full of laughter one of the most energetic parts of our trip. That night, we began our return...

Travel always brings a sense of excitement, and our college tour to Mysore was the perfect beginning. On April 15th, around 4 PM, we started our journey from college. The bus was filled with joy, laughter, and endless conversations. Along with us were our teachers Dhanya ma’am, Soumya ma’am, and Joby sir—our principal, his wife, and other staff members, making the journey feel safe and lively. We reached Mysore on the morning of April 16th. After freshening up and having breakfast, we began exploring the city. Our first destination was a car museum, which was both interesting and unique. Later, we visited a peaceful church that gave us a calm and refreshing experience. After lunch, we headed to the magnificent Mysore Palace. Its beauty, architecture, and royal charm truly amazed us. In the evening, we visited the famous Brindavan Gardens, where the surroundings were vibrant and full of life. The day ended on a high note with a fun DJ night, followed ...

After the break on April 9th, we continued our Arts Day on April 10th with even more excitement. The second day included performance-based events like group dance, mono act, mimicry etc. The stage was filled with vibrant performances, and everyone gave their best. All the three groups Raagam, Dwani, and Rhythm participated very well, showing great teamwork and talent. The competition spirit was high throughout the day. The most special moment was when the results were announced. With great happiness, our group Raagam won the Overall Championship. It was a proud and joyful moment for all of us. For me, this Arts Day was even more memorable as I participated in many items. It made the experience more special and meaningful. This could be the last Arts Day of our student life, and that makes it even more unforgettable. It was truly a day filled with happiness, memories, and togetherness that we will always cherish.

Our much-awaited Arts Day started on April 8th, and it was filled with excitement and energy. Since April 9th was an election day, the Arts Day was conducted in two parts on 8th and 10th April. The first day mainly focused on literary and musical events. Programs like group song, debate, elocution, and recitation in both English and Malayalam were conducted. Each participant performed with great confidence and enthusiasm. We had judges for all the events, which made the competitions more meaningful and well-organized. Our class was divided into three groups Raagam, Dwani, and Rhythm and all the groups participated actively. The first day of Arts Day was truly enjoyable and set a beautiful beginning for the next day.

On March 26th, we gathered together to bid farewell to our beloved seniors, and it turned out to be one of the most beautiful and emotional days in our college life. The classroom was transformed into a space full of memories and warmth. We decorated it with fairy lights, creating a soft, glowing atmosphere. What made it even more special were the Polaroids pictures capturing their journey, their smiles, important moments, and memories that they created in this college. Every corner of the classroom told a story. We had planned several fun games and activities for our seniors, and they participated with so much joy and excitement. It was lovely to see them laugh and enjoy, just like they always did during their time with us. One of the most touching parts of the day was when we gave them space to share their memories. They spoke about their first days in college, their growth, their friendships, and how they feel now as they are about to leave. Many of them also spoke about...