WORLD VEGAN DAY

World Vegan Day is celebrated annually on November 1st. It was established in 1994 by Louise Wallis, the then-Chairman of the Vegan Society. Its objectives are:

1. Promoting veganism and its benefits

2. Raising awareness about animal rights and welfare

3. Encouraging sustainable living and environmental protection

4. Supporting health and well-being through plant-based diets

The World Vegan Day program was conducted by Mathematics department on 4th November 2024 and it was led by Anusree

She highlighted the importance of celebrating Vegan Day and conducted a quiz program. All students actively participated in the quiz.

KERALA DAY

Kerala Piravi, also known as Kerala Formation Day, is celebrated on November 1st every year. It marks the formation of the state of Kerala, India, in 1956. Prior to 1956, Kerala was divided into three regions Malabar District (under British Rule), Travancore Kingdom (princely state), and Cochin Kingdom (princely state). On November 1, 1956, these regions merged to form the modern state of Kerala, following the States Reorganisation Act.

The Mathematics department conducted a photo contest named "KERALA DAY PHOTO CONTEST" for the students with some rules that the photo must be taken in wearing KERALA TRADITIONAL DRESS and the background must be NATURE. All students participated in the contest and the Mathematics department selected 2 best photos of both boy and a girl. The assistant professor Ms. Rahidha Rajan gave prize to the winners Shilna from English department and Abhin Raj

                         WINNERS PHOTOS :

WORLD THRIFT DAY

 World Thrift Day, also known as World Savings Day, is celebrated annually on 31 October. It was established in 1924 by the Italian Professor Filippo Ravizza , and was first celebrated in Milan, Italy.

Its objectives are:

1. Promoting savings and thriftiness.

2. Encouraging responsible financial habits.

3. Raising awareness about the importance of saving.

4.Supporting economic stability and growth.

The World Thrift Day program was organized by Mathematics department on 30th October 2024 and led by Anjana O K. 

Anjana delivered a speech about the importance of celebrating this day. She highlights the regular savings habit, no matter how small, to set financial goals and prioritize needs, to avoid unnecessary expenses, to invest wisely and to educate yourself on personal finance.

INTERNATIONAL ANIMATION DAY

 

ASIFA coordinates and helps promote IAD celebrations all over the world, putting the art of animation in the limelight in a global worldwide celebration of animation. ASIFA created the International Animation Day (IAD) in 2002, honoring the birth of animation, recognized as the first public performance of projected moving images: Emile Reynaud's Theatre Optique in Paris, on the 28th October 1892.Every day we witness the importance and beauty of animation in a variety of media. It spreads in commercial theatres featuring 3D animation and special effects, on TV, publicity, music industry, cross media, internet, but, and most specially, it develops and grows as an art form, through shorts, multimedia and feature films, created by independent authors, artists, students, and children from all over the world. Animation includes an impressive range of approaches, techniques and goals. Created by drawing, painting, animating puppets and objects, using clay, sand, paper and computer, working with multiple narratives and non-narratives, reflecting a diversity of themes and performances, presented on a variety of platforms. All of this confirms that ANIMATION is an extraordinary and powerful medium of art, cultural expression and communication. And, as a visual storytelling medium, animation can communicate across cultures without verbal language. It truly is a means for cultural connection. ASIFA strives to support the opportunities for exchange and celebration that this event offers. Stimulating dynamics and collaborations between chapters, groups and agents from different countries, we try to assist in connecting animators to each other, celebrating our unique art form, and bringing animation art to the general public.

International Animation Day 2024 was conducted by physical science department, led by Amaya.C.V. She delivered a speech on the speciality of this day in the morning assembly.

CRICKET TOURNAMENT

 

CRICKET TOURNAMENT
Organized by the Physical Education Club, MAHE Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe
Date: 28 October 2024
Time: 3:00 PM
Venue: College Ground

The Physical Education Club of MAHE Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe conducted a Cricket Tournament on 27th October 2024 at 3:00 PM with the aim of promoting sportsmanship, teamwork, and physical fitness among students.

The event began with a welcome address followed by an explanation of the tournament rules, fixtures, and safety guidelines. Several student teams participated with great enthusiasm, creating an energetic and competitive sporting atmosphere.

The matches showcased:

• Strong batting and bowling performances

• Strategic field placements

• Excellent teamwork and coordination

• High levels of determination and sports spirit

Spectators actively cheered for their favourite teams, adding excitement and encouragement throughout the tournament. Physical Education coordinators ensured smooth conduct of matches, fair play, and adherence to the rules.

The final match was thrilling, featuring impressive performances from both teams. After an intense competition, the winning team emerged victorious and was awarded certificates in recognition of their achievement.

The tournament concluded with a vote of thanks, appreciating all players, coordinators, and supporters for contributing to the success of the event.

The Cricket Tournament proved to be a highly engaging and spirited programme, reinforcing the Physical Education Club’s commitment to encouraging active participation in sports and fostering a vibrant campus sports culture.

CRICKET TOURNAMENT

 

Cricket Tournament Conducted by the Sports Club

The Sports Club of MCCTE, Mahe organized a Cricket Tournament on 27 October 2024 at 2:30 p.m. in the college ground.

The event aimed to promote teamwork, sportsmanship, and physical fitness among students. Cricket being one of the most popular sports, the tournament provided an excellent platform for students to showcase their skills, strategic thinking, and competitive spirit.

The programme began with a brief introduction to the rules of the tournament, followed by the commencement of matches between the participating teams. Players demonstrated impressive batting, bowling, and fielding skills, contributing to exciting and closely contested matches. The enthusiasm and energy displayed by the participants added vibrancy to the event.

Faculty members and volunteers supported the smooth conduct of the tournament by managing umpiring, scoring, and team coordination. The audience actively cheered for the teams, creating a lively and encouraging atmosphere on the field.

The tournament concluded successfully with the announcement of the winning team and appreciation for all participants. The event strengthened unity among students and highlighted the importance of sports in fostering physical and mental well-being.

The Sports Club expressed its commitment to organizing more such engaging and competitive sports activities in the future.

UNITED NATIONS DAY

 

United Nations day was celebrated at the MAHE COPERATIVE COLLEGE OF TEACHER EDUCATION assembly. At the assembly, Aswathi R,first year B.Ed Social science student delivered a speech. She spoke about the importance of United Nation Day and the history of the day. United Nations Day is celebrated on October 24th every year to commemorate the anniversary of the entry into force of the United Nations Charter in 1945. This historic document established the UN as a global organization dedicated to promoting peace, security, and cooperation among its member states.

Objectives of United Nations Day:

1. To promote the purposes and principles of the United Nations.

2. To highlight the organization's achievements and contributions.

3. To encourage global cooperation and solidarity.

History:

The United Nations was formed after World War II to prevent future wars and promote international cooperation. The Charter was signed by 51 founding members on June 26. 1945, and came into effect on October 24, 1945.

Themes:

Each year, the UN selects a theme for the celebration. Some previous themes include:

1. "Reaffirming our Commitment to Multilateralism."

2. "Global Cooperation for a Better World."

3. "The Future We Want."

Importance:

United Nations Day serves as a reminder of the importance of global unity, cooperation, and collective action to address pressing challenges facing humanity.

"The United Nations is our one great hope for a peaceful and free world"-   Ralph Bunche

CRICKET QUIZ

 CRICKET QUIZ

Organized by the Quiz Club, MAHE Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe
Date: 24 October 2024
Time: 3:30 PM
Venue: College Campus

The Quiz Club of MAHE Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe conducted a Cricket Quiz on 24th October 2024 at 3:30 PM with the aim of promoting sports knowledge, encouraging enthusiasm for cricket, and fostering a spirit of healthy competition among students.

The programme commenced with a welcome address and an introduction highlighting the popularity of cricket in India and the importance of understanding the sport beyond entertainment. Students were encouraged to participate actively and test their knowledge of the game.

Several teams participated enthusiastically in the quiz, which featured multiple rounds, including:

• Cricket History and Legendary Players

• Rules and Regulations of the Game

• International Tournaments and Records

• Current Cricket Affairs

• Visual Round (Player Identification & Match Moments)

• Rapid-Fire Round

Participants showcased excellent recall, teamwork, and quick thinking. The quiz created an exciting and engaging environment, drawing interest from both participants and the audience.

The event was conducted smoothly under the supervision of the Quiz Club coordinators, who ensured fair scoring, proper time management, and active involvement of all teams. The audience also enjoyed participating in bonus questions and cheering for their classmates.

After an intense final round, the winning team was announced and appreciated for their outstanding performance. Certificates were awarded to acknowledge their achievement.

The programme concluded with a message encouraging students to continue engaging in sports-related learning and to appreciate the values of teamwork, strategy, and resilience embodied in the game of cricket.

The Cricket Quiz was a lively, informative, and successful event, reinforcing the Quiz Club’s mission to promote knowledge-building, enthusiasm for sports, and active participation among students.

MOLE DAY

Mole day celebrated annually on October 23 from 6:02 a.m. to 6:02 p.m., Mole Day commemorates "Avogadro's Number.". This number called a Mole is a basic measuring unit in chemistry. Mole Day typically falls during National Chemistry Week. Celebrating Mole Day is not only a way to recognise this significant concept but also a unique opportunity to start learning about the fun side of chemistry. For 2024, the theme is "EncantMole", adding a creative twist to the festivities. Previous themes like "The Mole the Merrier" and "Molar Odyssey" have also inspired engaging mole related events and projects.

Mole Day 2024 was conducted by the physical science department, led by Abhinraj.P.P. As part of the celebration, Abhinraj conducted a Quiz competition based on Mole Day in the assembly. Through this quiz students attain some knowledge about history and significance of Mole Day and mole concept. Students were participated very energetically.

WORLD STATISTICS DAY

World Statistics Day is celebrated every 5 years on October 20th. The United Nations General Assembly designated October 20, 2010, as the first World Statistics Day, recognizing the importance of statistics in informed decision-making and policy implementation.

The objectives are;

Promoting awareness of the role of statistics in economic and social development.

Recognizing the importance of reliable and accurate statistical data.

Encouraging cooperation and collaboration among national and international statistical agencies.

The theme of 2020 was “Connecting the World with Data We Can Trust”.

The World Statistical Day program was conducted by Mathematics department on 22 October 2024 and led by Anusree K K. Anusree delivered a speech on the importance of celebrating Statistics Day, the role of Statisticians, the importance of data, the UN’s Data Strategy and also the international community can work with the United Nations to enable all countries to meet their statistical needs.

ANTI-DRUG AWARENESS PROGRAMME

 ANTI-DRUG AWARENESS PROGRAMME

Organized by the Grievance Club, MAHE Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe
Date: 22 October 2024
Time: 11:20 AM

The Grievance Club of MAHE Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe organized an Anti-Drug Awareness Programme on 22nd October 2024 at 11:20 AM with the objective of educating students about the harmful effects of drug abuse and promoting a safe and healthy campus environment. The initiative aimed to encourage students to make informed decisions, resist peer pressure, and contribute to creating a drug-free community.

The programme began with an introduction highlighting the increasing concern of substance abuse among youth and the importance of early awareness and prevention. A resource person led the session, discussing the physical, psychological, and social consequences of drug addiction. The presentation included real-life examples, visual materials, and facts that emphasized how drug abuse impacts health, academic performance, relationships, and future prospects.

Students were also informed about the legal implications and institutional policies related to drug use, ensuring they understood the seriousness of the issue. The session encouraged open conversation and provided guidance on identifying early signs of addiction, supporting peers in distress, and seeking timely help from professionals.

Interactive discussions allowed students to share their thoughts and ask questions, creating a supportive and informative environment. Posters and slogans promoting anti-drug messages were displayed, reinforcing the theme of the programme and spreading awareness across the campus.

The event concluded with a strong message from the coordinators urging students to prioritize their well-being, adopt healthy habits, and stay committed to a drug-free lifestyle. The Anti-Drug Awareness Programme was a meaningful and impactful initiative, reflecting the Grievance Club’s dedication to student welfare, safety education, and social responsibility.

POLICE COMMEMORATION DAY

POLICE COMMEMORATION DAY

October 21, 2024

The National Police Commemoration Day is on the 21" of October every year in India, which is kept to pay homage to all policemen who lose their in the line of duty. It is specifically observed to commemorate the ten policemen killed by Chinese troops during a reconnaissance at Hot springs, Ladakh in 1959 while on an ambush mission. Their bodies were returned after 23 days and were cremated with full military honours. Police commemoration day reminds all citizens of the daily risk that police personnel take in maintaining law and order. It teaches people to respect law enforcement agencies and understand the sacrifices made by those who lost their lives in serving the nation. The day helps strengthen respect in the community towards law enforcement agencies. To Police Commemoration Day 2024, a series of events will be conducted throughout India to pay homage to police martyrs.

The National Police Commemoration Day programme was conducted by the Physical Science Department, led by Neha Fathima A.V. As part of the celebration, Neha delivered a speech on the history and importance of the day. She briefly explained the history of this day which students can able to visualize through her words. At last she thanked all the police officers for their hard work and sacrifices make for their community on a daily basis.

BREAST CANCER AWARENESS DAY

Breast Cancer Awareness Day, also known as National Breast Cancer Awareness Day, is observed annually on October 21 in the United States, but the entire month of October is recognized as Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

The main goals of Breast Cancer Awareness Month are:

EDUCATION: To educate people about breast cancer risks, symptoms, and treatment options

EARLY DETECTION: To emphasize the importance of early detection through regular screenings and self-exams.

RESEARCH: To raise funds for breast cancer research and promote advancements in treatment and diagnosis.

SUPPORT: To show support for breast cancer survivors, patients, and their families.

The Breast Cancer Awareness Day program was organized by the Mathematics department on 16th October 2024 and led by Soorya Sugathan K. Soorya delivered an awareness speech about Breast Cancer and she highlights the global efforts to reduce the stigma around the breast cancer and raise awareness of its symptoms, screening, and need for comprehensive treatment.

She also included the risk factors that some breast cancers are caused by genetic changes passed down in families. Other risk factors include being overweight, not being physically active, drinking alcohol, and taking hormone replacement therapy or birth control pills.

NATIONAL CHEMISTRY WEEK GUEST SPEECH

 

National Chemistry Week Celebration

Organized by Chemistry Club, MCCTE Mahe
Date: 19 October 2024**

The Chemistry Club of Mahe Co-operative College of Teacher Education (MCCTE), Mahe, celebrated National Chemistry Week on 19 October 2024 at 11:00 AM in the college campus.

The programme began with a formal gathering, where the invited guest delivered an insightful and inspiring speech on the significance of chemistry in everyday life. The speaker highlighted the importance of chemical awareness in modern society and emphasized how chemistry contributes to advancements in science, technology, health, and environmental protection. The address encouraged student-teachers to recognize the relevance of chemistry in classroom teaching and in shaping scientific thinking among school students.

The guest also motivated participants to develop curiosity, analytical skills, and a scientific approach, stressing the role of teachers in nurturing future learners. The speech was well-received and helped broaden the participants’ understanding of chemistry as a dynamic and essential discipline.

The programme concluded with a vote of thanks expressing gratitude to the guest and all attendees. The event successfully marked National Chemistry Week by promoting scientific interest and appreciation among student-teachers

INTER-GROUP ZUMBA COMPETITION

 

INTER-GROUP ZUMBA COMPETITION
Organized by the ZUMBA Club, MAHE Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe
Date: 18 October 2024
Time: 3:30 PM
Venue: College Campus

The Dance Club of MAHE Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe conducted an Inter-Group Zumba Competition on 18th October 2024 at 3:30 PM with the objective of promoting teamwork, fitness enthusiasm, and healthy competition among students.

The programme began with a welcome address by the ZUMBA Club coordinators, followed by a brief introduction to the rules and judging criteria. Different student groups participated with great excitement, presenting their choreographed Zumba routines that highlighted creativity, synchronization, energy, and musical rhythm.

Each group showcased unique performances, combining lively steps, coordinated formations, and vibrant expressions. The competition hall was filled with enthusiasm as the audience cheered for their respective groups, adding to the spirited atmosphere.

The judging panel evaluated the performances based on criteria such as choreography, coordination, energy level, rhythm accuracy, innovation, and overall presentation. The competition encouraged students to work collaboratively and express their passion for dance and fitness.

The event concluded with the announcement of winners, followed by words of appreciation for all participating groups. Students expressed their enjoyment and highlighted how the activity strengthened teamwork and boosted their confidence.

The Inter-Group Zumba Competition was a successful and energetic event, reinforcing the ZUMBA Club’s commitment to promoting physical well-being, talent development, and a vibrant campus culture.

Anti Drug Campaign

 The Social Science Club of Mahe Cooperative College successfully organized an "Anti-Drug Campaign" on October 18, 2024, to raise awareness about the dangers of drug abuse among students and the broader community. The campaign aimed to educate young people on the physical, psychological, and social consequences of drug addiction and to promote a healthy, drug-free lifestyle. The event was held in the college auditorium and was attended by students, faculty, and invited guests.

ANTI-DRUG CAMPAIGN

 ANTI-DRUG CAMPAIGN

Organized by the Social Science Club, MAHE Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe
Date: 18 October 2024
Time: 10:00 AM

The Social Science Club of MAHE Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe organized an Anti-Drug Campaign on 18th October 2024 at 10:00 AM with the aim of raising awareness about the harmful effects of drug abuse and encouraging students to commit to a drug-free lifestyle. The campaign sought to educate students on the physical, psychological, and social consequences of substance abuse, while promoting healthy and responsible behaviour.

The programme began with an introductory talk highlighting the increasing prevalence of drug misuse among youth and the urgent need for preventive measures. A resource person addressed the gathering and explained the dangers of drug addiction, the influence of peer pressure, and the long-term impact on family and society. Students were urged to stay vigilant, make informed choices, and support peers who may be vulnerable.

As part of the campaign, students participated in activities such as slogan writing, awareness posters, and short presentations emphasizing the message “Say No to Drugs.” A brief skit was also performed, illustrating the emotional and social consequences of addiction and the importance of seeking help. These activities created a strong visual and emotional impact, helping convey the seriousness of the issue.

The campaign received active participation from students, who engaged in discussions about preventive strategies, rehabilitation, and the role of educational institutions in promoting a drug-free environment. Faculty members encouraged students to remain responsible citizens and ambassadors of anti-drug awareness in their communities.

The programme concluded with a pledge taken by all participants to stay away from drugs and to spread awareness about their harmful effects. The Anti-Drug Campaign was a meaningful and impactful initiative, reflecting the Social Science Club’s commitment to promoting health, safety, and social responsibility among students.

FILIM SCREENING-TRANSGENDER AWARENESS

 

Film Screening Conducted by the Transgender Club

The Transgender Club of MCCTE, Mahe organized a Film Screening on 18 October 2024 at 10:00 a.m. in the college campus.

The programme aimed to promote awareness, empathy, and understanding of transgender identities through visual media. The selected film highlighted themes related to gender identity, acceptance, dignity, human rights, and the lived experiences of the transgender community.

Students watched the film with great interest and engaged deeply with the narrative. The screening provided an opportunity to reflect on social issues, challenge stereotypes, and broaden perspectives. Following the screening, a short discussion was held, allowing participants to share their thoughts, clarify doubts, and express their insights on the themes portrayed.

The event received active participation from students and faculty members, creating an atmosphere of learning and reflection. The session contributed significantly to fostering sensitivity, inclusivity, and respect for gender diversity within the campus.

The programme concluded successfully, reaffirming the commitment of the Transgender Club to continue organizing meaningful and awareness-oriented activities for the benefit of the student community.

STUDENTS UNION ELECTION DAY PROGRAM

 Students Union Election Day Program at Mahe Co-operative College of Teacher Education

The Students Union Election Day at MCCTE was successfully held on 17/10/2024 with the primary goal of democratically electing the members of the student union for the academic year 2024-25. The entire event was organized by the Election Committee, led by the Election Officer, Sir A. P. Surendran, in accordance with the guidelines laid down by the university. The aim of this election was to provide students with a platform for active participation in leadership roles, and to ensure transparency, fairness, and inclusivity throughout the process. The primary aim was to elect representatives for various student council positions, ensuring the democratic involvement of the student body in leadership decisions

The preparations for the election had been in progress for weeks, with candidates campaigning actively to gain support, the election campaign was for 29 seats including main posts like Chairman, Vice Chairman, Secretary, Joint Secretary, General Captain, Fine Arts Secretary, Magazine Editor and so on.

The polling stations were opened at 12:00 PM and were set up in multiple key locations across the campus to facilitate smooth voting. The election followed a secret ballot system, with students required to present valid identification before receiving their ballot papers. The Election Committee ensured that all necessary arrangements were made to accommodate students. The polling stations were managed by faculty members and student volunteers who maintained order and guided students through the voting process.

The polling concluded at 2:00 PM, following which all ballot boxes were sealed and securely transported to a designated counting room. The counting of votes began at 2:30 PM, under the strict supervision of the Election Officer and the presence of representatives from each candidate's team to maintain transparency. At around 4:30 PM, the results were officially announced by the Principal De. Sreelatha. K, where C. Nandana was declared the Chairman, Maya Kunnoth as the Vice-Chairman, Vyas Jagadeesh as the General Secretary, Ashima Kokkadan as the Joint secretary, Sangeerth M as the General Captain, Athira CV as the Fine Arts Secretary, and Hariprasad M. as the Magazine Editor.

The Student Union Election successfully achieved its objective of promoting democratic participation and leadership among students. It provided a platform for students to actively engage in decision-making, express their opinions, and elect representatives who reflect their aspirations. The election process not only instilled a sense of responsibility and accountability in the newly elected council members but also fostered a spirit of unity and collaboration within the student body. Overall, it enhanced leadership skills, encouraged transparency, and strengthened the institution's commitment towards inclusive and participatory governance.

INTERNATIONAL DAY FOR THE ERADICATION OF POVERTY

The Social Science Department of MAHE Co-operative College of Teachers Education organized a special assembly on October 17, 2024, to mark the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty. This day is observed globally to raise awareness of the need to eradicate poverty and destitution in all countries, particularly in developing nations.

The programme commenced in the morning with a brief introduction to the significance of the day, followed by a speech delivered by Athulya Rajeev, highlighting the importance of global solidarity in combating poverty. The speaker emphasized the role of education, social awareness, and collective action in bridging the gap between the rich and the poor.

Students and faculty gathered in the assembly hall, as depicted in the accompanying photograph, demonstrating their commitment to social issues and the educational institution’s role in nurturing socially responsible individuals.

The event served as a powerful reminder of the collective responsibility we share in creating a just and equitable society.

WORLD ANAESTHESIA DAY

Anaesthesia Day is celebrated on October 16th every year. It commemorates the first successful demonstration of ether anaesthesia by William T.G.Morton on October 16,1846, at the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston.

Its objectives are;

1. Raising awareness about anaesthesia and its importance in healthcare.

2. Recognizing the contributions of anaesthesiologists and healthcare professionals.

3. Promoting safe and accessible anaesthesia care globally.

The World Anaesthesia Day program was organized by the Mathematics department and led by Theertha Prabhakaran. During this event, Theertha delivered a speech highlighted the importance of celebrating this day. She conveyed the theme and also mentioned the historical significance of the day.

INTERNATIONAL DAY FOR DISASTER RISK REDUCTION

The International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction is observed annually on October 13. This day is dedicated to promoting global awareness and action to disaster risk and losses, and to celebrate achievements in disaster risk reduction.

The day was first observed in 1989, after the United Nations General Assembly declared October 13 as the International Day for Risk Reduction. 

Its objectives are;

Raise awareness about disaster risk reduction.

Promote disaster risk reduction activities.

Encourage governments, communities and individuals to take action.

The International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction program was conducted by Mathematics department on 16 October 2024 and led by Anjana OK. Anjana delivered a speech on the importance of celebrating this day. Also she included some important subjects in her speech like understanding disaster risk, strengthening disaster risk governance, investing in disaster risk reduction, enhancing disaster preparedness, building back better, ensuring inclusivity and accessibility and strengthening international cooperation.

INTERHOUSE DANCE COMPETITION

 

INTERHOUSE DANCE COMPETITION
Organised by the Dance Club
Mahe Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe
Date: 15 October 2024 | Time: 3:30 PM

The Dance Club of Mahe Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe, conducted an Interhouse Dance Competition on 15 October 2024 at 3:30 PM. The event was organised to encourage artistic expression, foster teamwork, and showcase the diverse dance talents of student teachers.

The programme commenced with a welcome address by the club coordinator, who highlighted the importance of co-curricular activities in enhancing creativity, confidence, and cultural appreciation. The competition featured energetic performances by different houses, each presenting unique dance styles including classical, folk, fusion, and contemporary forms.

Participants delivered captivating performances marked by rhythm, synchronisation, expression, and creativity. Each house showcased its distinctive theme, costume coordination, and choreography, making the event vibrant and memorable. The enthusiastic participation and spirited cheering created a lively and engaging atmosphere.

A panel of faculty judges evaluated the performances based on criteria such as choreography, expression, stage presence, coordination, creativity, and overall impact. The judges appreciated the efforts, dedication, and discipline displayed by all participants.

After the performances, the results were announced and the winning house was felicitated. The event served as a platform for students to exhibit their artistic potential and strengthen their sense of unity and collaboration.

The programme concluded with a vote of thanks, expressing gratitude to the principal, faculty members, coordinators, and students for their wholehearted support in making the competition a grand success.

PREGNANCY AND INFANT LOSS REMEMBRANCE DAY

 

Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day was observed at Mahe Co-operative College of Teacher Education on 15th October. The event aimed to raise awareness and foster compassionate conversations surrounding the often unspoken experiences of pregnancy loss and infant death.

The program included a talk delivered by Vyshnavi V, who addressed the emotional, psychological, and societal impacts of pregnancy and infant loss. Through her speech, Vyshnavi emphasized the importance of acknowledging grief, offering support to affected families, and breaking the silence that often surrounds such losses.

The event was visually represented with a touching poster featuring symbolic imagery — a baby wrapped in butterfly patterns, representing remembrance, love, and the fleeting presence of life. The presence of footprints and hearts added emotional depth, reinforcing the day’s theme.

The observance served as a meaningful opportunity for the college community to come together in remembrance and reflection. It highlighted the importance of empathy, support systems, and awareness in handling such sensitive topics.

The program concluded with a moment of silence to honor all the lives lost and the families affected, reinforcing the message of remembrance and healing.

Photography Contest -TRANSGENDER AWARENESS

 

Photography Contest Conducted by the Transgender Club

The Transgender Club of MCCTE, Mahe organized a Photography Contest on 15 October 2024 at 10:30 a.m. in the college campus.

The programme aimed to encourage creativity, visual expression, and social awareness among students by engaging them in capturing meaningful photographs related to themes of gender equality, inclusivity, and the lived experiences of transgender individuals. The contest provided students with an opportunity to use photography as a medium to communicate strong social messages.

Participants actively took part by submitting photographs that reflected sensitivity, artistic perspective, and an understanding of issues surrounding gender diversity. Each photograph conveyed thoughtful interpretations of themes such as acceptance, dignity, identity, and human rights.

The event created an inspiring atmosphere on campus, allowing students to appreciate the power of visual storytelling. The entries were evaluated based on creativity, relevance to the theme, technical quality, and overall impact.

The programme concluded successfully with encouraging participation. The Transgender Club expressed its commitment to continuing such awareness-driven and student-centered activities to promote inclusivity and social responsibility.

WORLD STANDARDS DAY

World Standards Day is celebrated annually on October 14 ᵗʰ. It was established in 1970 to pay tribute to the efforts of thousands of experts who develop voluntary standards to facilitate trade, industry, healthcare, safety, and consumer protection.

The day commemorates the meeting of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) in London in 1946, where delegates from 25 countries gathered to create a global standards organization.

The World Standard Day program was organized by the Mathematics department on 17ᵗʰ October 2024 and led by Sreenandha P. K.

 Sreenandha conducted a discussion on the topic standards to facilitate trade, industry, healthcare, safety and consumer protection. All students participated in the discussion.

The discussion highlights the awareness of standards’ importance, promoting international cooperation, encouraging worldwide adoption of standards and recognizing contribution of experts. The discussion concluded by sharing the theme for WORLD STANDARDS DAY 2024 —

“Shared Vision for a Better World: Standards for the Changing Climate”

WORLD DIABETES DAY

 

World Diabetes Day, observed on November 14, raises awareness about diabetes prevention, management, and care. It marks the birthday of Sir Frederick Banting, co-discoverer of insulin. The day promotes healthy lifestyles, early diagnosis, and access to treatment, uniting communities worldwide to combat the growing impact of diabetes on public health.Conducted by Anusree K K from Maths Department

INTERNATIONAL DAY OF THE GIRL CHILD

 

The MAHE Co-operative College of Teacher Education observed the International Day of the Girl Child on October 11th with a dedicated session to raise awareness about the rights, empowerment, and challenges faced by girls around the world. As part of the celebration, a special speech was delivered by Nandana Vinod, shedding light on the importance of supporting and uplifting girl children in every aspect of life — from education and health to equal opportunities and freedom of expression.

The event aimed to inspire students and faculty members to reflect on gender equality and actively contribute towards building a more inclusive and just society for girls. The program also emphasized the critical role that educators play in shaping an environment that nurtures the talents, dreams, and voices of every girl child.

The initiative was a meaningful step towards promoting awareness, respect, and action in support of girls' rights and aspirations.

WORLD MENTAL HEALTH DAY

October 10

As part of the observance of World Mental Health Day, the Biological Science department at MAHE Co-operative College of Teacher Education organized a special awareness session. The aim of the event was to highlight the significance of mental health, break the stigma surrounding mental illnesses, and promote psychological well-being among students and faculty.

The session was led by Hridika Raj, who
delivered an insightful talk addressing mental health challenges, coping mechanisms, and the importance of emotional resilience. Her presentation emphasized the need for open conversations about mental health and encouraged students to seek help when needed.

The program was well-received and appreciated by attendees for shedding light on a critical and often overlooked aspect of health. It contributed to enhancing awareness and fostering a supportive educational environment.

ZUMBA FOR MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS

 ZUMBA FOR MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS

Organized by the Zumba Club, MAHE Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe
Date: 10 October 2024
Time: 4:00 PM
Venue: College Campus

The Zumba Club of MAHE Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe conducted a Zumba for Mental Health Awareness Session on 10th October 2024 at 4:00 PM in connection with promoting emotional well-being and stress relief among students.

The programme began with a welcome address followed by a brief introduction on the importance of mental health, especially among students who balance academic pressures and daily responsibilities. The session highlighted how physical activities like Zumba can significantly improve mood, reduce anxiety, and enhance overall mental wellness.

The instructor then led an engaging Zumba routine that combined rhythmic warm-ups, energetic dance movements, and a joyful atmosphere. Participants enthusiastically joined the session, enjoying the upbeat music and interactive choreography. The physical activity acted as a refreshing break, helping students feel relaxed, energized, and mentally uplifted.

Following the workout, a short awareness talk was delivered, focusing on healthy coping strategies, the importance of seeking support, and maintaining a balanced lifestyle. Students were encouraged to prioritize self-care and make physical activity a part of their wellness routine.

The event concluded with cool-down exercises and an informal interaction where participants shared their experiences and the positive impact of the session.

The Zumba for Mental Health Awareness programme was a meaningful and lively initiative, reflecting the Zumba Club’s commitment to fostering a supportive, healthy, and mentally aware campus environment.

GARDENING ACTIVITY (COLLEGE AREA)

 GARDENING ACTIVITY (COLLEGE AREA)

Organized by the Green Protocol Club, MAHE Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe
Date: 10 October 2024
Time: 9:00 AM
Venue: College Campus

The Green Protocol Club of MAHE Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe conducted a Gardening Activity on 10th October 2024 at 9:00 AM as part of its continuous efforts to promote environmental responsibility, enhance campus greenery, and encourage students to participate in eco-friendly initiatives.

The programme began with a brief introduction on the importance of gardening in maintaining ecological balance, improving air quality, and creating a calm and aesthetically pleasing learning environment. Students were motivated to actively participate and contribute to nurturing the campus landscape.

1. Gardening Tasks Undertaken

Students and faculty volunteers engaged in various activities across the college premises, including:

• Clearing dried leaves and weeds from garden beds

• Preparing soil for planting

• Planting new saplings and flowering plants

• Watering existing trees and shrubs

• Adding organic manure to improve soil fertility

• Arranging potted plants for better aesthetic appeal

These activities contributed significantly to enhancing the beauty and health of the campus environment.

2. Awareness on Sustainable Practices

Coordinators briefed students on:

• The importance of native plant species

• Benefits of maintaining greenery in urban spaces

• Water conservation while gardening

• Avoiding chemical fertilizers and choosing organic alternatives

This segment reinforced the principles of green protocol and sustainable living.

3. Student Engagement and Teamwork

Students showed great enthusiasm and teamwork as they worked together to beautify different sections of the campus. The activity helped develop a sense of responsibility, cooperation, and pride in maintaining their institution's surroundings.

4. Learning Outcomes

The gardening activity enabled students to:

• Understand basic gardening techniques

• Develop care and respect for nature

• Learn the importance of maintaining green spaces

• Participate actively in environmental protection initiatives

5. Conclusion

The programme concluded with words of appreciation from the coordinators, acknowledging the efforts of the participants and encouraging them to continue nurturing the planted saplings and maintaining the campus environment regularly.

The Gardening Activity was a productive and meaningful initiative, reflecting the Green Protocol Club’s commitment to fostering environmental awareness, sustainable habits, and community participation among students.

World Postal Day

WORLD POSTAL DAY

The Department of Social Science at MAHE Co-operative College of Teacher Education proudly observed World Postal Day on October 9 to commemorate the invaluable contributions of the postal system to global communication and connectivity.

This year’s celebration marked 150 years of the Universal Postal Union (UPU), emphasizing the theme:

“150 Years of Enabling Communication and Empowering Peoples Across Nations.”

The event was highlighted by an inspiring speech delivered by Anamika C.K., shedding light on the historical significance and ongoing relevance of the postal service in an increasingly digital world. Her speech emphasized the role of postal services in uniting people, bridging distances, and supporting socio-economic development across the globe.

The program included a visual presentation reflecting the evolution and impact of the global postal network. The symbolic representation in the poster showcased human figures symbolizing unity, movement, and the global reach of communication.

Overall, the celebration served to instill awareness among students about the importance of postal services and honored the legacy of the UPU in promoting international cooperation and communication.

Indian Air Force Day

 INDIAN AIR FORCE DAY

October 08,2024

Indian Air Force Day is indeed celebrated on October 8th every year to mark the anniversary of the Indian Air Force's establishment in 1932.

The Indian Air Force has a rich history, and it's amazing to learn about its significant role in India's military operations, including the Indo-Pakistani Wars and humanitarian assistance. The force's motto, "Touch the Sky with Glory," is truly inspiring, reflecting its commitment to excellence and service to the nation. The Indian Air Force is one of the most advanced and powerful air forces in the world, with a fleet of modern aircraft, including fighter jets, transport planes, and helicopters. On Indian Air Force Day, parades, air shows, and other events are held across the country to honor the bravery and sacrifice of Indian Air Force personnel. The Indian Air Force has a strength of over 1.5 lakh personnel and operates from 60 airbases across the country. It's also involved in various humanitarian and disaster relief operations, such as providing aid during natural disasters and evacuating citizens from conflict zones.

The program was conducted by social science department, led by Abhiram Murali. K. He conducted a speech about Indian Air Force and it's history. He delivered an insightful and informative address about the Indian Air Force, tracing its glorious history, and highlighting its significant milestones, achievements, and contributions to the nation's defence.