NATIONAL SPORTS DAY CELEBRATION

 

National Sports Day Celebration

The Sports Club of MCCTE, Mahe celebrated National Sports Day in online mode on 29 August 2024 at 8:00 p.m.

The programme aimed to highlight the importance of sports, physical fitness, and an active lifestyle among students. As the event was conducted online, it provided an opportunity for participants to join from their homes and engage in activities promoting health and well-being.

The session began with a brief introduction on the significance of National Sports Day, observed to honour the legendary Indian hockey player Major Dhyan Chand. Students were encouraged to participate in simple fitness activities, share their sports experiences, and discuss the role of sports in enhancing discipline, teamwork, and mental strength.

Interactive discussions and motivational messages formed an important part of the programme, inspiring students to incorporate regular physical exercise into their daily routine. The online format ensured smooth participation and fostered a sense of unity and enthusiasm despite the virtual setting.

The event concluded successfully, spreading awareness about the value of sports and reinforcing the Sports Club’s commitment to promoting health, fitness, and sportsmanship among students.

 

ENGLISH QUIZ COMPETITION

Organised by: English Club, MCCTE Mahe
Date: 28 November 2024
Time: 11:30 AM
Venue: College Campus

The English Club of Mahe Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe conducted an English Quiz Competition on 28 November 2024 at 11:30 AM with the aim of enhancing students’ language proficiency, general awareness of English literature, and critical thinking skills. The programme encouraged healthy competition and provided an engaging platform for students to test their knowledge of English.

The event commenced with a welcome address by the English Club coordinator, who highlighted the importance of such activities in strengthening vocabulary, grammar, and overall linguistic competence. Participants were grouped into teams and briefed about the rules and structure of the quiz.

The quiz consisted of multiple rounds, including:

• Vocabulary Round

• Grammar & Usage Round

• Literature Round (authors, works, genres)

• Audio/Visual Round

• Rapid Fire Round

Each round tested different aspects of language learning and literary understanding. Students participated enthusiastically, displaying strong preparation and competitive spirit. The quiz master ensured smooth conduct of the event, while the audience actively engaged by cheering for their favourite teams.

After an exciting final round, the top-performing team was declared the winner. Certificates of appreciation were awarded to both winners and participants for their commendable effort and involvement.

The programme concluded with remarks by faculty members, who appreciated the English Club for organising an informative and intellectually enriching event. Students shared that the quiz helped improve their language skills, broaden their literary knowledge, and boost their confidence.

Overall, the English Quiz Competition was a successful, stimulating, and educational event that effectively promoted linguistic excellence among the students.

THYAGARAJA SWAMI SEMINAR DAY

 THYAGARAJA SWAMI SEMINAR DAY

Organized by the Music Club, MAHE Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe
Date: 28 November 2024
Time: 11:00 AM

The Music Club of MAHE Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe observed Thyagaraja Swami Seminar Day on 28th November 2024 at 11:00 AM with the objective of honouring the legacy of the great Carnatic composer Saint Thyagaraja and deepening students’ understanding of his contributions to Indian classical music. The programme aimed to inspire learners to appreciate the spiritual, musical, and cultural richness embedded in his compositions.

The seminar began with an introduction to the life and musical journey of Saint Thyagaraja, highlighting his devotion, lyrical mastery, and the profound emotional depth reflected in his kritis. Students were introduced to the significance of the Pancharatna Kritis, his philosophical insights, and the enduring influence of his compositions on Carnatic music.

Resource persons and faculty members presented talks on Thyagaraja’s musical style, his contribution to the Trinity of Carnatic music, and the relevance of his works in contemporary musical education. Audio and video examples of his compositions were shared, allowing participants to appreciate the intricacies of melody, rhythm, and bhakti that characterize his works.

Students also participated by giving short presentations and musical demonstrations based on Thyagaraja’s kritis. These performances reflected their understanding of classical techniques, expressive interpretation, and cultural appreciation. The seminar created a spiritually uplifting and intellectually enriching environment, encouraging students to explore the depth of classical music traditions.

The programme concluded with words of appreciation from the coordinators, who emphasized the importance of preserving and studying the works of legendary composers. The Thyagaraja Swami Seminar Day was a successful and meaningful initiative, reflecting the Music Club’s commitment to promoting musical awareness, cultural heritage, and artistic growth among students.

CHILDRENS DAY CELEBRATION

 

Likha 2024-25 Mahe Co-operative College Of Teachers Education's Union hosted a Children's Day celebration for the school students of Mahe region on 26th Nov. 2024. To enrich student's skills, various competitions on arts and sports were organised at the college campus. A spectacular platform was arranged by the Union forming and dividing committees to better use.

  [10/06, 14:13] Snigdha MCCTE: We flagged the event by opening the reception committee at 12.30 PM. The students and teachers from different schools started arriving and they were given chest numbers according to their participation items. We began the arts, the water colouring, letter writing and patriotic song at 1.45 PM along with it we conducted the sports at the college ground that is skipping, lemon spoon, shuttle run, musical chair and tug of war systematically that's designed by the union and the teachers. The parents and the teachers accompanied then and enjoyed every event that was going on. We felt the students were more energetic and enthusiastic than ever and everyone present enjoyed it. We also provided refreshments and aids for the one in need.

  We flagged the event by opening the reception committee at 12.30 PM. The students and teachers from different schools started arriving and they were given chest numbers according to their participation items. We began the arts, the water colouring, letter writing and patriotic song at 1.45 PM along with it we conducted the sports at the college ground that is skipping, lemon spoon, shuttle run, musical chair and tug of war systematically that's designed by the union and the teachers. The parents and the teachers accompanied them and enjoyed every event that was going on. We felt the students were more energetic and enthusiastic than ever and everyone present enjoyed it. We also provided refreshments and aids for the one in need.

We could see the excitement in the eyes of students and the one accompanied. Around 4.00 PM, after the fierce tug of war ended the awarding ceremony began. The chief guests Sri Sajith Narayanan sir (The President Of MCCTI, Sri M Ashalatha Mam (Board Member of MCCTI) along with Dr.Sreelatha Mam (The Principal of MCCTE) awarded the winners and the participants, as the score board was already displayed. The overall champions Government Middle School Mahe was awarded the trophy and prize money of Rs 1000 And the runners up were awarded a trophy and the cash prize of 500 to Alley English Medium School And Excel Public school, every student who participated received a participant certificate and medals to their winning items.

DIGITAL POSTER MAKING COMPETITION ON DOWRY PROHIBITION

 DIGITAL POSTER MAKING COMPETITION ON DOWRY PROHIBITION

Organized by the Grievance Club, MAHE Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe
Date: 26 November 2024
Time: 10:58 AM

The Grievance Club of MAHE Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe conducted a Digital Poster Making Competition on the theme Dowry Prohibition on 26th November 2024 at 10:58 AM. The programme aimed to create awareness among students about the unethical and unlawful practice of dowry, promote gender equality, and encourage students to take a stand against social injustices.

The event began with a brief introduction explaining the significance of the Dowry Prohibition Act and the ongoing challenges related to dowry practices in society. Students were encouraged to express their views creatively through digital art, highlighting the negative impact of dowry on women, families, and society at large.

Participants designed powerful and meaningful posters using digital tools, incorporating strong messages, illustrations, and slogans that emphasized themes such as women’s rights, social justice, equality, and the need to eliminate dowry-related violence. The posters reflected creativity, clarity of thought, and a deep understanding of the social issue.

Faculty members viewed the submissions and appreciated the students for their thoughtful work. The posters were evaluated based on creativity, relevance to the theme, message effectiveness, and overall presentation. The activity not only enhanced students’ digital skills but also strengthened their social awareness and sense of responsibility.

The competition helped initiate important conversations among students about the need to challenge harmful traditions and advocate for a more just society. It empowered students to use digital media as a tool for social change and awareness.

The programme concluded with appreciation from the coordinators, who encouraged students to continue engaging with social issues and contribute positively to society. The Digital Poster Making Competition on Dowry Prohibition was a meaningful and impactful initiative, reflecting the Grievance Club’s commitment to promoting social justice, gender equality, and awareness-driven education.

NATIONAL CONSTITUTION DAY CELEBRATION

 NATIONAL CONSTITUTION DAY CELEBRATION

Organized by the Social Science Club, MAHE Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe
Date: 26 November 2024
Time: 10:00 AM

The Social Science Club of MAHE Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe observed National Constitution Day on 26th November 2024 at 10:00 AM to commemorate the adoption of the Indian Constitution and to promote awareness about constitutional values among students. The programme began with a welcome address, followed by a brief introduction highlighting the historical significance of the day and the contributions of Dr. B. R. Ambedkar, the chief architect of the Constitution.

Students and faculty gathered to participate in the reading of the Preamble, reaffirming their commitment to justice, liberty, equality, and fraternity. This collective reading served as a reminder of the guiding principles that shape India’s democratic framework. Following this, an informative talk was delivered by a faculty member, focusing on the fundamental rights, duties, and the importance of active and responsible citizenship in a democratic society.

To enhance student engagement, a short presentation was showcased on the making of the Constitution, key constitutional amendments, and the role of the Constitution in ensuring unity and integrity in the country. Students shared their reflections on constitutional values and their relevance in everyday life. The programme fostered a deeper understanding of civic responsibility and the importance of safeguarding democratic ideals.

The celebration concluded with a message encouraging students to uphold constitutional values, practise equality and respect, and contribute positively to society. The National Constitution Day observance was an insightful and educational initiative, reflecting the Social Science Club’s dedication to promoting civic awareness, democratic understanding, and national responsibility among students.

INDIAN CONSTITUTION DAY

 The students of social science organized Indian constitution day on 26/11/2024 at morning assembly. 

Chandana S S conducted a quiz competition about constitution day. She conveyed the importance of celebrating the day. It was very informative. We got wonderful feedbacks from students and teachers.

ENVIRONMENTAL DAY PHOTO CONTEST

 ENVIRONMENTAL DAY PHOTO CONTEST

Organized by the Science Club, MAHE Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe
Date: 24 November 2024
Time: 11:00 AM
Venue: College Campus

The Science Club of MAHE Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe conducted an Environmental Day Photo Contest on 24th November 2024 at 11:00 AM. The competition aimed to promote environmental awareness, encourage creative expression, and inspire students to observe and appreciate the natural world more closely.

The programme began with a welcome address, followed by a brief introduction to the purpose of the contest. Students were encouraged to use photography as a tool to capture meaningful environmental themes and highlight issues related to nature conservation.

1. Contest Theme

Participants were invited to submit photographs based on themes such as:

• Biodiversity and wildlife

• Natural landscapes

• Environmental pollution

• Sustainable practices

• Campus greenery

• Human–nature interaction

The themes encouraged students to observe their surroundings thoughtfully and creatively.

2. Photo Submission and Display

Students submitted their photographs, which were displayed for viewing by peers and faculty members. The display showcased a diverse range of images—some portraying beauty and harmony in nature, while others highlighted environmental challenges.

3. Judging Criteria

Entries were evaluated based on:

• Creativity and originality

• Relevance to the environmental theme

• Technical quality of the photograph

• Composition and visual impact

• Message conveyed through the image

Judges commended the students for their artistic perspectives and meaningful environmental messages.

4. Learning Outcomes

The contest helped students to:

• Develop observational and aesthetic skills

• Appreciate natural beauty and diversity

• Recognize environmental issues through visual storytelling

• Use photography as a medium of advocacy

• Strengthen creative and critical thinking abilities

5. Announcement of Winners

After careful evaluation, the best photographs were selected and winners were announced. All participants received appreciation for their enthusiastic contribution to environmental awareness.

6. Conclusion

The event concluded with remarks from the coordinators highlighting the importance of visual media in environmental education and encouraging students to continue capturing and promoting nature-friendly messages through photography.

The Environmental Day Photo Contest was an inspiring and educational initiative, reflecting the Science Club’s commitment to fostering environmental responsibility, creativity, and awareness among students.

SESSION ON THE LANGUAGE STYLE OF WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE

 

SESSION ON THE LANGUAGE STYLE OF WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE

The Language Club of MCCTE Mahe organized an informative session on The Language Style of William Shakespeare on 22 November 2024 at 3:00 PM in the college campus. The programme aimed to deepen students’ understanding of Shakespearean language, literary techniques, and his contributions to English literature.

The session began with an introduction by the club coordinators, who highlighted Shakespeare’s influence on the English language and world literature. Students were given an overview of key features of Shakespearean style, including the use of iambic pentameter, blank verse, figurative language, soliloquies, wordplay, and inventive vocabulary.

Participants actively engaged in the discussion as selected excerpts from Shakespeare’s plays and sonnets were presented and analysed. The resource person explained how Shakespeare’s language conveyed deep emotions, complex characters, and universal themes. Students also explored meanings of archaic words, metaphors, and rhetorical devices commonly used by the playwright.

The session created an intellectually stimulating environment, encouraging students to appreciate classical literature and develop a better understanding of linguistic evolution.

The programme concluded with appreciation for the participants’ involvement and reflective responses. Overall, the session was insightful and enriching, successfully enhancing students’ knowledge of Shakespeare’s language style.

INTERNATIONAL PHILOSOPHY DAY

 

International Philosophy Day is celebrated on the third Thursday of November. It promotes philosophical reflection, dialogue, and critical thinking globally. UNESCO initiated this day to encourage people to explore fundamental questions about existence, values, and knowledge, fostering a deeper understanding of the world and our place in it.

Athulya Rajeev gave a brief speech about this day. She conveyed the importance of the world celebrating philosophy day it is a global event that highlights the importance philosophy in worldwide It was very informative. UNSECO celebrated world philosophy day on 3rd Thursday on November. We want philosophical approaches in the modern world .We got good comment from teachers.

WORLD TELEVISION DAY

 World Television Day was celebrated at the MAHE COPERATIVE COLLEGE OF TEACHER EDUCATION assembly. At the assembly, Aswathi R.first year B.Ed Social science student Presented a power point presentation. We presented Historical background of Television that are:

Early Experimentation (1870s-19005)

1. "Paul Nipkow's Disk: In 1884, German inventor Paul Nipkow patented the concept of using a spinning disk with holes to capture and display images.

2. "Boris Rosing's CRT: In 1907, Russian scientist Boris Rosing used a cathode ray tube (CRT) to display images

Mechanical Television (1920-1930s)

1. "John Logie Baird's Breakthrough: In 1926, Scottish engineer John Logie Baird demonstrated. the first public television transmission using a mechanical scanning system.

2. Charles Francis Jenkins Prismatic Scanner: In 1928, American inventor Charles Francis Jenkins developed a prismatic scanner for mechanical TV.

Electronic Television (1930-19405)

1. Vladimir Zworykin's leanoscope: In 1923, Russian-born inventor Vladimir Zworykin developed the ictmoscope, an early electronic TV camera tube

2. "Phil Farnsworth's Image Dissector: In 1927, American inventor Phil Farnsworth developed the image dissector, another early electronic TV camera tube.

DOCUMENTARY SCREENING - Language Club of MCCTE Mahe o

 DOCUMENTARY SCREENING

The Language Club of MCCTE Mahe organized a Documentary Screening on 21 November 2024 at 9:30 AM in the college campus. The programme aimed to enhance students’ understanding of language, culture, and communication through visual media.

The session began with a brief introduction by the club coordinators, who highlighted the educational value of documentaries in broadening perspectives and deepening conceptual understanding. The selected documentary offered meaningful insights related to language, culture, and societal themes, encouraging students to critically reflect on the content.

Students watched the screening with great interest, followed by an interactive discussion facilitated by the coordinators. Participants shared their interpretations, observations, and opinions, making the session thought-provoking and intellectually engaging. The activity helped improve analytical thinking, listening skills, and the ability to connect visual information with real-life contexts.

The programme concluded with appreciation for the students’ active participation and reflective responses. Overall, the Documentary Screening was a successful and enriching experience, achieving its objective of promoting critical thinking and enhancing language-based learning through audiovisual media

HERITAGE WALK

 

HERITAGE WALK
Organized by the Tour Club, MAHE Co-operative College of Teacher Education
Date: 21 November 2024
Time: 8:30 AM

The Tour Club of MAHE Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe conducted a Heritage Walk on 21st November 2024 at 8:30 AM with the objective of creating awareness about local history, culture, and heritage while providing students with experiential learning beyond the classroom. The programme aimed to help students understand the historical significance of Mahe and appreciate its rich cultural legacy.

The walk began early in the morning with an introductory briefing on the importance of heritage conservation and the historical background of Mahe. Students were guided through important heritage locations where they learned about colonial architecture, cultural landmarks, religious harmony, and the historical events associated with the region. Resource persons and faculty members explained the historical relevance of each site in a clear and engaging manner.

Students actively observed the architectural styles, inscriptions, and cultural elements present at the heritage sites. They showed keen interest by asking questions and engaging in discussions about the evolution of Mahe’s social, political, and cultural life. The walk helped students connect theoretical knowledge with real-life historical evidence.

The programme also emphasized the importance of preserving heritage for future generations and encouraged students to become responsible citizens who respect and protect cultural assets. The calm morning environment and guided exploration created a meaningful and reflective learning experience for all participants.

Students expressed that the heritage walk helped them gain a deeper understanding of local history and cultural identity. Faculty members appreciated the students’ discipline, curiosity, and active participation throughout the programme.

The programme concluded with words of appreciation from the coordinators, who encouraged students to continue exploring history through experiential learning activities. The Heritage Walk was a meaningful and successful initiative, reflecting the Tour Club’s commitment to promoting cultural awareness, historical understanding, and educational enrichment among students.

WORL CHILDREN’S DAY

 

The students of social science organized world children's day on 20/11/2024 at morning assembly.

ANAMIKA CK conducted a Speech about children's day. She conveyed the importance of celebrating the day. It was very informative. We got wonderful feedbacks from students and teachers.

INTERNATIONAL MEN’S DAY

 

International Men's Day, observed annually on November 19, recognizes men's contributions to society and addresses their unique challenges. The 2024 theme "Men's health champions, " emphasizes improving men's overall well-being and promoting healthy lifestyles. The day encourages celebrating positive male role models and fostering supportive communities for men to thrive.

Programs of the day

Intermational men's day were celebrated by physical science department  conducted a ramp walk competition for boys. Through which they convey their viewpoints by answering to certain interesting suggestions asked by judres. Nvi.0.Rahitha.Rajan, Dr. Anjali were the judges, Winner of the competition were Vyas Jagadeesh from English department, and I* runner up were Safeer from physical science department. All the participants were well performed with full of joy.

MENS DAY CELEBRATION

 The Women's Cell of Mahe Co-operative College of Teacher Education conducted a ramp walk competition to select Mr. MCCTE as part of Men's Day celebrations on November 19, 2024, at 3.30 pm. This was the second program organized by the Women's Cell after its inauguration. We had a great plan for this program. The members of the Women's Cell gathered together to create sashes for the participants using chart paper and also made a crown for the title of Mr. MCCTE

The judges for the program were Women's Cell Coordinator Nyji Narayan, Dr. Anjali Rajeevan, and Assistant Professor Rahidha Rajan. The program was a huge success from the start. Fourteen boys participated in the competition, and each participant was excited to take part and be crowned Mr. MCCTE 2024. The students and teachers encouraged the participants, who were allotted chess numbers and got ready for the event.

The anchoring was done by Women's Cell Secretary Neha Fathima, who invited the judges, teachers, non-teaching staff, and students to the program. The participants walked the ramp one by one, showcasing their unique styles. One of the participants, Vyus Jagadeesh, presented a variety of ideas through his costume, giving an executive look. Another highlight was Sangeerth's creative ramp walk, which included a hanging stunt. Abhinraj walked with bold attitude, while Anurag charmed the audience with his cute smile. Everyone made an impressive entry and walked the ramp amazingly, finally gathering together on stage.

The judges had certain criteria for selecting the winners, including their style of walking. attitude, and creativity in presenting their ideas. The participants were also asked some questions, based on these criteria, the judges wisely chose the winners. During the program, the Women's Cell provided fruit juice to the participants, which helped them relax and enjoy the event.

PSYCHOLOGICAL GAME – “PI VALUE MEMORIZATION”

 PSYCHOLOGICAL GAME – “PI VALUE MEMORIZATION”

Organized by the Psychology Club, MAHE Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe
Date: 18 November 2024
Time: 11:00 AM

The Psychology Club of MAHE Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe conducted an engaging psychological game titled “Pi Value Memorization” on 18th November 2024 at 11:00 AM. The activity was designed to enhance students’ cognitive abilities, particularly memory retention, concentration, and pattern recognition, through a fun and intellectually stimulating challenge.

The session began with a short introduction about the psychological processes involved in memory, such as encoding, storage, retrieval, and the role of mnemonics in improving recall. Students were then encouraged to memorize as many decimal places of the mathematical constant π (pi) as possible within the given time frame. Techniques such as chunking, visualization, association, and rhythm-based memorization were explained to help participants improve their performance.

Students enthusiastically participated, demonstrating focus, creativity, and competitive spirit. Many attempted innovative mnemonic strategies to memorize long sequences of numbers, while others relied on repetition and pattern grouping. The activity created an energetic and enjoyable environment, motivating students to challenge themselves and explore the capabilities of their memory.

After the memorization phase, participants took turns reciting the digits of pi they had memorized. The process highlighted individual differences in memory strategies, allowing students to learn from one another. Faculty members appreciated the effort and encouraged students to adopt scientifically proven memory techniques in their academic pursuits.

The activity reinforced the importance of cognitive training and self-awareness in learning. It also emphasized how psychology offers practical tools for enhancing mental performance. The programme concluded with appreciation for all participants and acknowledgment of those who demonstrated exceptional recall.

The Pi Value Memorization game was a successful and engaging initiative, reflecting the Psychology Club’s commitment to promoting cognitive development, scientific curiosity, and interactive learning among students.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS DAY

 

International Students' Day is celebrated on November 17th to honor students' struggles for freedom and education. It originated from the 1939 Nazi storming of Charles University in Prague, where student Jan Opletal was killed. Today, it promotes unity, solidarity, and empowerment among students worldwide, highlighting their role in society.

The students of biological science organized national students day programme on 18/11/2024, at morning assembly. Anjali.kk conducted a speech about students day. She conveyed the importance of celebrating the day. It was very informative. We got wonderful feedbacks from students and teachers.

NATIONAL NATUROPATHY DAY

  

Naturopathy Day promotes natural healing, holistic health, and wellness. It's celebrated on November 18th. Naturopathy uses natural remedies, diet, exercise, and stress management. It's a safe, effective approach to healthcare, promoting self-care, sustainability, and overall well-being.

The students of biological science organized world Naturopathy day programme on 18/11/2024, at morning assembly. Nandana Vinod conducted a talk about Naturopathyday. she conveyed the importance of celebrating the day. It was very informative. We got wonderful feedbacks from teachers. students and

NATIONAL EPILEPSY DAY

 The students of biological science organized national epilepsy day programme on 18/11/2024,at moming assembly. Sruthi. S conducted a speech about epilepsy day. She conveyed the importance of celebrating the day. It was very informative. We got wonderful feedbacks from students and teachers.

WOMEN CELL INAUGURATION AND SEMINAR ON GENDER LAW

 

On November 16, 2024, the Women's Cell of Mahe Co-operative College of Teacher Education organized a seminar on the topic "Gender and Law. "The session was led by the renowned criminal lawyer Advocate P.T. Jaya, one of the leading advocates in Kerala. The seminar focused on the intersection of gender and the legal system, shedding light on societal challenges, personal experiences, and the empowerment of women in the legal

Advocate Jaya began the session by explaining the structure and functions of the Indian legal system. She described the hierarchy of courts, ranging from subordinate courts to the Supreme Court, and elaborated on their crucial role in ensuring justice and upholding constitutional principles.

The seminar provided a comprehensive discussion on several legal articles and laws designed to protect women's rights. Advocate Jaya highlighted key constitutional provisions that ensure equality and protection against discrimination. She also discussed important legislation, such as the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005, and the Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace Act, 2013, emphasizing their significance in addressing gender-based issues. She detailed the barriers that hinder women from accessing justice. She also stressed how cultural and societal norms often discourage women from pursuing legal remedies, leaving them vulnerable and unsupported in their struggles.

Drawing from her own life and career, Advocate Jaya shared her inspiring journey of entering the legal profession during an era when it was predominantly male-dominated. Despite facing resistance from her family and societal pressures, she persevered with unwavering dedication,

eventually carving a powerful niche for herself in the field. Through specific case examples, she illustrated the challenges women face in the legal field and the importance of resilience and determination in overcoming

Advocate Jaya spoke passionately about empowering women to overcome the gender biases entrenched in the legal profession. She encouraged. aspiring women lawyers to pursue their ambitions with confidence, resilience, and a strong sense of purpose, emphasizing that the legal field holds immense potential for women to effect meaningful change in society.

The seminar was an exceptional opportunity for participants to gain valuable insights into the intersection of gender and law. Advocate P.Τ. Jaya's session was not only informative but also deeply inspiring demonstrating the potential of women to excel in any field, despite. societal barriers.

The session concluded with a feedback session where participants, including Abhinand P. Athira C.V., Vignan Das, Sathwik Pramod Athira Sunil, Abhiram Murali, Fazna Afthab, Athira K.R. shared their thoughts. They expressed their gratitude for the enlightening seminar and praised Advocate Jaya for her powerful and motivating insights. Hafsath E.k a member of the Women's Cell, delivered the vote of thanks Advocate P.T. Jaya for her invaluable time and expertise, making the seminar a memorable and empowering experience for all attendees

NATIONAL PRESS DAY

 

As part of the National Press Day celebrated on November 16m , Mahe Co-operative College of Teacher Education organised a talk on the topic at the Morning Assembly.

National Press Day is cclebraled on November 16" to honour the Press Council of India (PCI) and recognizethe importance of a free andresponsible press in India The day maks the ecstablishment of the Press Councilof India(PCI)in 1966, which acts as a watchdog to cnsure that the press maintains high standards and is not influenccd by extenal factors, An independent and iree pres is one of thefourpilars of astrong democracy, To highight dhe inmpotance of a firec and indopendentprcs in Indin, National Press Dayis coltbraled on the 16* of November ereny year. Thepress councilof India is a fire-acing body The heme for Nauional Press Day 2024 is “Changing Nature of the Pres". This thene relecls hecvolving media landscape and lhe impact of technology, audicnce behaviour, and new in jounalism. The theme encourages discussions on how to adapt to these changes while upholding press frccdom, responsibility. and cthical standards. 

C Nandana of English Option talked on the Topic during the Morming Assembly highlighting its theme, significance the influence of the press in our daily ife and so on. The Press can influencc us in various scenarios mainly in today's generation

MUSIC CLUB INAUGURATION

 MUSIC CLUB INAUGURATION 

Mahe Co-operative College of Teacher Education is delighted to announce the inauguration of the Music Club. Launched on November 15, 2024, the club is dedicated to fostering a deeper appreciation for music and providing a creative platform for students. This initiative, strongly supported by college Principal Dr. Sreelatha K, underscores the institution's commitment to nurturing artistic talents and cultural expression.

The club will be guided by its dedicated coordinators: Dr. Sreelatha K as the General Coordinator, Arun U as the IQAC Coordinator, and Shimna Nitiyand as the Teacher Coordinator. Through various musical activities, performances, and workshops, the Music Club aims to create an engaging and educational platform for students to explore the wonders of rhythm and melody.

JANAKI AMMA MEMORIAL DAY OBSERVANCE

 JANAKI AMMA MEMORIAL DAY OBSERVANCE
Organized by the Music Club, MAHE Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe
Date: 15 November 2024
Time: 10:00 AM

The Music Club of MAHE Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe observed Janaki Amma Memorial Day on 15th November 2024 at 10:00 AM to honor the legacy and contributions of the renowned Carnatic musician, Smt. Janaki Amma. The programme aimed to inspire students by celebrating her dedication to classical music and her influence in nurturing musical culture.

The event began with a brief introduction highlighting Janaki Amma’s life, achievements, and her significant role in promoting traditional music. Students were introduced to her contributions as a performer, teacher, and cultural icon who enriched the classical music landscape with her melodious renditions and commitment to preserving musical purity.

As part of the observance, students presented devotional and classical compositions associated with Janaki Amma’s repertoire. The performances reflected the elegance, discipline, and emotive depth characteristic of classical music. Participants showcased vocal precision, expressive delivery, and appreciation for traditional musical forms, creating a serene and reflective atmosphere.

A short video presentation was also included, offering insights into Janaki Amma’s musical journey and the impact she left on future generations of musicians. The presentation inspired students to value the heritage of classical music and recognize the importance of preserving cultural traditions.

Faculty members appreciated the participants for their dedication and encouraged them to continue exploring and practicing classical music. The event fostered a deeper understanding of cultural identity and artistic excellence among students.

The programme concluded with words of gratitude and reflection, emphasizing the importance of remembering legendary artists whose contributions continue to shape the musical world. The Janaki Amma Memorial Day observance was a meaningful and enriching initiative, reflecting the Music Club’s commitment to promoting cultural awareness, musical appreciation, and artistic learning.

MUSIC CLUB INAUGURATION

 MUSIC CLUB INAUGURATION

Organized by the Music Club, MAHE Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe
Date: 15 November 2024
Time: 10:00 AM
Venue: College Campus

The Music Club of MAHE Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe organized the Music Club Inauguration Ceremony on 15th November 2024 at 10:00 AM. The event marked the formal launch of the club’s activities aimed at nurturing musical talent, promoting cultural engagement, and providing a platform for students to express themselves through music.

The programme began with a welcome address, followed by the official inauguration of the Music Club. The chief guest lit the lamp and shared a few encouraging words about the importance of music in education, personal growth, and emotional well-being.

The inauguration was followed by a series of musical performances by the students, including solo singing, group songs, and instrumental pieces. These performances showcased the diverse musical abilities of the students and set an inspiring tone for the club’s future initiatives.

The coordinators of the Music Club presented the vision and objectives of the club, highlighting plans for workshops, competitions, practice sessions, and opportunities for students to develop their musical skills.

The event concluded with a vote of thanks, expressing gratitude to all participants, faculty members, and students for their support and enthusiasm.

The Music Club Inauguration was a vibrant and successful programme, setting the foundation for a year filled with musical exploration and creativity. The event reaffirmed the Music Club’s commitment to fostering a culturally rich and musically active campus environment.