Travelogue Writing (Malayalam) and Face Painting Competition-eleventh day of “Kalaima – Fine Arts 2026”

 The eleventh day of “Kalaima – Fine Arts 2026”, organized by Mahe Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahé, in association with the Ektha College Union, was conducted on 30 April 2026 with enthusiastic participation and vibrant creative spirit among students.

The day featured two exciting competitions: Travelogue Writing (Malayalam) and Face Painting Competition. These events aimed to nurture students’ literary imagination, artistic creativity, and expressive abilities.

The Travelogue Writing (Malayalam) competition was held from 3:00 pm to 3:30 pm at the College Auditorium. Participants showcased their narrative and descriptive writing skills by presenting engaging travel experiences and imaginative journeys in Malayalam. The event encouraged creativity, observation skills, and effective literary expression among students.

The Face Painting Competition was conducted from 3:30 pm to 4:30 pm at the Library. Students displayed remarkable artistic talent and imagination through colourful and expressive face painting designs based on various themes. The competition created a lively atmosphere and highlighted the participants’ creativity, precision, and visual presentation skills.

Both competitions were conducted successfully with active student participation and healthy competitive spirit. The events added artistic vibrancy and literary richness to the celebrations of “Kalaima – Fine Arts 2026,” making the day memorable and inspiring for all participants and organizers.

Competition Results of Kalaima – Fine Arts 2026

Competition Results of Kalaima – Fine Arts 2026

As part of Kalaima – Fine Arts 2026, organized by Mahe Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahé, in association with the Ektha College Union, various literary and fine arts competitions were conducted successfully with enthusiastic participation from students of different groups including Thaalam, Varnam, Layam, and Bhavam.

The competitions included Essay Writing, Slogan Writing, Caption Writing, Poem Writing, Short Story Writing, Film Review, Water Colour Competition, Cartoon Competition, Charcoal Drawing, Face Painting, Clay Modeling, Mobile Photography, and Digital Poster Making. The events provided students with opportunities to showcase their creativity, artistic talent, literary skills, imagination, and presentation abilities.

Competition Results

Clay Modeling

• First Prize – Abhinraj (Thaalam)
• Second Prize – Harshith (Thaalam) and Anjana Das (Varnam)
• Third Prize – Sona Balachandran (Bhavam), Vaishnav Vijay (Layam), and Malavika R (Layam)

Mobile Photography

• First Prize – Muhammad Fadil K M (Layam)
• Second Prize – Nandana K Krishnan (Layam)
• Third Prize – Safeer P V (Layam)

Digital Poster Making

• First Prize – Ameena P K (Layam)
• Second Prize – Yesda P (Varnam)
• Third Prize – Sneha Parambath (Bhavam)

Essay Writing (English)

• First Prize – Nivitha S Anil (Varnam)
• Second Prize – Fazna Faizal (Varnam)
• Third Prize – Chandralekha (Varnam)

Essay Writing (Malayalam)

• First Prize – Sandra Chandran K M (Thaalam)
• Second Prize – Aswini K (Thaalam)
• Third Prize – Radhika Radhakrishnan (Varnam) and Vijay M K (Layam)

Slogan Writing (Malayalam)

• First Prize – Aswini K (Thaalam)
• Second Prize – Radhika Radhakrishnan (Varnam)
• Third Prize – Athulya K P (Layam)

Poem Writing (Malayalam)

• First Prize – Saniya S A (Thaalam)
• Second Prize – Anamika C K (Layam)
• Third Prize – Anugraha P (Thaalam)

Caption Writing (English)

• First Prize – Saniya S A (Thaalam)
• Second Prize – Anjana Das (Varnam)
• Third Prize – Nandana K Krishnan (Layam)

Slogan Writing (English)

• First Prize – Niranjana V P (Thaalam)
• Second Prize – Snigdha Suresh (Bhavam)
• Third Prize – Vaishnav S (Varnam)

Short Story Writing (Malayalam)

• First Prize – Anjana O K (Bhavam)
• Second Prize – Anjali K K (Varnam)
• Third Prize – Saniya S A (Thaalam) and Swathi C T (Varnam)

Caption Writing (Malayalam)

• First Prize – Sriya S (Bhavam)
• Second Prize – Swathi C T (Varnam)
• Third Prize – Nahal (Thaalam)

Poem Writing (English)

• First Prize – Surmina V (Bhavam)
• Second Prize – Nivitha S Anil (Varnam)
• Third Prize – Shradha Sudheer Kumar T K (Thaalam)

Face Painting

• First Prize – Sneha C K and Uthara K (Bhavam)
• Second Prize – Malavika and Chandana (Layam) and Fathima Zanubiya and Fathima Sherin (Thaalam)
• Third Prize – Harshith M and Shradha Sudheer Kumar (Thaalam)

Charcoal Drawing

• First Prize – Abhinraj P (Thaalam)
• Second Prize – Fathima Misaja (Layam)
• Third Prize – Abhinand P (Layam) and Fathima Zanubiya (Thaalam)

Cartoon Competition

• First Prize – Anjana Das (Varnam)
• Second Prize – Abhinraj (Thaalam)
• Third Prize – Kavya Manoj (Thaalam) and Harshith M (Thaalam)

Water Colour Competition

• First Prize – Anjana Das (Varnam)
• Second Prize – Harshith M (Thaalam)
• Third Prize – Gayathri V C (Thaalam)

Film Review (Malayalam)

• First Prize – Anjana O K (Bhavam)
• Second Prize – Anjali K K (Varnam)
• Third Prize – Surmina V (Bhavam)

The competitions were conducted in a vibrant and enthusiastic atmosphere, encouraging students to actively engage in literary and artistic expression. The overall event successfully promoted creativity, confidence, teamwork, and cultural spirit among the students, making Kalaima – Fine Arts 2026 a memorable celebration of talent and creativity.

Katha Niroopanam (English) and Charcoal Drawing Competition-“Kalaima – Fine Arts 2026”

 The tenth day of “Kalaima – Fine Arts 2026”, organized by Mahe Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahé, in association with the Ektha College Union, was conducted on 29 April 2026 with great enthusiasm and active student participation.

The competitions held on the day included Katha Niroopanam (English) and Charcoal Drawing Competition, providing students with opportunities to showcase their literary interpretation and artistic creativity.

The Katha Niroopanam (English) competition was conducted from 3:00 pm to 3:30 pm at the College Auditorium. Participants demonstrated their analytical and language skills through effective narration and interpretation of stories. The event encouraged students to develop critical appreciation, communication skills, and creative expression in English.

The Charcoal Drawing Competition was held from 3:30 pm to 4:30 pm at the Library. Students displayed remarkable artistic talent through expressive charcoal sketches and drawings. The competition provided a platform for participants to exhibit their imagination, shading techniques, and visual creativity.

Both events were conducted successfully in a vibrant and competitive atmosphere. The enthusiastic participation of students added artistic and intellectual richness to the celebrations of “Kalaima – Fine Arts 2026,” making the day a memorable experience for all participants and organizers.

Fine Arts Competition Results Announcement

 As part of the vibrant celebrations of “Kalaima – Fine Arts 2026” organized by Mahe Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahé, in association with the Ektha College Union 2025–26, various literary competitions were conducted to encourage students’ creativity, imagination, and linguistic talents.

The competitions witnessed enthusiastic participation from students representing the groups Layam, Thaalam, Bhavam, and Varnam. The events provided a valuable platform for participants to express their thoughts, emotions, and artistic abilities through language and literature.

In the Caption Writing (Malayalam) competition, Sriya S (Bhavam) secured the first prize, while Swathi C T (Varnam) won the second prize. Nahal (Thaalam) achieved the third prize for the competition.

The Poem Writing (English) competition highlighted the literary creativity and poetic expression of students. Surmina V (Bhavam) secured the first prize, followed by Nivitha S Anil (Varnam) in the second position. Shradha Sudheer Kumar T K (Thaalam) won the third prize.

The competitions were conducted successfully in a creative and enthusiastic atmosphere. The active participation and outstanding performances of the students added colour and literary richness to the celebrations of “Kalaima – Fine Arts 2026.”

Film Review (English) and Cartoon Competition-“Kalaima – Fine Arts 2026”

 The ninth day of “Kalaima – Fine Arts 2026”, organized by Mahe Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahé, in association with the Ektha College Union, was conducted on 28 April 2026 with vibrant student participation and enthusiasm.

The day featured two engaging competitions: Film Review (English) and Cartoon Competition. The events aimed to encourage students’ critical thinking, creativity, artistic skills, and expressive abilities.

The Film Review (English) competition was held from 12:30 pm to 1:00 pm at the College Auditorium. Participants presented thoughtful and analytical reviews of films, highlighting themes, character portrayal, cinematic techniques, and social relevance. The competition provided students an opportunity to enhance their language proficiency, critical appreciation, and presentation skills.

The Cartoon Competition was conducted from 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm at the Library. Students showcased their artistic creativity and sense of humour through expressive cartoons based on various themes and contemporary issues. The event encouraged imaginative thinking and visual communication skills among participants.

The competitions were conducted successfully in a lively and creative atmosphere. The active participation of students added colour and excitement to the celebrations of “Kalaima – Fine Arts 2026,” making the day memorable and inspiring for all.

Fine Arts Competition Results Announcement

 As part of “Kalaima – Fine Arts 2026”, organized by Mahe Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahé, in association with the Ektha College Union 2025–26, various literary competitions in English and Malayalam were conducted with enthusiastic participation from students belonging to different groups namely Layam, Thaalam, Bhavam, and Varnam.

The competitions included Essay Writing (English and Malayalam), Slogan Writing (English and Malayalam), Caption Writing (English), Poem Writing (Malayalam), and Short Story Writing (Malayalam). These events provided a platform for students to exhibit their creativity, language proficiency, imagination, and literary talents.

In the Essay Writing (English) competition, Nivitha S Anil (Varnam) secured the first prize, followed by Fazna Faizal (Varnam) in the second position and Chandralekha (Varnam) in the third position.

In the Essay Writing (Malayalam) competition, the first prize was won by Sandra Chandran K M (Thaalam), while Aswini K (Thaalam) secured the second prize. The third prize was shared by Radhika Radhakrishnan (Varnam) and Vijay M K (Layam).

The Slogan Writing (Malayalam) competition witnessed excellent creative expressions. Aswini K (Thaalam) won the first prize, Radhika Radhakrishnan (Varnam) secured the second prize, and Athulya K P (Layam) achieved the third prize.

In the Poem Writing (Malayalam) competition, Saniya S A (Thaalam) secured the first prize, followed by Anamika C K (Layam) in the second position and Anugraha P (Thaalam) in the third position.

The Caption Writing (English) competition highlighted students’ creativity and linguistic skills. Saniya S A (Thaalam) won the first prize, Anjana Das (Varnam) secured the second prize, and Nandana K Krishnan (Layam) achieved the third prize.

In the Slogan Writing (English) competition, Niranjana V P (Thaalam) secured the first prize, while Snigdha Suresh (Bhavam) and Vaishnav S (Varnam) won the second and third prizes respectively.

The Short Story Writing (Malayalam) competition showcased imaginative storytelling abilities among participants. Anjana O K (Bhavam) secured the first prize, Anjali K K (Varnam) won the second prize, and the third prize was jointly shared by Saniya S A (Thaalam) and Swathi C T (Varnam).

The competitions were conducted successfully with active participation and healthy competitive spirit among students. The events encouraged literary expression, creativity, and confidence among future educators, thereby adding vibrancy and intellectual richness to the celebrations of “Kalaima – Fine Arts 2026.”

Film Review (Malayalam) and Water Colour Competition- The Day 8 programmes of “Kalaima”

 The Day 8 programmes of “Kalaima” were successfully conducted on 27 April 2026 at Mahe Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahé, under the auspices of the IQAC in association with Ektha College Union. The competitions of the day focused on enhancing students’ analytical, literary, and artistic talents.

The events organized on the eighth day included Film Review (Malayalam) and Water Colour Competition.

The Film Review Competition in Malayalam was conducted in the auditorium from 12.30 pm to 1.00 pm. Students enthusiastically participated in the competition and presented thoughtful and creative reviews of films in Malayalam. The event encouraged participants to critically analyze themes, characters, storytelling techniques, and social messages portrayed in cinema, thereby enhancing their analytical and language skills.

The Water Colour Competition was held in the library from 1.00 pm to 1.30 pm. Participants showcased their artistic creativity and imagination through beautiful water colour paintings based on different themes and ideas. The competition highlighted the students’ sense of colour, aesthetic expression, and artistic talent.

The programmes were organized smoothly with the support and coordination of faculty members, student volunteers, and the College Union representatives. The competitions created a vibrant and creative atmosphere on the campus and motivated students to actively engage in literary and fine arts activities.

The eighth day of “Kalaima” concluded successfully with enthusiastic participation and appreciation from students and staff, further enriching the spirit of creativity and cultural expression within the institution.

                                                          

Interactive Sharing Session “From Lesson Plans to Life Lessons”

 

Interactive Sharing Session

“From Lesson Plans to Life Lessons”

The IQAC of Mahe Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahé organized an interactive sharing session titled “From Lesson Plans to Life Lessons” on 25 April 2026 at the College Auditorium from 3.30 pm onwards.

The programme was organized as a platform for the Second Year B.Ed. students to share their experiences, reflections, and insights gained during their teaching practice sessions. The event aimed to encourage peer learning, reflective thinking, and professional growth among future educators.

The session provided students with an opportunity to discuss real classroom experiences, challenges faced during teaching practice, innovative teaching strategies, classroom management techniques, and memorable learning moments from schools. The interactive discussions helped participants understand diverse perspectives and practical aspects of teaching beyond theoretical lesson planning.

Students actively engaged in sharing their experiences and reflections, making the session highly informative and inspiring. The programme also encouraged participants to learn from one another’s teaching journeys and strengthened their confidence as prospective teachers.

The event was coordinated under the guidance of Dr. Sreelatha K., Principal, General Coordinator, and Mr. Arun U., Assistant Professor, IQAC Coordinator. Faculty members and students appreciated the initiative for creating a meaningful academic platform that promoted experiential learning and collaborative reflection.

The session concluded successfully with active participation and positive feedback from students and faculty members. The programme effectively highlighted the importance of reflective practice and experiential learning in teacher education.

 

Fine Arts Competition Results Announcement

The winners of various competitions conducted as part of “Kalaima – Fine Arts 2026” at Mahe Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahé were officially announced by the Ektha College Union 2025–26. The competitions witnessed enthusiastic participation from students, highlighting their creativity, artistic excellence, and innovative talents.

Clay Modeling Competition Winners

The winners of the Clay Modeling Competition were:

• First Prize: Abhinraj (Thaalam)
• Second Prize: Harshith (Thaalam) and Anjana Das (Varnam)
• Third Prize: Sona Balachandran (Bhavam), Vaishnav Vijay (Layam), and Malavika R (Layam)

The competition showcased the creativity, imagination, and craftsmanship of the participants through innovative clay models and artistic expressions.

Mobile Photography Competition Winners

The winners of the Mobile Photography Competition were:

• First Prize: Muhammad Fadil K M (Layam)
• Second Prize: Nandana K Krishnan (Layam)
• Third Prize: Safeer P V (Layam)

The participants impressed the judges with their visual creativity, composition skills, and unique photographic perspectives captured through mobile cameras.

Digital Poster Making Competition Winners

The winners of the Digital Poster Making Competition were:

• First Prize: Ameena P K (Layam)
• Second Prize: Yesda P (Varnam)
• Third Prize: Sneha Parambath (Bhavam)

The competition highlighted students’ artistic creativity and technical skills in designing visually appealing and innovative digital posters.

The Principal, faculty members, and the College Union congratulated all the winners and participants for their remarkable performances and enthusiastic participation. These competitions added colour and creative spirit to the “Kalaima – Fine Arts 2026” celebrations and encouraged students to further develop their artistic talents and skills.

Essay Writing (English), Caption Writing (Malayalam), and Clay Modeling Competition-Day 7 programmes of “Kalaima”

 The Day 7 programmes of “Kalaima” were successfully conducted on 25 April 2026 at Mahe Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahé, under the auspices of the IQAC in association with Ektha College Union. The competitions of the day encouraged students to showcase their literary abilities and artistic creativity.

The events organized on the seventh day included Essay Writing (English), Caption Writing (Malayalam), and Clay Modeling Competition.

The Essay Writing Competition in English was conducted in the auditorium from 12.30 pm to 1.00 pm. Students actively participated in the competition and expressed their thoughts, ideas, and perspectives through creative and well-structured essays. The event encouraged critical thinking, language proficiency, and effective written communication among the participants.

The Caption Writing Competition in Malayalam was held in the library from 1.00 pm to 1.30 pm. Participants enthusiastically created meaningful and imaginative captions reflecting creativity and originality. The competition provided students with an opportunity to demonstrate their linguistic and creative skills in Malayalam.

The Clay Modeling Competition was organized in the library from 3.30 pm to 4.30 pm. Students displayed their artistic talents and imagination by creating innovative clay models using different creative techniques. The competition encouraged craftsmanship, originality, and aesthetic expression among the participants.

The programmes were coordinated smoothly with the support of faculty members, student volunteers, and the College Union representatives. The competitions created a vibrant and engaging atmosphere on the campus and motivated students to actively participate in literary and fine arts activities.

The seventh day of “Kalaima” concluded successfully with enthusiastic participation and appreciation from students and staff, further strengthening the spirit of creativity and cultural celebration within the institution.

Essay Writing (Malayalam) and Slogan Writing (Malayalam)- Day 6 programmes of “Kalaima”

 The Day 6 programmes of “Kalaima” were successfully conducted on 24 April 2026 at Mahe Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahé, under the auspices of the IQAC in association with Ektha College Union. The events of the day focused on encouraging students’ literary creativity and language proficiency in Malayalam.

The competitions organized on the sixth day included Essay Writing (Malayalam) and Slogan Writing (Malayalam).

The Essay Writing Competition in Malayalam was conducted in the auditorium from 12.30 pm to 1.00 pm. Students enthusiastically participated in the competition and expressed their ideas, thoughts, and perspectives through well-structured and creative essays in Malayalam. The event provided an opportunity for participants to demonstrate their writing skills, critical thinking, and command over the language.

The Slogan Writing Competition in Malayalam was held in the library from 1.00 pm to 1.30 pm. Participants actively engaged in creating impactful and meaningful slogans reflecting creativity, awareness, and originality. The competition encouraged students to convey strong ideas through concise and effective expressions.

The programmes were organized smoothly with the support and coordination of faculty members, student volunteers, and the College Union representatives. The competitions created an engaging academic and creative atmosphere on the campus and motivated students to explore their literary talents.

The sixth day of “Kalaima” concluded successfully with enthusiastic participation and appreciation from students and staff, further enriching the spirit of creativity and cultural expression within the institution.