UNION INAGURATION AND KERALA PIRAVI CELEBRATION

 UNION INAGURATION

The inauguration of the union and arts club at Sabarigiri College of Education, Anchal, took place on November 1, 2024. The event was organized by the college union with the involvement of students and faculty. It began at 10:30 am in the general hall. Notable attendees included Dr. V.K. Jayakumar, founder chairman of the Sabarigiri group of institutions, special guest Vineeth Elamadu, our principal Dr. Roy G, and our esteemed teachers. The event was hosted by Ammulekshmi and Akshara.

The ceremony commenced with a prayer song by Aiswarya, followed by a welcome dance performed by Arathi. The principal then delivered a welcoming address. Dr. Jayakumar lit the ceremonial lamp, officially inaugurating the event alongside Dr. Roy, Sreedevi, Vineeth Elamadu, Chairperson Unnimaya, General Secretary Anju, and Arts Club Secretary Soorya Suresh. Dr. Jayakumar shared his insights and extended greetings for 'Kerala Piravi Day.' Chairperson Unnimaya discussed the union and announced its name, 'DRUTA.'

Vineeth Elamadu led the arts club inauguration, captivating the audience with his thoughts on poetry, literature, and the arts. His entertaining imitations and a poem and song highlighting equality made the moment memorable. The principal presented him with a memento. Felicitations were offered by Soorya Suresh and Anju A., with insights shared by Staff Secretary Sreedevi. The vote of thanks was delivered by Vice Chairperson Silla Theresa. Following the speeches, various entertainment programs took place.

The performances included a song by Ashna, a group dance featuring Soorya and Shifana, Ashna and Akshaya, and students from the Mathematics department, as well as a group song by Aiswarya, Pooja, and Jerin from the English department.

By 1:30 pm, the program concluded, leaving participants with lasting memories, followed by a delicious lunch arranged by the union for everyone.

                    BROCHURE



          LIGHTING THE LAMP


               UNION LOGO


WELCOME ADDRESS BY PRINCIPAL 


INAGURAL SPEECH BY DR. VIJAYAKUMAR SIR


SPEECH BY UNNIMAYA


PROGRAMME BY VINEETH ELAMADU


VINEETH ELAMADU RECEIVING MOMENTO FROM PRINCIPAL 


SPEECH BY SREEDEVI MISS


VOTE OF THANKS BY SILLA


UNION MEMBERS WITH GUEST


STUDENTS WITH VINEETH ELAMADU


    KERALAPIRAVI CELEBRATION

 On November 1, Kerala Piravi is celebrated to honor the unity and resilience of the people of Kerala. To commemorate this occasion, the Social Science Department of our college organized an event called "Kelikott." The program commenced at 2:45 PM with a quiz competition, featuring one group from each department. The winners of the quiz were Ameena and Arathi from the Natural Science Department.

Next, a "Malayali Manka" competition was conducted in three rounds, judged by our teachers, with Anamika from the Mathematics Department taking first place. Additionally, a "Sreeman" competition was held in a single round due to time constraints, and Aravind from the Physical Science Department emerged victorious.

Overall, the event was very enjoyable. The teachers crowned Anamika as "Malayali Manka," and gifts were presented to the winners of both competitions. The program concluded at 4 PM.

  PHOTO GALLERY


QUIZ COMPETETION


MALAYALIMANKA COMPETETION


TEACHER JUDGING THE STUDENTS 


WINNER OF MALAYALIMANKA


QUIZ COMPETETION WINNER


N. S DEPARTMENT IN KERALA PIRAVI WITH TRADITIONAL LOOK



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