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A VISIT TO BUD SCHOOL DATE :31 JANUARY 2025 On January 31, 2025, the NSS volunteers from Sabarigiri College of Education visited Buds School, a rehabilitation center for mentally challenged students, located in Alayaman under Alayaman Panchayath. Their goal was to interact with the students, bring them joy, and provide educational materials. Accompanied by faculty members Jaseena Miss, Sreedevi Miss, and Pratibha Miss, the volunteers traveled by school bus. Although the school has 32 students, only a few were present during the visit.  The program began with a warm introduction by Aravind, setting a welcoming atmosphere for the event. This was followed by various cultural performances to entertain and engage with the students. Aishwarya and Ashna performed solo songs, while Ashna and Joysi sang a duet. Pooja also sang a song, and Soorya mesmerized the audience with a dance performance.  In addition to the volunteers' performances, the students of Buds School showcased the...

  MARTYRS' DAY   Date : 30 JANUARY 2025  On January 30, India observes Martyrs' Day to honor those who sacrificed their lives for the country. This date commemorates the assassination of Mahatma Gandhi in 1948 and serves as a solemn reminder of his principles of non-violence, truth, and unity. People across the nation pay tribute to Gandhi and other martyrs through silent prayers and various events. At Raj Ghat, Gandhi’s memorial, the President, Prime Minister, and other dignitaries observe a two-minute silence to reflect on his contributions to India's independence movement. Schools and institutions also hold programs and discussions to inspire future generations with the ideals of peace, courage, and patriotism. Martyrs' Day is an occasion to remember and honor those who selflessly fought for justice and the nation's integrity.  At Sabarigiri College of Education, Martyrs' Day was observed with great solemnity on January 30, paying tribute to Mahatma Gandhi an...

ROAD SAFETY AWARENESS PROGRAMME Date:29 JANUARY 2025 On January 28th, the NSS Unit of Sabarigiri College of Education organized a successful Road Safety Awareness Programme to educate the public about the importance of road safety. As part of the event, a rally was held with active participation from the college's teacher trainees.  The rally took place at Market Junction in Anchal, where the trainees marched with creatively made placards that highlighted key road safety messages. These placards covered crucial traffic rules, the importance of wearing helmets and seat belts, the dangers of reckless driving, and the necessity of following speed limits.  In addition, pamphlets containing vital road safety tips were distributed to the public. These pamphlets focused on responsible driving, pedestrian safety, and the importance of adhering to traffic laws to reduce accidents. The public responded positively, showing interest in understanding and applying these safety measures. ...

INDIAN NEWSPAPER DAY DATE :29 JANUARY 2025   Indian Newspaper Day, celebrated on January 29, commemorates the launch of the first Indian newspaper, Hickey’s Bengal Gazette, in 1780. This day acknowledges the crucial role that newspapers play in informing the public, shaping opinions, and supporting democracy. As a foundation of journalism, newspapers provide trustworthy news, encourage meaningful discussions, and bridge the gap between citizens and the government. Even with the rise of digital media, newspapers remain a reliable source of information. Indian Newspaper Day serves as a reminder to honor the contributions of print media and its profound impact on society.  On January 29, Sabarigiri College of Education hosted a lively celebration of Indian Newspaper Day. The event focused on the importance of newspapers in influencing public opinion and raising awareness. Arathi, the host, warmly welcomed the audience, setting the tone for the program. Muhsina then gave an insigh...

NATIONAL GIRL CHILD DAY Date :29 January 2025  National Girl Child Day, observed annually on January 24th in India, is dedicated to raising awareness about the rights, education, health, and empowerment of girls. The day seeks to address critical issues such as gender discrimination, child marriage, and inequality, while also promoting initiatives that support the welfare of girls. Established by the Ministry of Women and Child Development in 2008, it underscores the importance of providing equal opportunities for girls in areas like education, healthcare, and career advancement. To emphasize the need for a society that treats girls with dignity and respect, various programs, campaigns, and awareness drives are organized nationwide.  At Sabarigiri College of Education, the National Girl Child Day was celebrated on January 27th, aiming to stress the importance of empowering and educating girls for a brighter future. The event kicked off with great enthusiasm by Anamika. Next, J...