MALABAR VIBES

 The "Care and Connect" program was held on January 24, 2025, at 9:30 am in the Seminar Hall. The session featured Father Preyesh Kalarimuriyil, Director of Accompanying Differently-Abled & Awakening Mission, Archdiocese Thalassery, as the esteemed speaker. The program began with a welcome speech by Alfin Reji, General Secretary of the Union, followed by the Presidential Address by College Principal Indu K. Mathew. The session was anchored by Sharfa Usman and concluded with a vote of thanks by Akshay K, UUC. The session focused on teaching sign language to communicate effectively with deaf individuals. Father Preyesh Kalarimuriyil conducted an interactive and informative training, covering alphabets, numbers, words, months, days, and names of prominent personalities in sign language. As teacher trainees, participants thoroughly enjoyed the session and gained valuable insights into the challenges faced by differently-abled individuals. The training empowered participants t...

                      AWARENESS TALK On behalf of World Environmental Health Day on September 26, Department of Physical Science organised an awareness talk programme on 28 th of September after the assembly. The talk started at 9.45 am and was led by Aysha, student-teacher of Physical Science, who emphasised the importance of the day. The talk was very informative and engaging to the entire student body of Malabar Training College following the morning assembly. The presentation aimed to raise awareness about the crucial link between environmental health and our well-being. Aysha began by explaining the significance of World Environmental Health Day and its connection to our daily lives. She then delved into key environmental health concerns, emphasizing the detrimental impact of pollution on human health. This included a discussion on air, water, and soil pollution, and their potential consequences on human health. Furthermore...

 Malabar Training College, in collaboration with Vidhyaragam Kalasahitya Vedhi, organized  an ICT orientation class on January 18, 2025, at the Good Earth Chess Café Thundiyil for lower primary and upper primary teachers. The session aimed to provide participants with knowledge and skills related to Information and Communication Technology (ICT), focusing on its application in education and other fields. The event likely involved discussions, demonstrations, and training on various ICT tools and techniques to enhance participants' understanding and use of technology. The program began with an interactive activity where teachers from Lower Primary, Upper Primary schools and teacher trainees were divided into five groups. Each group was tasked with selecting one member to receive a piece of paper detailing their assigned duty for the inaugural session. This activity likely aimed to engage participants and encourage collaboration, while also ensuring that each group had a clear r...

  The movie premiere of Uri: The Surgical Strike was organized at Malabar Training College on Indian Army Day, in honor of the valor and sacrifices made by the Indian Army. The event aimed to highlight the bravery and resilience of soldiers, showcasing the 2019 film based on the surgical strike carried out by the Indian Army. Students, faculty, and local community members attended the screening, which was followed by a discussion on the importance of national security and patriotism. The premiere served as an educational and motivational experience, inspiring respect for the armed forces.

  A speech competition was held at Malabar Training College in celebration of National Youth Day, which commemorates the birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda. The event aimed to inspire students to embrace his teachings on youth empowerment, self-discipline, and service to the nation. Participants delivered speeches on topics related to the power of youth in nation-building, and the importance of education and personal growth. The competition fostered a sense of responsibility and encouraged students to reflect on their role in shaping a better society. The winners were awarded prizes, and the event concluded with a call to action for youth leadership.

Financial literacy is an essential skill that empowers individuals to make informed financial decisions, manage personal finances effectively, and plan for the future. Recognizing the importance of financial literacy among students, Malabar Training College organized a Financial Literacy Awareness Program aimed at equipping future educators with essential financial knowledge and skills.  

  Awareness talk on Human Rights was organized by IQAC and Social science club of Malabar training college on 13 th January 2025. The programme commenced with a welcome address by smt. Indu K Mathew, Principal of Malabar training college. The session led by Advocate Pradeep Kaippananickal, motivational speaker, mind Power and cyber law trainer initiated the session focused on enhancing the understanding of human rights and their relevance in our daily lives. The session stressed the importance of knowing our right to ensure dignity, equality and justice for all. The highlight of the session was the interactive question answer segment, where students raised thoughtful quires about real world issue concerning human rights. The session concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by Mrs. Vijisha P P Assistant professor Malabar training college .

                      INVICTUS MALABAR ANNUAL SPORTS MEET 2024-25 The Annual Sports Meet of Malabar Training College for the academic year 2024-2025 was successfully conducted on January 11, 2025, at the St. Josephs Higher Secondary School ground in Thundiyil. This highly anticipated event marked a day of vibrant athletic competition and spirited participation, bringing together students, staff, and faculty for a celebration of physical fitness and sportsmanship. The picturesque grounds of St. Joseph's provided the perfect setting for the wide array of events that took place, ranging from track and field competitions to team sports, all contributing to an atmosphere of excitement and camaraderie. The sports meet not only highlighted the importance of physical activity but also fostered teamwork, discipline, and a sense of community among the participants. This event has become a cornerstone of the college’s extracurricular activitie...

Malabar Training College observed its weekly “Friday Dry Day,” a well-structured initiative aimed at promoting awareness about the harmful effects of alcohol consumption and encouraging a healthy, responsible lifestyle among students and faculty. The event aimed to spark discussions on the importance of maintaining physical and mental well-being, especially in the context of the educational environment.  

  Malabar Training College celebrated the Pravasi Bharatiya Divas (Non-Resident Indian Day) on 09/12/2025 a significant event dedicated to honoring the contributions of the Indian diaspora globally. Pravasi Bharatiya Divas is celebrated annually on January 9th to mark the return of Mahatma Gandhi from South Africa to India in 1915. The event at Malabar Training College sought to recognize the achievements of the Indian community living abroad and to strengthen ties between the country and its overseas citizens.

   Monday 1:00pm at seminar hall . The talk was led by Rashidha miss physical science  option teacher. The program begin with the welcome speech by Rashidha mam,who  highlights the importance of self-study in achieving academic success. The Self-Study  Orientation Program was conducted to familiarize participants with effective self￾learning strategies, time management techniques, and available resources to help them  take responsibility for their academic progress. This program aimed to empower  students to become independent learners and cultivate habits of disciplined and goal￾oriented study.  Then mam introduced the swayam app for self-study,which is an excellent  platform for independent learners.swayam stands for study webs of active learning for  young minds aspiring and was launched by government of India under the digital India initiative. After the students downloaded the swayam app,each one can explore the  wide variety o...

 Malabar Training College's Green Malabar Initiative: Fostering Sustainable Agriculture Practices Malabar Training College, Peravoor, affiliated to Kannur University and approved by NCTE, New Delhi, embarked on an innovative initiative to promote sustainable agriculture practices among its students. The Green Malabar Initiative, inaugurated by Principal Indu K Mathew, aimed to cultivate a culture of environmental responsibility and self-sufficiency. Six departments of the college were allocated separate areas for cultivation, and students from each department worked tirelessly to ensure the successful growth of various crops. The departments were encouraged to give unique names to their agricultural spaces, fostering a sense of ownership and pride. The names of the gardens reflected the creativity and individuality of each department: Natural Science - Naturals, Maths - Zeta, Physical Science - Wholsthorp Garden, English - Eves Valley, Social Science - Grevelia, and Malayalam - Ked...

  Human Rights Day was observed at Malabar Training College on December 10th to commemorate the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights by the United Nations in 1948. The day aims to promote awareness and education on human rights and to inspire students and faculty to actively engage in protecting the fundamental rights and freedoms of all individuals. The event focused on empowering the college community to recognize, respect, and uphold human rights as essential values for global peace and justice. The celebration included lectures, discussions, cultural programs, and awareness campaigns that aimed to inform students about their rights and the importance of human dignity in a democratic society. The college also sought to emphasize the role of education in the protection and promotion of human rights.

A blood donation camp was successfully conducted at Malabar Training College on December 4, 2024, organized by the NSS unit and IQAC in association with BDK Kannur and Baby Memorial Hospital. The event included an awareness session by Dr. Roshin and saw participation from around 30 student donors. The program concluded with certificate distribution and a vote of thanks.  

 MALABAR TRAINING COLLEGE in association with ASTER MIMS KANNUR HOSPITAL organized a successful medical camp to provide free health check-ups for both college members and the general public. The camp aimed to promote health awareness and ensure basic medical assistance for all attendees. The programme commenced with a beautiful prayer by Ann Sneha (student teacher). An introduction of the programme was given by Balasubramanyam (student teacher).Welcome speech was given by Preetha Kuriakose (Assistant Professor Malabar Training College),Presidential address was given by Indu K Mathew (Principal,Malabar Training College).The leader of the hospital team also communicated with us.Vote of thanks was given by Union chairman Vishnu. The general medicine team consisted of experienced doctor and medical students offering general health check-ups. They measured vital signs such as blood pressure, blood sugar levels, and conducted general consultations. Common ailments like seasonal flu, low ...

Malabar Training College, Peravoor, inaugurated its Mushroom Harvest and Sale initiative on November 29, 2024, at the college auditorium. The program, titled “A Green Malabar Initiative,” aimed to promote sustainable agriculture and entrepreneurship among students. The inauguration ceremony began at 11 am, with a warm welcome by Sharfa Usman. Principal Indu K. Mathew delivered the presidential address, emphasizing the importance of sustainable agriculture and the role of educational institutions in promoting eco-friendly practices. Smt. Sandra M.M., Agriculture Officer at Peravoor Krishibhavan, inaugurated the Mushroom Harvest and Sale initiative. In her address, she highlighted the potential of mushroom cultivation as a viable entrepreneurial venture and commended the college for taking the initiative. Bhavya K.K., Staff Secretary, and Mr. Raghu, Agricultural Assistant at Peravoor, felicitated the program. They appreciated the college’s efforts in promoting sustainable agriculture and...

                              AWARNESS PROGRAMME Malabar Training College, Peravoor, observed AIDS Day on November 29, 2024. The program, conducted by the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) and Eco-Club, aimed to raise awareness about AIDS and promote education among students. The program began with a prayer by Sharfa Usman, followed by a welcome address by Akshaya Kavalan. Principal Indu K. Mathew delivered the presidential address, emphasizing the importance of AIDS awareness and education. The highlight of the program was an emotional and informative talk by Rama Kotyoor, an AIDS patient. The talk provided valuable insights into the lives of AIDS patients and the challenges they face. Rama kotyoor shared her personal experiences, struggles, and triumphs, leaving a lasting impact on the audience. The talk was informative, covering various aspects of AIDS, including its causes, symptoms, transmission, and pr...