MALABAR VIBES

The National Service Scheme (NSS) Unit 101 of Malabar Training College successfully conducted a vegetable harvesting program from the college’s vegetable garden on October 28, 2024. This initiative promoted community service, teamwork and sustainable living practices. Background: The vegetable garden, established under the supervision of Narayanan, is strategically located within the college campus. This garden exemplifies the college’s commitment to sustainability, providing students with hands-on experience in organic farming. Inauguration: Principal Dr. Indu K. Mathew inaugurated the program, emphasizing community engagement, environmental responsibility and the garden’s educational value. Leadership and Participation: NSS Program Officer Preetha Kuriakose and NSS Coordinator Hisana led the event. Students from every department participated in harvesting under class leaders’ guidance, fostering unity and teamwork. Harvested Produce: Green chilies, tomatoes, cucumbers, kandhari chili...

  On November 26, 2024, the Social Science Department and IQAC organized an Constitution Day program in a modest format,  to commemorate the adoption of the Indian Constitution. The event was conducted in a simple and meaningful format to foster awareness and understanding of the Indian Constitution among students. The event was conducted in the general hall starting at 2.30 pm.      The program commenced with a brief introduction by Jameelathil Misla.  The quiz was designed to test participants' knowledge of the Indian Constitution, its history, fundamental rights, directive principles, and other significant aspects. A total 5  teams, each comprising two members, participated in the competition, representing various departments of the college. The quiz was conducted in multiple rounds. The first round consisted ten questions and to shortlist three teams for the final round. Between the rounds, the organizers conducted an audience engagement session . ...

  In celebration of World Students' Day, the Mathematics Department of Malabar Training College, Peravoor, hosted an engaging and intellectual event, the Sudoku Solving Game, on October 15. This initiative was aimed at encouraging analytical thinking and problem-solving among students. The event was a grand success, with participants displaying remarkable problem-solving skills. It not only strengthened their analytical abilities but also provided a platform for students to collaborate and build camaraderie across departments. The Sudoku Solving Game began with a warm welcome by Aparna K of Mathematics Department, followed by an introduction to the rules and objectives. Each department was represented by two participants, ensuring inclusivity. The competition featured three rounds: easy puzzles for initial screening, intermediate puzzles for selecting top contenders, and challenging puzzles for the final showdown. A panel of faculty members judged the participants based on their pe...

  The Kerala Sports Day celebration at Malabar Training College, organized by the sports club, featured an exciting lineup of events, including a thrilling quiz competition and a penalty shootout. The day fostered camaraderie and highlighted the importance of physical fitness and mental agility among participants.

                                   CARTOON DRAWING  The Department of Natural Science successfully hosted a drawing competition to commemorate World Mental Health Day, emphasizing the importance of mental wellness and community support. Sixteen talented students participated, showcasing their artistic interpretations of the theme "You Are Not Alone." Judging Panel Experienced judges, Ms. Preetha kuriakosrband Mr. Rahul, evaluated the artwork based on: 1.⁠ ⁠Creativity and originality 2.⁠ ⁠Relevance to the theme 3.Emotional resonance and impact Winners After careful deliberation, the winners were announced: 1.⁠ ⁠1st Prize: Muhammed yoonus 2.⁠ ⁠2nd Prize: Samyuktha soumithran 3.⁠ ⁠3rd Prize: Archana chandran Prize Distribution Principal Indu K. Mathew distributed the prizes during the college assembly, congratulating the winners and participants on their outstanding contributions. Significance Th...

The Department of Natural Science successfully conducted the "Healing Hands" palm printing program to commemorate World Mental Health Day on October 10. This initiative aimed to promote mental health awareness, reduce stigma, and foster a sense of community among students, teachers, and staff. Welcome Address Sharfa delivered a heartfelt welcome speech, emphasizing the significance of mental health and the importance of supporting one another. She set the tone for the event, encouraging participants to embrace the theme "You Are Not Alone." Inaugural Palm Print: Principal Indu K. Mathew had the honor of creating the first palm print, symbolizing the institution's commitment to mental wellness. This was followed by enthusiastic participation from teachers and students. Speech by Ms.Preetha: Ms.Preetha delivered an inspiring speech, highlighting the need for empathy, understanding, and inclusivity in addressing mental health issues. Her words resonated deeply with...

  Malabar Training College, Peravoor, affiliated with Kannur university  &approved by NCTE,New Delhi organized The “Wealth from Waste  Materials” initiative conducted a Bottle Art Making event on October  10,2024.The event aimed to encourage environmental consciousness and  artistic creativity by repurposing discarded bottles into decorative and  functional art pieces. The event was inaugurated by INDU .K MATHEW (principal Malabar Training College) ,who highlighted the importance of  recycling and sustainability.  In today’s world, waste management has become a crucial issue, and  creative recycling is one of the best solutions. Bottle Art Making, as a part  of the “Wealth from Waste Materials” initiative, showcases how discarded  bottles can be transformed into beautiful and functional art pieces. This  not only promotes sustainability but also opens up opportunities for  entrepreneurship and innovation. The primary g...

SLOGAN WRITING The Department of Natural Science conducted a slogan writing competition on October 9, 2024, as a precursor to World Mental Health Day. This event aimed to: 1. Promote mental health awareness 2. Encourage creativity 3. Foster community support Participation and Response Fifteen enthusiastic students participated, submitting thought-provoking slogans resonating with the theme "You Are Not Alone." Winners After careful evaluation, the winners were announced: 1. 1st Prize: Minu  2. 2nd Prize: Anusree Suresh  3. 3rd Prize: Athinshs w Prize Distribution Principal Indu K. Mathew distributed the prizes during the college assembly ,commemorating World Mental Health Day. Judging Criteria Slogans were evaluated based on: 1. Relevance to the theme 2. Originality and creativity 3. Clarity and concision 4. Emotional resonance and impact Impact and Conclusion The slogan writing competition: 1. Raised awareness about mental health 2. Encouraged creative expression and empathy...

                  SUDOKO COMPETITION In celebration of World Students' Day, the Mathematics Department of Malabar Training College, Peravoor, hosted an engaging and intellectual event, the Sudoku Solving Game, on October 15. This initiative was aimed at encouraging analytical thinking and problem-solving among students. Date: October 15 Time: Afternoon Venue: General hall, Malabar Training College Peravoor  Objectives : ● To celebrate World Students' Day with a mathematics-focused activity. ● To foster critical thinking and logical reasoning skills. ● To promote inter-departmental collaboration through friendly competition.  Highlights:  ● Two participants from each department were required to represent their team. ● The game featured multiple rounds of Sudoku puzzles, progressively increasing in difficulty. ● Participants were scored based on accuracy and speed in solving the puzzles.  Outcomes:  The event was a gran...

                     CAPTION WRITING COMPETITION On October 4, 2024, Department of Natural science observed World Animal Welfare Day with a Caption Writing Competition, aiming to raise awareness about animal welfare and promote compassion among students. Competition Details: The competition was open to all students, and participants were required to submit their captions by 4 pm on the same day. An overwhelming response saw 25 entries, from which three winners were selected.The captions were expertly judged by Ms.Preetha and Ms.Ruby . Winners The winners were: 1.⁠ ⁠1st Prize: Aswathy ck 2.⁠ ⁠2nd Prize:Anjima k 3.⁠ ⁠3rd Prize: Ardra Prize Distribution: The prizes were distributed during the college assembly on October 7, 2024. College Principal, Indu K. Mathew, honored the winners with their prizes. Objective: The competition aimed to: 1.⁠ ⁠Raise awareness about animal welfare and rights. 2.⁠ ⁠Encourage students to think creatively a...

As part of the Gandhi Jayanti celebrations on October 2nd, the  Social Science Club and IQAC organized a documentary-making  competition aimed at honouring Mahatma Gandhi on his birthday.  The objective was not only to pay tribute to Gandhiji but also to  uncover and share lesser-known facts about his life. The theme  for the documentary was "The Life and Times of Gandhiji," and  each department was tasked with creating a 5-7 minute video. The  event was gracefully hosted by Ms. Ameena Raoof, with Ms.  Ruby Joseph and Ms. Rashida serving as the judges.  The Malayalam Department won first prize for the best  documentary, while the Natural Science Department took home  the second prize. Prizes were distributed later at the Social  Science Department by Ms. Preetha Kuriakose. Despite some  minor technical issues, the competition was a great success,  leaving a lasting impact on all participants and attendees  

 The National Service Scheme (NSS) unit 101 of Malabar training college, Peravoor organized a cleaning drive and student park inauguration on the auspicious occasion of Gandhi Jayanti. The program aimed to commemorate Mahatma Gandhi's vision of a clean and sustainable India. The program was inaugurated by esteemed Malabar College Principal, Indu K. Mathew. M.P.U.P School Principal, Sajitha U.V., delivered the presidential address, emphasizing the significance of cleanliness and community service.Under the guidance of NSS Program Officer, Ms. Preetha Kuriakose and Student Coordinator, Hisana, the volunteers embarked on a thorough cleaning drive from 9:30 am to 12:30 pm. The school premises, including courtyard , and surrounding areas, were meticulously cleaned. Simultaneously, a flower garden was created to provide a serene and eco-friendly space for students.The garden was developed by the NSS volunteers, with the assistance of teachers, Ms. Libina and Ms. Krishnapriya. The cleanin...

  International Day of the Older Persons is observed on 1 October every year to raise problems faced by elder persons and to promote the development of a society for all ages. Students of Malabar Training College took pledge to provide physical and mental support for the needed ones in their home and locality. As part of the programme, students visited the nearby houses to honour the old age persons.

  On October 1st, the Music Club of Malabar Training College, Peravoor, celebrated International Music Day. The event was impressive and filled with excitement, showing everyone’s strong passion for music. The celebration aimed to emphasize the importance of music in life and to have some joyous time with music. The theme for International Music Day 2024 was "Harmony Across Cultures." This year's theme emphasizes music's role in connecting different cultures and creating a more harmonious world. Through music, we can appreciate diversity and strengthen ties that bring humanity closer together. The event began with an official inauguration by The Principal, Indhu K Mathew, held at the general hall at 2.00 PM. The program was attended by all other faculty members and students. Arjunan, Student, Department of Natural Science and Student coordinator of Music Club, had done the welcome speech. Preetha Kuriakose, Faculty Coordinator of Music Club, addressed the gathering, h...