MALABAR VIBES

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...

 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 . T...

ON November 20,2024, the social science club and lQAC organized an universal children's day program in a minimal format. We conducted in the program in Angavawadi ,Thettuvazhi.The event Started at 11 AM. The welcome speech was delivered by Smt vijisha PP  the formal program conducted with a vote of thanks by Anjima K M after the formal section. we conducted games, passing ball, balancing ball, identify the picture and culture program by children and distribution of coloring books, crayons, and also gave sweet the children's  The universal children's day celebration was a huge success, thanks to the effort of our team and our partners, we hope to continue the celebration in the future and make it even bigger and better  

NSS Unit 101, Malabar Training College, Peravoor, organized an Anganwadi visit to celebrate Children’s Day. The event aimed to promote community service and bring joy to the children. The program commenced at 11:00 am with a warm welcome speech by Anganwadi teacher, Luna. Preetha Kuriakose, NSS Program Officer, delivered an inspiring talk on the significance of Children’s Day. Reena Manoharan, Ward Member, emphasized the importance of nurturing young minds and promoting their overall well-being. NSS volunteers honored Luna teacher and Bindhu(Anganwadi Helper) 10 volunteers, Children and their parents and teachers actively participated in the event, ensuring its smooth execution.  

  NSS Unit 101 of Malabar Training College, Peravoor, successfully conducted a floral arrangement program at M.P.U.P School, Peravoor. The event aimed to foster community service, teamwork, and environmental awareness among students. The program commenced with the inauguration by Srija, Principal, M.P.U.P School. NSS Program Officer Preetha Kuriakose and Student Coordinator Christy Shaju guided the volunteers throughout the event. Fifteen NSS volunteers and twenty students from the school participated enthusiastically, creating beautiful floral arrangements and decorating the school premises. The program concluded at 12:30 pm, leaving behind a visually appealing and refreshing environment. Outcome: •⁠ ⁠Promoted community service and teamwork among students •⁠ ⁠Enhanced environmental awareness and appreciation •⁠ ⁠Developed leadership and organizational skills among NSS volunteers •⁠ ⁠Strengthened ties between Malabar Training College and M.P.U.P School

  The Inauguration of the Students Union and Fine Arts Club at Malabar Training College took place on November 8, 2024, in the prestigious setting of the college’s General Hall. The event was marked by a series of dignified and enlightening speeches, reinforcing the commitment to student leadership and artistic expression. The opening prayer was conducted by Albin Joseph, Jojima P, Nancy Irene, setting a spiritual tone for the proceedings. Following this, Sri. Alfin Reji, the newly elected General Secretary of the Union, extended a warm welcome to the gathering, setting the stage for the auspicious event. The highlight of the inauguration was the presidential address delivered by Sri. Vishnu N, the Chairperson of the Students Union. He articulated the vision and goals of the Union, emphasizing the role of student leadership in fostering a positive and inclusive college environment. The Union Inauguration was performed by Sri. Pramod Vellachal, Associate Professor and Head of the De...

  On 04/11/2024, IQAC and Nature club of Malabar Training College, Peravoor, hosted a session on "Innovative Methods and Techniques in Mushroom Cultivation." The session was led by Rahul Govind, Founder of Monsoon Mushroom and a National Award winner in mushroom cultivation.

 The Department of Mathematics of Malabar Training College, Peravoor, organized a program on4th November to commemorate the birth anniversary of the renowned mathematician and‘Human Computer,’ Shakuntala Devi. The event aimed to honor her immense contribution tomathematics and inspire students through her legacy.The highlight of the event was a QuizCompetition, held at 2:30 PM in the Seminar Hall. The competition encouraged participationfrom all departments, with each department required to send two participants.The quiz wasstructured in three levels, starting with easy questions and progressively increasing in difficulty. To make the event more engaging, certain questions were opened to the audience, with excitinggifts awarded to the winners. Teams of two students from various departments competed. Theenthusiastic involvement of students demonstrated the interdisciplinary appreciation of Shakuntala Devi’s work.The event was a great success, and the results of the extempore will be...

Event Overview: The Ponkathir Koythulasavam, an annual harvest festival, was celebrated with great enthusiasm at Malabar Training College, Pervoor. The event not only marked the end of the harvest season but also served as a platform for cultural exchange and community engagement among students and local residents. *Inauguration Ceremony:* The inauguration of the festival was graced by Sri P. P. Venugopalan, the President of the Peravoor Grama Panchayat. The ceremony commenced with a traditional welcome, followed by a floral tribute to the deity, signifying prosperity and abundance. Sri Venugopalan delivered an inspiring speech highlighting the importance of agriculture in sustaining community life and the need to preserve traditional practices.  

  Malabar Training College celebrated Vayalar Day on October 27th, 2024, to honor the life and legacy of Vayalar Ramavarma, a renowned poet and lyricist from Kerala. Vayalar Day is observed to remember his invaluable contributions to Malayalam literature, especially his work in the field of poetry and film lyrics. Vayalar Ramavarma’s work has had a profound impact on Kerala’s cultural landscape, and his songs and poems continue to inspire generations. The celebration at Malabar Training College was aimed at raising awareness about the rich cultural heritage of Kerala and paying tribute to the great poet’s works. The event included a variety of activities such as readings of his poems, cultural performances, discussions, and a special tribute program that highlighted his contributions to Malayalam literature and cinema.

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...