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The college assembly held on 13th August 2025 at Mahatma College of Education, Nileshwar, was a memorable and inspiring gathering organized by our first-year B.Ed batch in collaboration with IQAC. The program began at 9:30 AM in the General Hall, with enthusiastic participation from students, teachers, and the Principal. The assembly not only strengthened our sense of unity and discipline but also highlighted the significance of World Organ Donation Day, which is observed on the same date.

 

The event started with a heartfelt prayer led by Malavika, Megha, and Sreedhu. Their voices created a calm and positive atmosphere, reminding everyone of the power of collective harmony. This was followed by the pledge, confidently delivered by Vishnupriya, which refreshed our commitment to uphold our values and responsibilities as future educators.

 

Next, Poojadevi took the stage for news reading, presenting the latest national and international updates. The session helped us stay connected with the world outside and underlined the importance of being aware of current affairs.

 

The Thought for the Day was beautifully presented by Arathi P, who shared Thomas Edison’s words: “The secret of success is constant effort.” The quote served as a meaningful reminder that determination and perseverance are the true keys to success, encouraging us all to keep moving forward despite challenges.

 

The most awaited part of the assembly was the Activity Session, presented by Kavya Ramakrishnan K. Since the day was World Organ Donation Day, Kavya prepared an informative and thought-provoking video presentation on Organ Donation. The presentation explained the life-saving impact of organ donation, the urgent need to raise awareness, and the myths that often prevent people from becoming donors. It was an eye-opening session that encouraged everyone to think deeply about how one person’s decision can give hope and life to many others.

 

After the activity session, our Principal addressed the gathering with an inspiring speech. The Principal appreciated our collective effort in organizing the assembly and encouraged us to take such meaningful initiatives more often. The importance of being socially responsible citizens, along with academic excellence, was emphasized. The Principal’s words motivated us to be proactive in spreading awareness about noble causes and to see ourselves as contributors to positive change in society.

 

The entire program was smoothly anchored by Anjana N P, whose confident and cheerful presence kept the assembly lively and well-coordinated.

 

The assembly concluded with the National Anthem, sung with pride and unity, leaving everyone with a strong sense of togetherness and patriotism.

 

In summary, the assembly on 13th August 2025 was not just a routine gathering but an enriching experience. It gave us an opportunity to showcase our talents, work as a team, and at the same time, spread awareness about a socially relevant issue. It was a day that strengthened our bond as a class and left a lasting impression on all who attended.

 

 

 

 

 

 

REPORT ON COLLEGE ASSEMBLY – 20/08/2025

 

Organized by: First Year B.Ed Natural Science

Venue: General Hall | Time: 9:30 AM

 

 

 

The college assembly held on 20th august 2025 at Mahatma College Of Education was conducted with great enthusiasm and discipline by First Year B. Ed Natural science students in collaboration with Internal Quality Assurance Cell(IQAC). The venue for the assembly was General Hall.

 

 It began with a soulful prayer to seek blessings for the day,   helping everyone start on a peaceful and positive note. The prayer was led by Saparya, Aswathy, Deepika and Vishnupriya.

 

Following the prayer, all students and staff took the national pledge with pride and sincerity, reaffirming their dedication to truth, unity, and the country. The pledge was led by Chaithanya Ramachandran.

 

The Thought of the Day was presented by Ageetha, who shared an inspirational qoute of A P J Abdul Kalam and the qoute stated that "Dream big, work hard, and believe in yourself. Failure is not the end, but a stepping stone to success. "This captures the essence of APJ Abdul Kalam's quote, emphasizing the importance of dreams, hard work, and resilience.

 

 After this, the news headlines were read aloud, by Neeraj Palliyath, covering important national, international, and sports news,  helping students stay informed about current affairs.

 

The assembly also included a short activity session which was handled by Abhay J Prakash, since it was World Mosquito Day. A Q&A session was held to commemorate World Mosquito Day, focusing on mosquito borne diseases, prevention strategies and community involvement and also a short video was presented .After the activity session Suresh siraddressed the assembly and appreciated the whole team for organizing the assembly.

 

The entire programme was anchored by Malavika K who did an excellent job by  keeping the event engaging and running smoothly. The assembly concluded with the national anthem, filling the environment with a sense of unity and patriotism, and the assembly was dispersed.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

REPORT ON COLLEGE ASSEMBLY – 10/09/2025

 

Organised by: First Year B.Ed Natural Science

Venue: General Hall | Time: 9:30 AM

 

 

 

The college assembly held on 10th September 2025 at Mahatma College of Education, Nileshwar, was a well-coordinated and meaningful event, organised by the First Year B.Ed Natural Science students in collaboration with the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC). The assembly took place in the General Hall and began on time at 9:30 am.

 

The program opened with a soulful and calming prayer led by Deepika V, Malavika K, and Sreedhu K, which set a peaceful and positive tone for the morning. This was followed by the Pledge, confidently recited by Sreema S Kajanaya, serving as a reminder of our duties as responsible citizens and aspiring educators.

 

The Thought of the Day was presented by Aswathi R, who shared a powerful quote by Nelson Mandela:

“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.”

Aswathi reflected on the deeper meaning of the quote, highlighting the incredible impact educators can have in shaping society. Her words were both motivating and thought-provoking, inspiring everyone to take pride in their future role as teachers.

 

Next, Harinand K delivered a concise and informative news segment, covering key updates from national and international affairs, and current social issues.

 

A major highlight of the assembly was the Activity Session on World Suicide Prevention Day, observed on September 10th. Megha P P and Saparya T led this segment with a powerful and sensitively curated video presentation. The video aimed to raise awareness about suicide prevention, stressing the importance of emotional well-being, recognizing signs of mental distress, and encouraging open conversations about seeking help. The message that “You are not alone” resonated deeply with the audience.

 

Following the video, a short discussion encouraged students to be more empathetic, attentive, and supportive of those around them. It also underlined the crucial role future teachers play in promoting mental health awareness in classrooms.

 

The Principal, Dr. Remya V R, then addressed the gathering, offering her heartfelt appreciation to the First Year B.Ed Natural Science students for conducting such a thoughtful and socially relevant assembly and praised the team for their excellent coordination and efforts.

 

 

The entire program was smoothly and confidently anchored by Vishnupriya N K, whose warm and engaging presence helped maintain a steady flow and kept the audience involved throughout.

 

The assembly concluded with the singing of the National Anthem, marking a respectful and reflective end to the program.

 

The presenters of the day – Vishnupriya N K, Malavika K, Deepika V, Sreedhu K, Sreema S Kajanaya, Aswathi R, Harinand K, Saparya T, and Megha P P – showcased remarkable teamwork and dedication, making the event not only informative but also emotionally meaningful.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Assembly Report – 15 October 2025

Organized by: Natural Science Option

Venue: General hall | Time: 9.30 am

 

The College assembly held on 15 October 2025 was efficiently coordinated by the Natural Science Optional group. The programme began with a warm welcome and smooth anchoring by Aswathi, who guided the flow of events throughout the session.

 

The assembly commenced reverently with the prayer led by Malavika, Manasa, and Sreedhu, creating a peaceful and positive atmosphere. This was followed by the National Pledge, confidently delivered by Anjana, reminding everyone of their duties and responsibilities towards the nation.

 

To inspire students, Sreema presented the Thought of the Day, quoting Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam: “All birds find shelter during a rain but the eagle avoids rain by flying above the clouds.” She explained its meaning, emphasizing that challenges should be faced with courage and higher perspective.

 

Current affairs from around the world were shared through a news reading session by Megha, keeping the gathering informed and aware.

 

As a highlight of the programme, Harinand and Neeraj conducted an engaging activity on World Students’ Day, celebrating the birth anniversary of Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam. They explained the significance of the day and presented a video appreciating the role of students, their dreams, and their contribution to the future.

 

The assembly was further enriched by the motivational address of Dr. Suresh Kokkot sir, who encouraged students to uphold values of knowledge, discipline, and curiosity in their learning journey.

 

The programme concluded with respect and unity as all gathered for the National Anthem.

 

Overall, the assembly was insightful, well-organized, and served as a tribute to the “People’s President,” Dr. Kalam, inspiring students to reach greater heights.

 

 

Assembly Report - 22/10/25

Organised by: First Year B.Ed Natural Science

Venue: General Hall | Time: 9:30 AM

 

The morning assembly conducted by the First Year B.Ed Natural Science  was an inspiring and well-coordinated event that set a positive tone for the day. The programme began with the prayer, gracefully led by the prayer team — Kavya and Megha — which created a serene and spiritual atmosphere among all present. Following this, Saparya took charge of the  National pledge, instilling a sense of unity, patriotism, and responsibility in everyone.

 

The thought of the day, presented by Sabith, encouraged students to begin their day with positivity and motivation. It reminded everyone of the importance of determination and hard work in achieving success. Next, Vishnupriya presented the day’s news, updating the audience with both national and international happenings, ensuring that everyone remained aware of current events.

 

The highlight of the assembly was the activity session conducted by Ageetha and Manasa on Chandrayaan-1. Their presentation captured the scientific spirit of the day, highlighting India’s remarkable achievement in space exploration. The audience gained valuable insights into the mission’s objectives, discoveries, and its importance in India’s space research history. The activity reflected the theme of curiosity and innovation, perfectly connecting to the essence of Natural Science. Following the activity, the assembly was addressed by Krishnan Sir, who appreciated the sincere efforts of the students and shared motivating words about the significance of scientific knowledge and teamwork. His address encouraged students to continue their journey of learning with enthusiasm and curiosity. The entire assembly was smoothly and confidently anchored by Malavika, whose effective communication and coordination ensured the seamless flow of the programme. Finally, the assembly concluded with the National Anthem, filling every heart with pride and patriotism.

 

The event encouraged everyone to start the day with positivity and a renewed sense of purpose, making it both meaningful and memorable.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Assembly Report - 29/10/2025

Organised by: First Year B.Ed Natural Science

Venue: General Hall | Time: 9:30 AM

 

 

 

The College Assembly of Mahatma College of Education, Nileshwar, was held on 29th October 2025 at 9:30 AM in the General Hall. The assembly was organized by the First Year B.Ed. Natural Science students under the guidance of the faculty, in collaboration with the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC).

 

The programme commenced with a Prayer led by  Sreema and Ageetha, invoking blessings for the successful conduct of the day’s proceedings. This was followed by the Pledge which was delivered by Sabith, which instilled a sense of unity and national pride among the participants.

 

Next, the Thought of the Day was presented by Sreedhu, which was inspiring everyone to reflect on positivity and perseverance. Following the pledge Harinand took charge of the news Reading segment which kept the audience informed about current national and international events.

 

The activity session was the highlight of the assembly which was conducted by Vishnupriya and Sreema.The activity session was in observance of World Stroke Day (October 29). As part of this, a Video Presentation on the theme of stroke awareness was also  presented.The video provided valuable insights into the causes, symptoms, and preventive measures related to stroke, enhancing health awareness among the audience.

The assembly was addressed by Krishnan Sir, who appreciated the efforts of the organizers and shared his thoughts with us.

The entire assembly was smoothly and confidently anchored by Abhay, whose effective communication and coordination ensured the seamless flow of the programme. Finally, the assembly concluded with the National Anthem, filling every heart with pride and patriotism.

 

Assembly Report - 12/11/2025

Organised by: First Year B.Ed Natural Science

Venue: General Hall | Time: 9:30 AM

 

 

 

 

 

The College Assembly held on 12  November 2025 was efficiently coordinated by the Natural Science Optional group. The programme began with a warm welcome and smooth anchoring by Pooja, who skillfully guided the flow of events throughout the session.

The assembly commenced on a solemn note with the prayer led by Malavika and Megha, creating a calm and positive atmosphere. This was followed by the National Pledge, confidently delivered by Chaithanya, reminding the gathering of their duties and responsibilities towards the nation.

The Thought of the Day was presented by Neeraj, who highlighted that the true purpose of education lies in expanding knowledge and spreading truth. He explained that education should nurture critical thinking, honesty, and a lifelong quest for understanding, enabling learners to contribute meaningfully to society.

The audience was then updated on recent happenings through a news reading session by Ageetha, which helped students stay informed about current national and international events.

The highlight of the assembly was the activity session on World Pneumonia Day, conducted by Megha. She explained the significance of the day, emphasizing pneumonia as a serious yet preventable disease, especially among children and the elderly. Through an informative presentation and a short video, she created awareness about the causes, symptoms, prevention methods, and the importance of timely medical care. The session effectively sensitized students to the need for health education and community awareness.

The assembly was further enriched by a motivational address by Dr Shanmughadas K K Sir, who emphasized the role of students in spreading awareness about public health issues and encouraged them to adopt healthy practices in their daily lives.

The programme concluded on a note of respect and unity with the singing of the National Anthem. Overall, the assembly was informative, well-organized, and meaningful, successfully highlighting the importance of World Pneumonia Day and inspiring students to contribute towards a healthier society.